Morning Routines
Showering
Hair, face and skin care
Deodorant and Clothing
School ready self-care
100

What is usually the first thing you do in the morning?

Wake up / get out of bed.

100

Name one body part people often forget to wash properly.

Behind ears, feet, underarms, neck, back, private areas, between toes.

100

What tool can you use to fix messy hair?

Brush or comb.

100

Where does deodorant go?

Underarms.

100

Name one thing you need to pack for school.

Lunchbox, water bottle, books, homework, device, pencil case, hat.

200

What should you do after using the toilet?

Wash your hands.

200

True or false — standing under the water is the same as washing your body.

False.

200

True or false — shampoo mainly goes on your scalp, not just the ends of your hair.

True.

200

True or false — deodorant works best when your underarms are clean and dry.

True.

200

What should you check before walking out the door?

Bag, shoes, lunch, drink bottle, homework, timetable, uniform.

300

Put these in order: 

deodorant, shower, get dressed.

1. Shower, 2. deodorant, 3. get dressed.

300

What should you use to wash your body?

Soap, body wash, wash cloth, sponge, or loofah.

300

When brushing long hair, where is a good place to start if there are knots?

Start at the ends and work up gently.

300

What should you do before putting on clean clothes?

Shower/wash, dry off properly, put on deodorant.

300

True or false — eating breakfast or having a drink can help your body and brain get ready for the day.

True.

400

Name two things you might need to check before leaving for school.

Bag, lunchbox, water bottle, homework, reading book, phone, timetable.

400

Why is it important to rinse soap and shampoo off properly?

It can irritate skin, make hair feel greasy/sticky, or leave residue.

400

Name one reason washing your face can be helpful.

Removes sweat, oil, dirt, sunscreen, or helps prevent pimples/skin irritation.

400

Name two clothing items that should usually be changed every day.

Underwear and socks.

400

Name one sign that your body might need a hygiene check.

Body smell, greasy hair, dirty clothes, bad breath, sweaty clothes, itchy skin, food on face.

500

Why can doing your routine in the same order each day make mornings easier?

It helps you remember what to do, reduces rushing, and makes the routine more predictable.

500

What could you do if you forget the steps for showering?

Use a visual checklist, routine card, timer, written steps, or ask for help.

500

What is one strategy if brushing hair feels uncomfortable or hurts?

Use detangler spray, start at the ends, hold the hair near the scalp, use a soft brush, take breaks, or brush after conditioner.

500

Why is deodorant not the same as showering?

Deodorant helps with smell, but showering removes sweat, dirt, bacteria and old deodorant.

500

You are running late and can only do the most important hygiene steps. Name three you should prioritise.

Toilet, wash hands, brush teeth, deodorant, clean underwear/socks, quick face wash, get dressed.

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