The Human Body - EYFS/Early Years activities, Displays and ideas
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Inside the human body
Parts of the human body
Related special dates - World Kidney Day (Scroll down to find out more)
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Core ‘the Human Body’ resources
Inside the human body
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Breathing
Circulatory/Blood System
Eating and Pooing/Digestion
Moving/Skeleton and Muscles
Thinking and Controlling
Weeing
Parts of the human body
(Face and Body)
Nursery Rhymes
Teeth and Oral Health
Dual Language Posters
Related special dates:
World Kidney Day
World Kidney Day is a global awareness campaign held annually on the second Thursday of March to highlight the importance of kidney health, raise awareness about kidney disease, and encourage prevention, early detection, and treatment. World Kidney Day (WKD) was founded in 2006 as a joint initiative by the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) and the International Federation of Kidney Foundations (IFKF). The goal was to raise awareness of kidney disease and promote better prevention, diagnosis, and treatment worldwide.
Since then, World Kidney Day has grown into a global campaign, observed in over 100 countries, including the UK, with various events, screenings, and educational programmes to highlight the importance of kidney health.
Purpose & Importance
The campaign focuses on:
✅ Raising awareness of chronic kidney disease (CKD), which affects 1 in 10 people worldwide
✅ Encouraging early detection and prevention through regular check-ups
✅ Promoting healthy lifestyle choices to reduce the risk of kidney disease
✅ Advocating for better kidney care policies and access to treatment
World Kidney Day in the UK
In the UK, the day is supported by organisations such as:
Kidney Care UK
The National Kidney Federation (NKF)
NHS & Public Health England
Common Activities & Initiatives
Free Kidney Health Screenings 🏥 – Offered at hospitals and clinics
Public Awareness Campaigns 📢 – Encouraging people to stay hydrated, eat healthily, and monitor blood pressure
Fundraising Events 💰 – Sponsored walks, charity runs, and donation drives for kidney charities
Educational Talks & Webinars 🎓 – Raising awareness about kidney disease risk factors
Social Media Campaigns 📲 – Using hashtags like #WorldKidneyDay and #KidneyHealthForAll
How to Protect Your Kidney Health (General advice for adults)
💧 Stay hydrated
🍏 Eat a balanced diet, reducing salt and processed foods
🚶♂️ Stay physically active
🩸 Monitor blood pressure & diabetes
🚭 Avoid smoking & excessive alcohol
🩺 Get regular kidney check-ups, especially if at risk
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