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3rd grade health homework for Microsoft Word
Canadian Food Guide Health Assignment
This assignment requires students to record the food they eat during one day and compare what they ate to the Canadian Food Guide then reflect on the food they eat and obstacles that can occur for people unable to eat all the food groups.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Also included in:Â Healthy Living Bundle
MyPlate Quiz
A quick 15 question quiz on MyPlate content. Includes labeling the food groups on MyPlate and deciding whether foods are fruits, vegetables, proteins, grains, or dairy products.
Word document so it may be edited.
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2nd - 5th
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Food Storage
I created this product to teach my students how to store their food at home. I teach 9-12 high school life skills and I want my students to be as independent and prepared for life on their own as possible. If you would like to create additional pages, please feel free to copy the outline and add your own pictures! Enjoy.
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Nutrition - Student Food Log
Mr. Jones Nutrition Fun Packet• There is a worksheet that is attached that the students must fill out for a three day food intake of what they eat for breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner.(If you like this - download the Nutrition FUN Package)http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Mr-Jones-Nutrition-Fun-PacketCheck out my new children's book that goes with this projecthttp://www.healthykidsbooks.com
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1st - 5th, Staff
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Emotions: Islands of Personality (Inside Out Assignment)
Emotions: Islands of Personality (Inside Out Movie Handout). Students will create their own personality islands. Students use their creativity and artistic abilities to draw themselves and create their own 5 islands of personality like Riley in the movie Inside Out.
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1st - 8th
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Circulatory System Assessment - 1 Page / Heart / P.E. / Health
One page assessment on the Circulatory System. Students will demonstrate a basic understanding and knowledge of terms through this simple but effective assessment!
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3rd - 8th
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F.I.T.T. Principle For Kids
Students can learn about the F.I.T.T. principle for exercising then create a fitness routine and goal.Great for exercising at home or in school.Perfect for remote learning and distance learning physical education.3 pages includes: F.I.T.T. explanation sheet, exercise routine template, and exercise routine exemplar page
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3rd - 12th
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Food Group Tally
This worksheet is a wonderful assignment that gets children to develop an awareness of what they are eating each day. By the end of the week, they will be able to clearly see how often they eat from each of the food groups, which areas they need to eat more from and which areas they eat from a lot. Also, it's a great review or practice of using tally marks. After the initial assignment has been completed, other lessons can be done comparing the charts, graphing which food group the children a
PLAYGROUND: Designing a perfect Playground for Children
Introduction A playground is a safe place in which children’s development at the individual’s optimum pace takes place. This includes development of the intellect, social and emotional aspects, body (physical aspect) and language. It is important to keep the outdoor area as natural as possible. In actual fact, a natural environment is very interesting to the young ones and facilitates their learning and discovery. Children enjoy playgrounds but their play is not confined to playground. Accordin
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Hygiene Tracker
7 Day Hygiene Tracker that can be sent home with students to keep track of their hygiene practices. The front includes the 7 days of the week and what hygiene habits the students should be practicing. The back includes goals the students should be trying to reach and what they should be doing.
Editable!
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K - 6th
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Health Behavior Contract
Great contract to go with a Health Unit. The students put stickers on each day they followed the contract and leave them blank on days they do not follow it.
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2nd - 4th
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Decision Making Comic Book
This comic book goes great with a refusal skills lesson. It puts the kids into various situations and makes them make a comic book about how the refusal skills helped them.
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PreK - 12th
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Elementary Kids Home Workout Plan for Physical Education
This printable workout plan formatted in Microsoft Word is designed for children in grades K-5 to increase physical activity outside of school. The elementary kids workout program provides directions and activities to improve the development of flexibility, upper body strength, abdominal strength, and aerobic endurance. Each exercise category contains a few familiar activities for children to do on their own. There are also suggestions for lifetime and leisure sport activities. You may edit
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K - 5th
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Physical Education Exercise Game & Healthy Tips for when Schools are on Break
Quick tips to keep children healthy when they are away from school. There is a coin flip game with 10 different levels. The first 5 levels are stretching / yoga like and the last 5 levels are exercises. Each level includes pictures of the exercises so that anyone can play the fun game. The game can be printed or emailed to parents / students.
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K - 6th
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Have a Healthy Heart!
Students will differentiate activities and exercises and determine whether or not they are healthy for your heart or not.
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in:Â Heart Health Bundle
Healthy Teeth Chart
This is a great tool to use for children to keep track of brushing their teeth for a week and promote healthy brushing. Parent's can sign to verify and then students can turn it back in for a prize! Children love keeping track of this every morning and night, so they won't forget to brush! I also sometimes use it for 4K "Homework" for them too!
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PreK - 4th
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Food Label Scavenger Hunt
Excellent assignment for distance learning or remote learning also serves well as a homework assignment. Students will use food labels at home or from the internet to discover some facts about what they eat and drink.Includes follow up questions.
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2nd - 10th
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Self-Esteem 3: Inner Critic Worksheet
This is the homework worksheet to use as a follow up to the PowerPoint of Self-Esteem 3: Inner Critic. In this worksheet, the students will provide a positive thought to several negative thoughts that their inner critic might tell them. They will also identify those thoughts their inner critic tells them that they can keep or not. The worksheet is designed to be printed double-sided and cut in half. You can modify the activity according to your students' needs.
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2nd - 5th
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Communicable Disease Risk Assessment
This assessment will allow students to look at their personal hygiene habits to assess if they are more at risk for getting diseases such as the cold, the flu, etc.
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1st - 8th
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Food Labels - In French
This is an activity where students look at two different cereal box labels and figure out if they are healthy. They have to write down their answers by thinking about what the cereal contains or doesn't contain. All in French!
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2nd - 6th
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Physical Education "Get to Know You" Assignment: P.E. "Pecha Kucha" Activity
Creating a Pecha Kucha: P.E. Document Great "Get to know you" activity.
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1st - 12th
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Locomotor / Non-Locomotor Checklist
Quick Assessment for identifying Locomotor and Non-Locomotor movements.
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1st - 5th
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Should You Rather
This activity will challenge your students to consider decisions they make that are smart/safe verses unsafe/dangerous. Have them create their own version of the popular game would you rather. * Includes success criteria
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3rd - 5th
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Children’s Needs
Introduction Human beings and more so children have various needs that should be satisfied if they are to survive and develop. These needs are generally grouped in two categories. The first category comprises of primary, basic or physiological needs whose satisfaction ensures survival. The second category, termed secondary needs consists of psychological and social desires that we will discuss in this lecture. But before we do that, we will start the lecture by defining some key words that are c
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Grades:
PreK - 4th
Also included in:Â Materials for Professional Development
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