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Our Bodies Change Worksheet

Bodies grow and change in different ways and at different times. Everyone deserves care and respect. Read each question, then circle, match, draw or write your answer.

Spot the changes

Ivy looks at a photo of herself as a baby. Now she can run, talk and put on her shoes. Her feet are bigger, and she has learned many new things. Which changes can happen as a person grows?

1.Circle all the changes Ivy might notice as she grows.

Getting taller
Learning new skills
Growing out of some clothes
Staying exactly the same

2.Ivy’s baby shoe is smaller than her shoe now. What does this tell her?

3.True or false: Every child grows and learns at exactly the same speed.

TrueFalse

Look after your body

Kai is getting ready for a healthy day. Connect each helpful habit to what it cares for.

4.Match each habit with the best answer.

Brush with a toothbrush
Wash with soap and water
Get a good night’s sleep

Body and mind
Teeth
Hands

5.Kai wants to play outside on a sunny Australian day. Which choice helps care for his body?

Wear a hat and use sun protection with a grown-up’s help
Stay in the sun all day without a drink
Skip water because it is not lunchtime

Feelings, respect and help

Bodies are personal. We can use kind words, respect other people’s space, and ask a trusted adult for help when we have a worry.

6.A friend says, “I’m worried about a change in my body.” What is a kind and helpful thing to do?

Listen kindly and help them talk to a trusted adult
Laugh at them
Tell everyone their private worry

7.If you have a question or worry about your body, who could you talk to? Name one trusted adult.

8.A body part is sore, or something about a body change makes you worried. What should you do?

9.Draw one way you care for your body, such as sleeping, washing your hands, eating food or playing. Add a label or tell someone what your drawing shows.