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The Walking Health and Fitness Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way to help your students learn about the benefits of walking. This worksheet includes a passage about walking and questions for your students to answer. This is a great way to help your students stay healthy and fit.
Teach students about the environmental and human health effects of plastic water bottle consumption, including microplastic pollution, using a text or video source plus a guided-response worksheet.
A reading comprehension worksheet explaining how the human digestive system processes food, paired with a multiple-choice/true-false quiz and answer key.
Reading comprehension worksheet about how and why people get sick, and how the body fights illness, paired with a comprehension quiz.
A social-emotional learning resource using a story about a honeybee character (Betty) starting a new school to teach students about identifying feelings, empathy, and healthy coping skills for school-related anxiety.
Reading comprehension worksheet explaining how the heart and lungs work together to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide in the body, used to check literal comprehension of the informational passage.
Description: If you're looking for a way to help your students get into shape and improve their reading comprehension skills at the same time, then this Running Health and Fitness Reading Comprehension Worksheet is perfect for you! It's a great way to get your students moving while they learn, and it's sure to be a hit with everyone.
A moral-reasoning discussion lesson built around Lawrence Kohlberg's classic 'Heinz Dilemma,' teaching Kohlberg's six stages of moral development through slides, a discussion/voting worksheet, and an interactive Jamboard activity.
This Sit Ups Health and Fitness Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way to help your students learn about Sit Ups while also practicing their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet includes a short passage about Sit Ups and then asks your students a series of questions about the passage. This is a great way to help your…
A multi-station lab activity teaching human respiratory system structures, gas exchange, and related diseases through hands-on drawing, research, reading, video, and quiz stations.
A social skills story and companion activities teaching children to recognize and use friendly verbal and nonverbal communication (voice volume, facial expression, word choice, tone) versus unfriendly alternatives, to build stronger peer relationships.
An informational reading article explaining whooping cough (pertussis) - its history, symptoms, transmission, diagnosis, treatment, complications, and prevention - for science/health literacy.
Grade 6 health-education lesson teaching media literacy and critical thinking about sexually explicit media, consent, and healthy relationships.
A hands-on cut-and-label activity introducing young students to different types of bread and prompting discussion of their uses, as part of a healthy-eating/food-groups awareness lesson.
Teaches Grade 3 students where food comes from (processed vs. unprocessed) and how food choices affect oral health.
Build student familiarity with mental health vocabulary terms and their definitions through three puzzle formats
Teaches 1st-grade students to categorize healthy foods, identify foods/physical activities at home and school, and define active vs. inactive, as Unit 3 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
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 students to read and interpret the FDA Nutrition Facts food label, including what changed on the updated label format and how to use % Daily Value.
Teach kindergarten nutrition and physical activity concepts: sorting foods, identifying healthy foods, and understanding why living things need food and activity.
Teach 4th/5th grade students to define communicable vs. non-communicable disease, understand pathogens and how disease spreads, and how to prevent illness.
Introduces upper-elementary students to the concept of positive vs negative mental health and how daily choices (sleep, exercise, technology/screen use) affect mental health and stress.
Teach 3rd graders about disease prevention and control: communicable vs. non-communicable disease, personal hygiene, and how viruses (including coronavirus/COVID-19) spread.
Teaches grade 5 students about common mental health issues (depression and anxiety), their symptoms, coping strategies, and how students can support others struggling with mental health, while addressing stigma and attitudes.