Lesson Series

Sweets, Treats, Medicines and Tablets

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Key
Stage
1
Lesson
Plans
2
Resource
Sheets
10
Story
Book
1
Video
Story
1
Recommended
CPD
5

Key
Stage

1

Resource
Sheets

10

Video
Story

1

Lesson
Plans

2

Story
Book

1

Recommended
CPD

5

In the story we look at medicine, and why we need to be responsible with it. We also look at friendship and what it means to be a friend. 

This story covers the following themes:

  • Practical decision making skills
  • Personal safety
  • Health and Wellbeing
  • Accident prevention
Topics Covered
Learning Outcomes
This story will cover the following topics:
  • That medicines, if not specifically for you, can be dangerous.
  • That just because medicines can look like sweets doesn't mean they are!
  • That making fun of people is unfair and unkind.
  • Friends should feel confident in telling each other 'NO'  if they don't want to do something.
  • To do what you know is right to do, not what someone else tells you to.
  • That being honest can be difficult, but it's worth it. 
  • Developing skills needed to deal with diffcult situations.
  • That you should always tell an adult you know you can trust if you are worried or scared.
The outcomes of this story are:
  • I can understand why I should never take another person’s medicine. 
  • I know that being mean to other people is wrong.
  • I know that if I am scared, I should talk to an adult I can trust.
  • I know what situations, and things, to say no to if I am asked to do them.
  • I know how to say no to someone.
  • I know it is ok to not do things that people ask me to do, if I don’t want to do them.
  • I know that I should tell an adult if someone tries to get me to do something I don’t want to do.
  • I know how to be a good friend.
  • ⁠I know I should treat other people as I would want to be treated. 

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