Hello, young learners! Welcome back to Primary 2 National Value Education, our Social Studies theme. In our previous lesson, we learned about drugs. Today, we’re going to learn about the meaning of harmful substances.
Objectives
By the end of this lesson, you should be able to:
- Identify and define harmful substances.
- Develop a negative attitude towards the use of harmful substances.
- Demonstrate ways to avoid harmful substances.
- Collaborate with peers to share strategies for avoiding harmful substances.
Meaning Of Harmful Substances
Harmful substances are things that can be bad for our bodies or make us sick if we touch, eat, or smell them. They are not safe for us to play with or use without permission from an adult. Harmful substances can come in many forms, such as:
- Drugs: These are substances that can change how your body and mind work. Some drugs are legal, like medicine, but others are illegal and can be very dangerous.
- Alcohol: This is a drink that can make you feel dizzy and sleepy. It’s not good for children to drink alcohol at all.
- Household Chemicals: Some chemicals found in our homes, like bleach, can be harmful if we touch or smell them. Always ask an adult before using any chemicals.
- Poisons: These are substances that can make you very sick or even kill you if you eat or drink them.
Lesson Evaluation
Now that you’ve learned about harmful substances, let’s see if you can answer these questions:
- What is a harmful substance?
- Give two examples of harmful substances.
- Why is it important to avoid harmful substances?
- Imagine you are offered a harmful substance by a friend. How would you politely refuse? 5. What are some ways to stay safe from harmful substances?
Conclusions or Summary
Remember, harmful substances can be dangerous and it’s important to avoid them. Always ask an adult before using anything you’re not sure about. Keep learning about how to stay safe and healthy! See you in the next lesson!
