Sun hats protect our heads and necks from sunshine.
Sunshine - Age 5-7
Sunshine can feel lovely, but it can also be too strong. Learn simple ways to enjoy being outside safely, and how to look after your skin and eyes.
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Fascinating Fact:
Your body can make vitamin D from sunlight, which helps keep bones strong.
In PSHE Health Education (age 5-7), you learn how to be safe in sunny weather. This includes wearing a hat, using sunscreen with a trusted adult’s help, drinking water, and choosing shade when the sun feels hot.
Key Terms
Sunshine: Light and warmth from the Sun.
Sunscreen: A cream or spray that helps protect your skin from the Sun.
Shade: A cooler place out of direct sunlight, like under a tree or an umbrella.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)
How can I stay safe in the sun at school or the park?
You can wear a hat, take water with you, and play in the shade when you can. If your skin feels hot, tell a trusted adult and move somewhere cooler.
Why do we wear sunscreen?
Sunscreen helps protect your skin from getting burned by the Sun. A trusted adult can help put it on the parts of your skin that are not covered by clothes.
What should I do if I get too hot outside?
Go into the shade or indoors, have a drink of water, and rest for a little while. Tell a trusted adult straight away if you feel dizzy, sick, or very tired.