Healthy Habits

4. Tiny living things that can cause sickness; you cannot see them without a microscope.
5. Free from dirt, stains, or germs.
7. To clean something, usually with water and soap.
8. A cleaning substance that helps remove dirt and germs from your skin or clothes.
11. To use water to wash away soap or dirt.
13. Ways of keeping your body and place clean so you stay healthy.
14. A soft piece of paper used for blowing your nose or catching sneezes; throw it away after use.
16. environment A place (classroom, home, or playground) that is tidy and free from litter and dirt.
17. To cut a little off (for example, cutting nails short so they are neat).
19. habits Regular actions you do to stay well, like washing hands, sleeping enough, and eating good food.

1. A cloth used to dry your body or hands after washing.
2. To put rubbish, used tissues, or other waste in the bin.
3. To clean something with a brush (for teeth, hair, or other surfaces).
5. clothes Clothes that have been washed and are fresh to wear.
6. To make something cleaner by killing most germs (hand sanitizer is a liquid or gel for hands).
9. A thin string used to clean between your teeth where a toothbrush can’t reach.
10. To clean your body by using a bath or tub of water.
12. A small brush used to clean your teeth.
14. A flavored paste used with a toothbrush to clean teeth and freshen breath.
15. To clean your body by standing under running water.
16. (your mouth) To put your hand or elbow over your mouth when you cough or sneeze to stop germs spreading.
18. care Looking after your fingernails and toenails by keeping them clean and trimmed.