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Whenever we are out and about we must always take our litter away and put it in a bin.

Staying Healthy - Environment

Discover how a clean, green environment keeps our bodies healthy, from fresh air and tidy streets to trees, parks, and wildlife we all share.

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Fascinating Fact:

Trees help clean the air, so planting and protecting trees is a healthy choice for people and animals.

In KS1 Science, children discover that caring for the environment helps everyone stay healthy. Clean air, litter-free spaces, and plenty of trees and plants support people, animals, and our planet.

Key Terms

Environment: All the places around us, including air, water, land, plants, animals, and people.
Pollution: Harmful things like smoke, rubbish, or dirty water that can damage nature and health.
Recycling: Turning used materials, such as paper or cans, into new items instead of throwing them away.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

How does the environment affect our health for KS1 children?

A clean environment gives us fresh air to breathe, safe water to drink, and tidy places to play. A dirty environment can spread germs and make people and animals ill.

What can children do to help keep the environment clean?

Children can put litter in bins, recycle at home and school, walk or cycle short journeys, save water, and look after plants and trees in gardens and parks.

Why are trees important for people and animals?

Trees give us oxygen to breathe, shade on hot days, homes for birds and insects, and help keep our air cleaner by trapping dust and some pollution.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .

Anna’s family go for a walk. They share some sweets. But there are no litter bins. What should Anna and her family do with their sweet wrappers?

Hide them in the wood

Let them blow away

Throw them on the ground

Take them back home and put them in the bin

When you go for a walk, is there a lot of litter about?

2 .

Adam’s teacher asks, ‘What is the best way to stop litter?’

Pick it up as you go along

Don’t drop litter in the first place

Leave litter for someone else to pick up

Go back and pick it up

If you do drop litter by accident, always go back and pick it up. Then put it in a bin

3 .

What should you do with sweet wrappers?

Put them into a litter bin

Throw them on the ground

Let them blow away in the wind

Leave them for somebody else to pick up

What do you do with your sweet wrappers? What about your ice-cream wrappers?

4 .

Where has all this waste and litter come from?

The air

The sea

Out of the ground

Animals

Have you ever found rubbish and litter washed up on a beach?

5 .

Sam bought a carton of chips. He didn’t eat all the chips. What should he have done?

Put them in a bin

Left them on the ground

Left them for the birds

Put them on top of a bin

Always put waste food into a bin

6 .

Mrs Smith has a dog. She walks the dog every day. What does Mrs Smith do with the dog waste?

Puts it in a bin

Leaves it where it is

Throws it away

Ignores it

Does your family have a dog?

7 .

What are these students doing?

Litter-picking

Hedge cutting

Grass cutting

Surveying

Have you ever been litter-picking?

8 .

Molly is helping clean up a beach. What should she do with this drinks can?

Throw it into the sea

Bury it in in the sand

Wash it out and reuse it

Put it into a metal recycling bin

All tin cans can be recycled

9 .

What should you do with litter?

Put it into a litter bin

Drop it on the ground

Leave it where it is

Put it into a post-box

What do you do with your litter?

10 .

Mr Smith has a garden. What does he do with vegetable and garden waste?

Puts it into a compost bin

Throws it away

Hides it

Puts it into the paper recycling bin

Compost is good for plants. It helps plants to grow

Author: David Bland (Former Physics Teacher, KS1 Science & Geography Quiz Writer)

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