Educational hygiene worksheet asking students to identify good and poor hygiene practices.

Let’s go through each action one by one and decide if it’s “Good Hygiene” or “Poor Hygiene.”

Hygiene means keeping your body clean to stay healthy and avoid smells or sickness.

1. Floss your teeth → This removes food and germs from between teeth. Good for oral health. → Good Hygiene

2. Take a bath or shower → Cleans your whole body, removes dirt and sweat. → Good Hygiene

3. Wear the same clothes day after day → Clothes get dirty and smelly. Not clean. → Poor Hygiene

4. Wiping well after you use the toilet → Keeps you clean and prevents germs. → Good Hygiene

5. Wearing deodorant → Helps control body odor. Keeps you smelling fresh. → Good Hygiene

6. Wash my hair → Removes oil, dirt, and smells from hair. → Good Hygiene

7. Cutting your fingernails → Long nails can hold dirt and germs. Trimming them is clean. → Good Hygiene

8. Letting people smell your body odor → That means you’re not cleaning yourself. Smelly = unclean. → Poor Hygiene

9. Wearing stinky shoes → Shoes that smell are dirty and unhealthy for feet. → Poor Hygiene

10. Smoking cigarettes → Bad for lungs, makes breath and clothes smell bad. Not hygiene-related in a good way. → Poor Hygiene

11. Wiping your boogers on your clothes → Germs on clothes, messy, unclean. → Poor Hygiene

12. Biting your fingernails → Can spread germs to mouth, damages nails. Not clean habit. → Poor Hygiene

13. Washing your hands when they’re dirty → Very important! Removes germs before eating or touching face. → Good Hygiene

Now let’s list them clearly:

Final Answer:
- Floss your teeth → Good Hygiene
- Take a bath or shower → Good Hygiene
- Wear the same clothes day after day → Poor Hygiene
- Wiping well after you use the toilet → Good Hygiene
- Wearing deodorant → Good Hygiene
- Wash my hair → Good Hygiene
- Cutting your fingernails → Good Hygiene
- Letting people smell your body odor → Poor Hygiene
- Wearing stinky shoes → Poor Hygiene
- Smoking cigarettes → Poor Hygiene
- Wiping your boogers on your clothes → Poor Hygiene
- Biting your fingernails → Poor Hygiene
- Washing your hands when they’re dirty → Good Hygiene