Week 2: First Aid — The First Aid Box
💡 Teacher's Overview & Guide
- Subject: Physical and Health Education (PHE)
- Class: Primary 2 | Term: 3rd Term (Week 2)
- Duration: 40 Minutes
- Instructional Materials: Real or model First Aid kit containing plaster, cotton wool, antiseptic cream, scissors, thermometer, safety pins.
Behavioral Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Explain what a first aid box is.
- Identify at least five key items found in a first aid box and state their uses.
- Mention locations where a first aid box can be found.
- State the safety rule regarding playing with first aid materials.
Presentation Steps
- Display: Bring a real First Aid box into class and open it for pupils to view.
- Identification: Pull out individual items (bandages, cotton wool, antiseptic, thermometer, scissors) and explain their functions.
- Locations: Discuss where these boxes are kept (school clinic, home, cars, buses).
- Class Activity: Guide pupils in creating a group poster listing or drawing first aid box items.
📝 Board Note for Pupils
3RD TERM - WEEK 2: THE FIRST AID BOX
1. First Aid Box: A container that holds supplies and equipment used to treat injuries.
2. Common Contents & Uses:
- Bandages & Plasters: For covering cuts and wounds.
- Cotton Wool: For cleaning wounds.
- Antiseptic Liquid/Cream: For killing germs on cuts.
- Scissors: For cutting bandages or tape.
- Thermometer: For checking body temperature.
- Safety Pins: For fastening bandages.
3. Where to Find It: School clinic, homes, cars, offices.
4. Safety Note: NEVER play with first aid supplies or medicine!
Evaluation & Assessment
- What is a first aid box?
- Name four items found inside a first aid box and state their functions.
- Where can a first aid box be located?
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