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Sleeping well every night

Open to everyone until Thursday, November 12

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Good sleep helps your body grow and your brain learn. Simple habits at bedtime make it easier to fall asleep and wake up fresh.

In the picture

  1. The clock: going to bed at the same time every night
  2. The sleeping child: enough hours of sleep, about nine to eleven at this age
  3. The curtains: a calm, dark, cool room helps you sleep
  4. The tablet in the basket: screens are off before bed

Examples

  • Brushing your teeth and reading a paper book at 8:30 every evening
  • Leaving your phone or tablet in another room overnight

Quiz: Sleeping well every night (Age 9)

  1. About how many hours of sleep does a 9-year-old need each night?

    • About 6 to 7 hours
    • About 13 to 15 hours
    • About 9 to 11 hours
  2. Which habit helps you fall asleep more easily?

    • Going to bed at the same time every night
    • Going to bed at a different time each night
    • Staying up until you feel really tired
  3. What kind of bedroom helps you sleep well?

    • A bright, cool room with a screen on
    • A bright, warm room with some music
    • A calm, dark, cool room

The answers, each with its explanation, are in the app. This quiz is free there while the lesson is in the free week.

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Health, Age 9