How it works
Medicine helps a body get better. It is not a snack or a treat.
Only a grown-up you trust gives you medicine.
If you find some, do not touch it. Tell a grown-up.
Worked examples
Medicine from my grown-up
- Kit has a sniffly nose.
- His grown-up measures the right amount on a spoon.
- That is okay, because a grown-up you trust gives it.
It looks like candy
- Dot finds a jar of tablets, pink, blue and yellow.
- They look like sweets, but medicine is not candy.
- We do not eat it or open the jar.
Thank you for telling
- Kit and Dot hurry to find his grown-up.
- They say, we found a jar on the floor.
- His grown-up says, thank you for telling me, and puts the jar up high.
A taste of the worksheets
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
- Dot found a jar on the floor. What do they do? 👅 Taste one / 🫙 Open the jar / 🗣️ Tell a grown-up
- True or false? Did Kit's grown-up say thank you for telling?
- Where did the grown-up put the jar? ⬇️ On the floor / ⬆️ Up high in a cupboard / 🧸 In the toy box