Your healthy living treasure chests

Inspired by the third video in our Learning at Home with the Commissioner series, Children’s Health Scotland asked children to create their own treasure chests of the things they need to grow up healthy and well.

An image of an assembled "treasure chest": a bag with a bottle of water, healthy food, something to keep teeth clean, something to help you sleep, something to help you exercise, and something that keeps you happy.

It involves filling a box or bucket with:

a piece of healthy food
a bottle of water
something to clean your teeth
something that helps you sleep
something that helps you exercise
something that keeps you happy.

Your treasure chests

Thanks to the children, parents and carers who gave us permission to share their treasure chests below.

An image of a young boy with his treasure chest beside his notes that explain what each item represents. His toy tiger represents sleeping well, a flask of water represents food and drink, his football represents exercise, his hoodie represents having clothes, toys represent having fun, and the photo of his family represents being loved.

Joe’s chest

Isla and Aaron’s chest

Eva’s chest

Eva with her treasure chest full of the things that keep her healthy and well.

Jessica and Poppy’s chests

Jessica and Poppy with their treasure chests of things which keep them safe and happy.

Beth and Craig’s chests

Learning at Home with the Commissioner

The third video in our Learning at Home series features our treasure chest activity.

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