Let me work through this step by step to identify which habits are good for health and hygiene.
Looking at each option:
1.
Get up from bed early in the morning - This is a GOOD habit. Waking up early helps maintain a healthy routine, gives you more time for activities, and is generally considered beneficial for health.
2.
Sleeping most of the time - This is NOT a good habit. While sleep is important, sleeping too much (most of the time) means you're not being active, learning, or doing productive things. It's unhealthy to be inactive all day.
3.
Teasing others - This is NOT a good habit. Teasing hurts people's feelings and is unkind behavior. Good social habits involve being respectful and kind to others.
4.
Brushing your teeth everyday - This is a GOOD habit. Daily tooth brushing keeps your teeth clean, prevents cavities, and maintains good oral hygiene.
5.
Using phone excessively (the child looking at phone) - This is NOT a good habit. Spending too much time on phones can hurt your eyes, reduce physical activity, and isn't healthy for young children.
6.
Playing sports/being active (children playing with ball) - This is a GOOD habit. Physical activity and playing sports keep your body fit, strong, and healthy.
So the good habits that keep us fit and healthy are:
- Get up from bed early in the morning ✓
- Brushing your teeth everyday ✓
- Playing sports/being active ✓
Final Answer:
✓ Get up from bed early in the morning
✓ Brushing your teeth everyday
✓ Playing sports/being active (the last image showing children playing with ball)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grade 1 health worksheet.
