Let’s look at each picture and think about what healthy suggestion it shows.
1.
First picture: A cigarette with a red circle and line through it → This means “Don’t smoke” or “Stop smoking.”
→ Suggestion: *Don’t smoke — it’s bad for your health.*
2.
Second picture: Fruits and vegetables (watermelon, carrots, broccoli, etc.) → Eating healthy food is good.
→ Suggestion: *Eat more fruits and vegetables every day.*
3.
Third picture: A person running on a mat → Exercise is important.
→ Suggestion: *Exercise regularly — like running, walking, or playing sports.*
4.
Fourth picture: A water bottle that says “Drink!” → Drink plenty of water.
→ Suggestion: *Drink lots of water to stay hydrated.*
5.
Fifth picture: A cartoon character eating at a table → Maybe this means eat meals slowly or don’t skip meals? But since it’s about healthy living, maybe it’s about eating balanced meals or not overeating. Let’s go with: *Eat regular, healthy meals — don’t skip breakfast!*
6.
Sixth picture: A sleeping face with Zzz → Sleep is important for health.
→ Suggestion: *Get enough sleep every night — aim for 8–9 hours.*
Now let’s write these as suggestions Sue might give her friends:
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Final Answer:
Here are Sue’s suggestions for her friends to be healthier:
- Don’t smoke — it harms your body.
- Eat more fruits and vegetables every day.
- Exercise regularly — try running, walking, or playing outside.
- Drink plenty of water throughout the day.
- Eat healthy meals and don’t skip breakfast.
- Get enough sleep each night — rest helps you feel strong and happy.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of healthy living worksheet.