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Patient Zero - Spread of Infectious Diseases
* Fun experiment that let students to visualize the spread of disease in a class population
* Materials required for this experiment are simple and non-hazardous
* Students in small groups can work together and use their problem solving skills to identify “Patient Zero” – the original person carrying the disease
*A great activity to lead into other topics. Depending on class level, follow up topics could include: public health initiatives, virus, flu season, tuberculosis, STD, HIV/AIDS, etc
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9th - 12th
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Skills for Work Board Game (Work Ethics)
Board game that requires students to determine what behavior is acceptable in the work place, through collaborative discussion of real life work scenarios. Land on the plus and move an extra square, once you explain your ethics behind moving. Game is interactive, fun, and uses real life scenarios.
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7th - 12th
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Pick Your Own Path: First Aid and Emergency Action Plan Lab
Students will be presented with an athlete injury case. At each step of treatment, they will be prompted to pick their own path. Students will work to address emergency issues, include other medial professionals, and initiate emergency action plans as needed. With 8 possible treatment scenarios, students could complete the worksheet over and over again, each time utilizing and reviewing different skills.Graphic instructions included.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Distance Learning COVID-19 Lessons 3 & 4: Modeling the Spread of Disease Lab
Update: Hi everyone! I broke this up into two parts. Both parts are now done. It seems you can only link one document to a product listing, so I've copied part 2 into the same doc as part 1. You can separate them into 2 separate docs if you'd like before posting in Google Classroom. (Sorry for all the confusion...) If you already purchased & downloaded this lesson, try downloading it again for the newest version.This is a Google Classroom friendly online lab. You can screencast yourself expl
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7th - 12th
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Mindful Minute- Step by Step with Slides!
Introducing "Mindful Minute: Step by Step" - a transformative practice designed to cultivate mindfulness and self-awareness among both educators and students.The Mindful Minute is a precious sixty seconds dedicated to momentarily stepping away from the hustle and bustle of the outside world, allowing everyone in the classroom to turn inward and connect with their thoughts and emotions.This resource is your ticket to creating a serene and introspective atmosphere within your classroom. Through th
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Not Grade Specific
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Rockport Walking Test Lab Handout (EDITABLE)
Support your health, physical education, sports medicine, or exercise physiology students' understanding of fitness testing by having them complete a Rockport Walk Test. This lab handout is editable or ready to print so students can bring it along and fill out their data. REPEAT Use: I have had students complete this lab indoors and outdoors and asked them to reflect on what about the conditions (both environmental and personal) of that day/week may have impacted their performance. Made for anat
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Avoidance Case Scenarios
These are seven case scenarios that you can use in your health class associated with lessons about substance use and abuse. Students will re-enact these scenarios and come up with solutions. This is a great activity for kin-esthetic learners!
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4th - 6th
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6-Minute Walk Submax VO2 Lab Handout (EDITABLE)
Support your health, physical education, sports medicine, or exercise physiology students' understanding of fitness testing by having them complete a 6-minute Walk Test to estimate their submaximal VO2. This lab handout is editable or ready to print so students can bring it along and fill out their data. Made for anatomy, physiology, healthcare science, health science, and physical education, essentials of healthcare, sports medicine, and exercise physiology students.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Stress Management with Art Lesson Plan
Many students become overwhelmed with increasingly difficult tasks in school, especially in Special Education settings. Since stress management is not usually taught as a subject, most students are not coached how to handle stress. This plan gives students an outlet, through art, to help themselves recover from a stressful event. They can use this technique multiple times, to help them cope, rather than develop Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
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Standardized Test Inspired Motivational Thinking Lesson Plan
Prior to taking a standardized exam, help students learn to visualize themselves acing the exam. Practice first by examining the first enclosed cartoon and envisioning themselves with ideal pencils, erasers, etc. Remove the fear of the exam before it happens. Introduce guided meditations from Deepak Chopra that can be used before every weighty exam. Cartoons are courtesy of the Far Side Comics.
