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Teach Grade 6 students to identify people, resources and services that can support someone dealing with mental health or substance-use issues, and to understand how positive and negative thinking affects mental health, per Ontario Curriculum Health Education expectations D1.4 and D1.5.
Teaches young students that smoking is harmful to health and to others (secondhand smoke), and where smoking is legally prohibited around children, per Ontario Curriculum C3.2.
This PDF will demonstrate an understanding of different types of legal and illegal substance abuse and the impacts of abusing these substances on themselves and others.
Free download Introduce, practice, and test 20 health-related vocabulary words (illness/first-aid terms) through a slide presentation, printable vocabulary list, a test, and flashcard sets.
Teach 3rd graders about growth and development: major body organs and systems, and physical/emotional characteristics that change as the body grows.
3rd-grade health unit covering nutrition (basic nutrients, food groups, balanced meals) and physical activity, part of a 7-unit health curriculum.
Teach 3rd graders about substance use and abuse: the dangers of drugs, alcohol and tobacco, and when medication use is appropriate.
Teach 3rd graders how to respond to minor injuries, recognize and avoid stranger-danger tricks, and make safe decisions at home, school and in the community.
Teach 3rd graders about disease prevention and control: communicable vs. non-communicable disease, personal hygiene, and how viruses (including coronavirus/COVID-19) spread.
Teach 3rd graders about environmental and consumer health: pollution, keeping the community clean, the three R's (reduce, reuse, recycle), screen time vs. outdoor activity, and farmer's markets.
Teaches Grade 5 students to critically evaluate how advertising and media (celebrity endorsements, product placement, packaging, idealized body images, fad diets) influence food choices, and how to make healthier choices, aligned to Ontario Curriculum C3.1.
Explores the medical, physical, cultural, emotional, and societal factors that shape a Grade 6 student's eating habits and food choices, including allergies/intolerances, disease-related diets, taste, busy lifestyles, culture, and school influences, ending with the link between healthy eating, active living, and wellbeing.
Teach students how to read and interpret food labels, nutrition facts tables, ingredient lists, and nutrient content/allergy claims as part of a healthy eating unit.
Teaches Grade 3 students where food comes from (processed vs. unprocessed) and how food choices affect oral health.
A health education resource teaching elementary students healthy habits across multiple topics (sleep, nutrition, hydration, hygiene, clean clothing, clean home, and more) through informational reading passages, 'I can' statement worksheets, and 'Try This!' actionable tip lists.
A Grade 3/4 unit covering personal hygiene, dental health, substance use, disease/illness, physical activity, and nutrition, aligned to the Manitoba Curriculum Framework for Active Healthy Lifestyles.
In this Hearing VS. Listening lesson, students will understand that hearing is a passive skill whereas listening is a more active social skill.
An investigation unit on heat and light from the sun and other sources, with vocabulary and a quiz, for grades 3-5.
Hebrews and Judaism World History Unit This is an Hebrews and Judaism World History Unit that will provide students with resources from the beginning to end of a unit.
This novel study combines vocabulary work, literary analysis and comprehension questions across Hello, Universe. The teaching guide suggests when to introduce extensions, while blank and completed vocabulary pages offer different levels of support. Choose activities alongside the reading schedule and use the quizzes, final test and answer keys to review students’ understanding.
An SEL curriculum resource, aligned to the CASEL framework, that builds relationship skills through daily openers/bellringers and a weekly lesson, with a focus on offering support and help to others.
HELPING OUR ENVIRONMENT Gr. 3-6 A comprehensive teaching resource for Grades 3 to 6. An initial tool in creating awareness about today's pressing environmental problems and finding potential solutions.
Helping the Largest Organ Heal Itself: A Cross-Curricular Unit on Skin A powerful and educational teaching tool, ideally suited for fifth and sixth-grade educators.
A literacy companion unit for the book 'Henry and Mudge and the Funny Lunch,' covering vocabulary, prediction, comprehension, and compound words.