Preschool and Kindergarten Worksheets

Healthy Habits Worksheets for Kids: Free Daily Routine & Nutrition PDF

Teaching kids about healthy habits doesn’t have to be boring! With our fun and colorful worksheets, children can explore the importance of eating well, staying active, keeping clean, and being kind—all while enjoying engaging, hands-on activities.

Download Healthy Habits Worksheets

Download Healthy Habits Worksheets PDF

Matching Healthy Habits Worksheet

1. Draw a line to match each healthy habit word with its correct picture.

Healthy habits matching worksheet where children connect healthy habit words with pictures such as eating vegetables, exercising, and washing handsPin

2. Match the healthy habits with the correct pictures by writing the letter in the circle.

Healthy habits matching worksheet for studentsPin

Coloring Healthy Habits Worksheet

1. Color the circle that shows the correct healthy habit.

Coloring healthy habits worksheet for kidsPin

2. Color the happy face yellow if the picture shows a healthy habit. Color the sad face red if the picture shows an unhealthy habit.

Healthy and unhealthy habits worksheet where children color happy or sad faces based on the activity shownPin

Fill in the Blank Healthy Habits Worksheet

Read the habits listed below and sort them into healthy or unhealthy habits.

Fill in the blank healthy habits worksheet where students categorize habits as healthy or unhealthyPin

Trace the Healthy Habits Worksheet

What do you need to do to stay healthy? Trace the arrows to the pictures that show healthy behaviors.

Tracing healthy habits worksheet where children follow arrows to identify healthy behaviorsPin

Circle the Correct Healthy Habits Worksheet

1. Look at the pictures. Tick (✔️) the healthy habits and cross (❌) the unhealthy habits.

Healthy or unhealthy habits worksheet where students tick healthy actions and cross unhealthy onesPin

2. Look at the pictures and decide whether they show healthy or unhealthy habits. Circle the correct word on the right of each picture.

Circle the healthy or unhealthy habits worksheetPin

3. Look at the pictures and circle the healthy habits they represent.

Healthy habits vocabulary worksheet with pictures for students to identify and circle healthy behaviorsPin

Cut and Paste Healthy Habits Worksheet

  1. Cut out the boxes below and sort them into the correct category on the next page.

Cut and paste healthy habits worksheet page with habit cards ready to be cut outPin

Cut and paste worksheet page showing categories for sorting healthy and unhealthy habitsPin

2. Read the healthy habits categories. Cut out the habits and glue them under the correct headings. Then discuss: Do you have these healthy habits? Which ones do you need to develop to give a high five to healthy habits?

High five to healthy habits worksheet encouraging children to reflect on and develop positive daily habitsPin

Healthy Habits Chart Worksheet

Use the chart to track your healthy habits each day of the week. Put a ✔️ or a smiley face 😊 in the box if you complete the habit for that day.

Weekly healthy habits chart worksheet for children to track daily habits using check marks or smiley facesPin

More About Healthy Habits

Why Should We Teach Children About Healthy Habits?

  • Builds a strong foundation – Kids learn best when they’re young, and habits formed early often last a lifetime.
  • Prevents illness – Simple habits like handwashing and healthy eating help keep germs away and support the immune system.
  • Supports emotional health – Sleeping well, exercising, and expressing feelings help children stay calm and positive.
  • Encourages responsibility – Children learn to take care of their bodies, minds, and surroundings.
  • Promotes confidence and independence – Making healthy choices helps kids feel proud and in control.

How to Teach Children About Healthy Habits?

  • Use visuals and charts – Habit trackers and charts make learning fun and motivating.
  • Involve stories and games – Stories, role-play, and games help explain why healthy habits matter.
  • Be a role model – Children copy adults, so show healthy habits through daily actions.
  • Praise small steps – Encourage effort and celebrate every healthy choice.
  • Make it part of daily life – Turn routines like brushing teeth and washing hands into fun habits.
  • Keep it positive – Focus on progress and use gentle reminders to build confidence.

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