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3rd - 4th
Psychology Experiment: Implicit Bias and Associations Test
Psychology Experiment: Implicit Bias and Associations TestThis is a great experiment that measures implicit biases or unconscious attitudes and beliefs that individuals may hold. Developed by researchers at Harvard University, the IAT aims to uncover hidden biases that people may not be consciously aware of or willing to admit.The test is typically conducted online and involves a series of timed tasks that measure the strength of associations between different concepts. For example, the IAT may
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9th - 12th
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Directional Terminology Trust Walk - Lab Activity
Learning directional terminology can be difficult for students. The best way to get your students to learn the terms is to get them using them. This lab activity provides students with the terms and definitions to some of the commonly used directional terms (medial, lateral, anterior, posterior, ventral, dorsal, right and left). Students will be paired up for this activity with one partner creating a tape line on the floor that the other student will travel while following instructions given by
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Grades:
9th - 12th
CPR, First Aid, and AED
This powerpoint includes information on CPR, and AED. The steps to using both and the importance to learning. The pptx also includes notes questions for students to fill in, which will help them with the real life simulator. There is also instructions for the teacher on how to carryout the lesson. On the exit ticket there is a link to a real-life simulator, which tests students ability to know and preform CPR/AED. Students scores combined with their exit ticket will provide a formative assessmen
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7th - 11th
Emergencies & First Aid Skit Project
This assignment should be used at the end of the Emergencies & First Aid Presentation and Notes! This is an amazing, hands-on learning project to put students in action. Use the option of the GREEN SCREEN for an added bonus. Assignment Instructions: In your group, find and research first aid steps to follow in case of the emergency listed above. All information needs to be recorded on this sheet. Following research, you will need to write a skit that provides an example of the emergency a
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES Slideshow, Interactive Notes, Final Project
Earth Day: The Global Water Crisis Activity
Celebrate #earthday in the classroom with this simulation. Students will be active participants in solving a mystery. Why are the villagers getting sick? Your download contains the presentation to facilitate the simulation and guide discussion. Handouts and role playing briefs are included. Introduce students to advanced topics such as the United Nations and the Sustainable Development Goals on an age-appropriate level while having fun! Go deeper on your own and get interdisciplinary by includi
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Acids and Bases Activity Antacid Effectiveness Hands-On Lab Investigation
Which antacid is the best at relieving indigestion? Students will test 4 antacids to find out. Make learning about acids and bases relevant and fun with this antacid lab which tests which antacid works the best at neutralizing acids. Students will learn about indigestion, stomach acid, and why antacids relieve the discomfort of indigestion. Students LOVE learning about acids and bases with this EASY, FUN experiment. Students will learn about acids and bases, pH, stomach acid, and antacids while
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Grades:
5th - 8th
NGSS:
5-PS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-3
Manikin Positioning Game
Instructions and positions cards to have high school health science students position manikins to learn body positions for CCMA, CNA, or other health science certification programs.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: CCMA Teaching Bundle
Building a Positive Classroom Climate: Inclusion Activity Grades 6-9
This is an Inclusion Demonstration Activity for Grades 6-9 and would be great at "Back to School" time, for a Health class, a unit on discrimination or if bullying is an issue in your class.
It's called "Find a Group." Students go through this demo (silently) in which one or two students are unjustly excluded from the class. When the demo is over, a discussion follows as well as a written reflection.
I have provided step-by-step instructions for the demostration, as well as a copy of the que
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6th - 9th
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First Aid Scenario Cards
This document includes 7 different stations that include first aid scenarios over:-Heat Illness-Concussion-Severe Allergic Reactions / Epi Pen-Hands Only CPR-Ankle Sprain - Acute Management -Ankle Sprain - Rehab-Wound Care*I paired these situation cards with actual hands on practice (I had them practice episodes pen trainers, I had a CPR mannequin etc) which they loved! If you do not have these resources the stations are still great, it is a word document that you can change to your own liking.
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7th - 12th
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Planning a Healthy Meal and Shopping Template (Special Education)
This is a meal planning guide that incorporates the 5 basic food groups. Students will use a cookbook to decide on the main course of the meal, and from there will add on side dishes to help balance the food groups presented in the meal. Students will then make a shopping list of the needed materials. If applicable, they can shop for the food items at the store, working to find the total cost of purchase, use the "dollar up" method to pay, and calculate the amount of change they should get back.
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PreK - 12th
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BMI Eating and Exercise Internet Simulation/WebQuest
Use this simulation webquest with your Anatomy, PE/Health, Biology, or Life Skills class to help students to understand the connection between caloric intake, exercise, and BMI. Students will also get an opportunity to investigate the impact of their own lifestyle and their body composition. This can also be used as a laboratory activity for a science class.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Webquests for Anatomy
Human Body Corporation Debates
Fantastic constructivist curriculum unit integrating reading, research, oral communication, peer collaboration, technology, and debate with the content of the human body systems. Sure to be a motivating, memorable learning experience for elementary intermediate aged students on up through high school. CCSS's are only referenced for 4th grade - however, the amount of reading and oral communication standards addressed in this project is extremely comprehensive.
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4th - 11th
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Duele/ Hurts Spanish
This couple activities will get your class using Spanish right away by interviewing partners and using the sign for hurt/pain in ASL to help with remembering the expression : Me duele/Le duele.
This works for the unit/lesson of the Doctor's office, body parts, expressing ideas with their bodies. Students will role play going to the doctor's office and being patients.
Conversacion para ir al doctor y decir que parte del cuerpo duele. Los estudiantes usaran el lenguaje aprendido para comunicars
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Not Grade Specific
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Alcohol: The Downhill Slide Activity
The activities will allow the students to: · identify the 4 Stages of Addiction: the Experimenter, the Regular User, the Preoccupied User, and the Addict· explain the behavioral, mental and legal consequences associated with underage drinking· experience what an intoxicated individual may experience in everyday situations No answer key needed. Equipment needed to complete the activity.
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6th - 9th
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