Kindergarten health education: refers to a series of educational activities based on the characteristics of children's physical and mental development, with the core objectives of improving children's health awareness, improving children's health attitude, cultivating children's healthy behavior and maintaining and promoting children's physical and mental health.

First, kindergarten health education:

1, health care:

Daily living habits, diet and nutrition, body awareness and protection, self-safety.

2. Exercise:

The development of basic movements, basic gymnastics, queue formation, equipment activities and games will form an attitude of actively participating in sports activities.

Two, the ten systems of kindergarten health care:

1, one-day living system;

2. Food management system;

3. Physical exercise system;

4, health and disinfection system;

5, admission and regular health examination system;

6. Infectious disease prevention and control system;

7, common disease prevention and control management system;

8. Injury prevention system;

9. Ankang education system;

10, health care information collection system.

Children's health care items and matters needing attention:

First, children's health care projects:

1, measure body weight, body length, head circumference and chest circumference, and detect growth and development. Systematically check the head, facial features, chest and abdomen, limbs, etc.

2. The intellectual development of children with DDST was tested at 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 18 months, 24 months and 36 months.

3. Choose 6 months, 1 year, 2 years old and 3 years old for a routine blood test.

4. Selective determination of trace elements, blood lead, dietary evaluation and bone alkaline phosphatase as appropriate.

5. Health care guidance: guidance and promotion in feeding, nutrition, life care, disease prevention and intellectual development.

Second, matters needing attention:

1, pay attention to tonic soup in summer;

2. Children need to supplement protein in summer;

3. Eat more fruits and miscellaneous grains to supplement vitamins. There are more vitamins in coarse grains and miscellaneous grains;

4, eat less and eat more meals;

5. Be careful with cold drinks:

Children binge drinking cold drinks will have adverse effects on the delicate gastrointestinal tract, causing the blood vessels in the oral cavity and gastric mucosa to contract violently, affecting the local blood supply and the secretion of gastric juice, causing abdominal pain, diarrhea, loss of appetite and other symptoms.