health and wellbeing

2. The practice of keeping yourself and your environment clean to help prevent illness
5. The statutory framework covering learning, development and safeguarding and welfare requirements for children from birth to five in England
9. A period of rest that is important for children's physical and emotional health
10. An illness that can be caused by harmful microorganisms and may spread between people
14. A substance that can cause an allergic reaction
15. The body's ability to defend itself against infection and disease
17. Practices that help ensure food is prepared, handled and stored safely
20. A severe and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction

1. Physical activity that supports children's health, strength and development
3. Physical activity and movement opportunities help support children's physical _____
4. A substance found in food that the body needs to stay healthy and function properly
6. A document used in an early years setting to record details of an accident
7. Having enough fluid in the body to support good health
8. Protecting children from harm, abuse and neglect
11. Immediate help given to someone who is injured or suddenly becomes unwell
12. These should be washed thoroughly to help prevent the spread of infection
13. A type of diet that includes appropriate amounts of different food groups
16. The missing word in the term used to describe emotional and psychological wellbeing: mental _____
18. A state of being healthy, comfortable and happy
19. The missing word in the name of a health professional who supports families with young children's health and development: health _____