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ACPPS006

| Foundation

Identify actions that promote health, safety and wellbeing

Elaborations

• identifying household substances that can be dangerous and suggesting examples of how they can be stored safely in the home
• grouping foods into categories such as food groups and ‘always’ and ‘sometimes’ foods
• recognising and following safety symbols and procedures at home and in water and road environments
• understanding the importance of personal hygiene practices, including hand washing, face washing, nose blowing and toilet routines
• recognising that being kind, fair and respectful to others can support class health and wellbeing
• looking at different ways the community keeps them safe, for example devices like lights, procedures like safe swimming or safe food handling and safety volunteers

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  • Just Enough!

    Just Enough!

    Written & illustrated by Steven Huynh
    Published by Steven De GC
    Theme/topic: Basic needs, Health and Physical Education, and Sustainability
    Suggested learning area: ACPPS006 ( – Foundation) ACPPS022 ( – Year 1,Year 2) ACSSU002 (Science – Foundation) ACSSU019 (Science – Year 1)

    The narrative encourages students to take only what is needed (ACPPS006, ACPPS022 – Foundation to Year 2 Health and Physical Education), reinforcing fairness in sharing resources like classroom materials. It also explores the negative consequences of overuse by addressing the basic needs of animals—food, water, and shelter (ACSSU002 – Foundation Year Science) —demonstrating how overuse impacts wildlife and habitats. Highlighting environmental changes caused by resource depletion (ACSSU019 – Year 1 Science), fostering the awareness of sustainability. With its rich themes of sharing and environmental stewardship, this story inspires young learners to adopt mindful, responsible habits in their daily lives.

  • Just Enough, Please!

    Just Enough, Please!

    📔 Just Enough! by Steven Huynh

    • Children learn that food provided at school is limited.
    • Children learn being fair and respectful to others can fill their bucket.

  • Our Sharing Rules

    Our Sharing Rules

    📔 Just Enough! by Steven Huynh

    • Children learn to take turns and share learning materials with friends.