CMC1 US12358 Hygiene & lifestyle products

To keep ourselves and our homes clean, we usually buy (a)   products.

Select all the hygiene product types

• Toiletries

• Cleaning products

• Food

• Lifestyle products

​ Lifestyle wants/products ​ (a)   essential but we like to have them. Examples include​ (b)   .

• are
• are not
• takeaways and magazines
• toilet paper and toothpaste

Match the term to the definition

• Lifestyle wants/products

• Products that people buy for interest or fun

• Cleaning agents

• Products that keep our body clean and hygienic

• Toiletries

• Products we use to clean our home

Organise the hygiene products

Groups:

(a) Toiletries

,

(b) Cleaning agents

• Toothpaste

• Baking soda

• Nappies

• Window cleaner

• Toilet paper

• Dental floss

• Toothbrushes

• Sanitary pads

• Shampoo

• Dishwasher powder

• Moisteriser

• Body wash

• Dishwash liquid

• Toilet cleaner

• Multi-purpose spray

• Laundry powder

• Deodorant

• Tampons

• Furniture polish

• Soap

Do you think makeup is a lifestyle product or a hygiene product? Explain why/why not.

Draw a lifestyle want/product that you or your family likes to have

Organise the products (hint: there are 6 of each)

Groups:

(a) Toiletries

,

(b) Cleaning agents

,

(c) Lifestyle wants/products

• Snack foods (treats)

• Dishwash liquid

• Tampons

• Coffee from a cafe

• Multi-purpose spray

• Takeaways

• Shampoo

• Art and craft supplies

• Moisteriser

• Toothpaste

• Body wash

• Magazines

• Toilet paper

• Window cleaner

• Toilet cleaner

• Dishwasher powder

• Newspapers

• Baking soda