There are guidelines in place to help adults and children maintain a healthy lifestyle, these are as follows:

Many plastic bottles are made out of a substance called polyethylene terephthalate, or PET for short. It's used because it makes bottles that are both lightweight and strong, so they're durable but also practical to carry around. If you're a teacher wanting to use this resource with your class, then why don't you combine this resource with a healthy eating discussion? The drinks shown in the illustration are quite sugary drinks, so you could speak about the effect sugar has on our health and how we can limit that. This Vacuum Cleaner Colouring Sheetdisplays a detailed image of this common household appliance, which students can colour in or decorate however they'd choose in any free lesson time. If you're at home you could also display your child's finished piece on the fridge or perhaps frame it for all to see. This is a great way to give children a confidence boost and a real sense of achievement.All living things need water to survive, from flowers to elephants. The bodies of human beings are made up of more than 50% water - without water, you wouldn't be able to survive for more than a few days. Water is the main ingredient in all the fluids in our bodies, including sweat, urine, blood and saliva. Not only is colouring great fun, but it also has some great benefits for a child's development, these include: Colouring is a fun activity and can be a great solution to help keep children entertained and occupied. To try a more futuristic train-themed colouring sheet, give this Streamlined Bullet Train Colouring Sheeta go. These high-tech trains can travel far faster than conventional trains, and they're shaped like bullets so that they're more aerodynamic and speedy. This Plastic Bottle Outline colouring sheet is decorated with a simple image of a plastic bottle, which students can decorate or colour in however they choose.

Steam ahead with your progress with this Steam Train Colouring Sheet! Steam trains also offer a window into history, could you could tie this resource into discussions about how steam trains helped industry and cities develop. This is a lovely and fun resource for you to use with your class or child at home to encourage them to use their artistic skills and imagination.