Intro To Health
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This document provides an overview of topics to be covered in a health class, including personal hygiene, puberty, injury prevention, nutrition, physical fitness, alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Students are asked to write down one fact they know about each health topic. They are also prompted to list three additional things they would like to learn about in the health class.
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Intro To Health
- 1. Health Helping to keep your body in tip-top shape
- 2. What We Will Learn? Personal Hygiene Physical Fitness Puberty Tobacco Injury Prevention Alcohol Nutrition Other Drugs
- 3. Tell Me What You Know For each category, write down one fact that you know that is associated with that topic. For example: I know that washing my hands after using the bathroom helps stop the spread of germs and disease.
- 4. Personal Hygiene Maintaining a health body
- 5. Puberty Transforming from a child into an adult
- 6. Injury Prevention Taking safety precautions when necessary to prevent injury or death
- 7. Nutrition Fueling your body for performance
- 8. Physical Fitness Building your perfect body
- 9. Alcohol Know the facts about alcohol
- 10. Tobacco Why tobacco is definitely not good
- 11. Other Drugs Make good choices about your life
- 12. What Else? On your paper, write down three things that you would like to learn about in this Health Class.