Eczema Unit 4-7 yr olds (6 eczema situations)

Introduction

This section covers several aspects of 5-14 Guidelines for Science and Health Education syllabus. The intention is to provide online content and activities for pupils, along with additional teacher support in the form of suggestions and ideas for classroom work and downloadable activity sheets.

The pupil content begins with an introduction on the basic facts about Eczema and leads onto treatment.

Curriculum references

Scottish 5-14 Guidelines

Health Education - Taking responsibility for health

Strand - Physical Health

  • Level B - recognise ways in which individuals are unique, e.g height, eyesight

Strand - Emotional Health

  • Level A - recognise that their family and other special people in their lives care for them and help them.
    • show how they respect and care for themselves and others
  • Level B - recognise the value of family and friendships
    • recognise a range of feelings they, and other people, experience at different times
    • communicate with others through a developing vocabulary relating to emotions and feelings
    • identify the ways in which people care for them

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Classroom Applications

Eczema Situations

Learning outcomes
  • To learn how to maintain personal hygiene.
  • To learn how to make simple choices that improve health and well-being.
  • To ask questions about medicines and health.
  • To recognise similarities and differences between themselves and others, and to treat others with sensitivity.
Extension work

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National Eczema Society

www.eczema.org

Talk Eczema

www.talkeczema.com

Net Doctor

www.netdoctor.co.uk

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Downloads

Pupil Section Exe Files

These are versions of the pupil material for this topic that you can download and use offline. Simply save the .exe file to your desktop and double-click it.

Eczema

ks1eczema.exe 1.1M

PDF files

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