Health Escape Room Bundle: Bullying + Depression + Sexual Assault + Drug Addiction: High School Health Curriculum Health Lessons
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Get these 4 Health topics escape rooms bundled together at a discounted price! Engage your teens in these important topics.
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>> Meets HS/MS National Health Education Standards.
>> Meets HS/MS Technical Subjects Health Common Core Standards.
>> Meets Washington State’s rigorous Health Education Standards.
1. Bullying and Empathy Google Forms Escape Room:
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Cover two extremely relevant topics for teens today in an engaging way: "Bullying" and "Empathy!"
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Students imagine they are shipwrecked on “The Island of Bullying, Impulsiveness, Anger, Blame, and Control.”
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There is only one ship that can rescue a player off the island, but in order to board the ship, students must get the “Message Password.”
HERE IS WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE:
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Students will answer 25 TRUE/FALSE questions correctly about “Bullying,”
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They will also take an “Empathy Survey” to retrieve the message password and get off this dangerous island!
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Great visuals! Shipwrecks, treasure maps, and dark oceans graphics!
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Full "Teacher Directions" with link to Google Forms Escape Room
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Editable "25-Question Bullying Survey" for print and online in Escape Room
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Definition of "Empathy" with quotes
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Links to website sources for surveys, facts, and quotes
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Symbols key for coded message!
QUICK FACTS:
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This is an activity that can be done independently by teens online
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This activity is perfect for any teacher of teens
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This is also perfect for sub plans!
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Includes a 25-Question "Bullying Survey" with links to bullying resources, an explanation of "Empathy," a revealing "Empathy Survey," and a challenge to students to overcome the consequences of bullying with empathy!
2. Depression Digital Escape Room Activity:
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Impact your teens with important facts on depression in an engaging way!
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This is a Google Forms escape room for teachers of any subject to help students learn more about the important topic of depression, and learn ways to seek help if needed. (To be fair, it's actually more of a "decipher the symbols and message" than an "escape!")
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As students answer questions on depression facts correctly, they get symbols that will spell an important message at the end of the activity!
Here is what is included:
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Link to Google Forms Escape Room
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Link to article the activity is based on Teen Depression
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The main article is a great website with several other links throughout the article if you want to use it as a follow-up with your students!
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This article also ends with a link in the “Next Steps” section to a good online survey to help students determine if they may need help for depression. The survey is also available in Spanish.
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Link to two videos on "Teen Depression"
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Symbols key and secret message revealed!
3. Health Class Dungeon Escape Room:
Addiction is the interaction between a drug and a person.
Some teens who use drugs will become addicted, and some won’t. There are risk factors in a teen’s life and childhood - in their family genetics, their home life, their own drug use, their social life, their self-perception, and their school experiences, etc. that put them MORE AT RISK for drug addiction.
HERE IS WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE:
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This escape room is a multiple-choice 10-question “Risk Factors for Addiction” survey.
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Great visuals! Dungeon, a castle, skeletons, locked doors graphics!
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All facts on the survey are cited at the end of the Google Form!
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Protective Factors" list
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There is a "Reflection" having students think about how many risk factors they have in their own lives, or the lives of friends or family members
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Have students look up some local help resources for addiction. Here are some organizations to research:
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AA – Alcoholics Anonymous
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NA – Narcotics Anonymous
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Counseling in your school
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Counseling in your town
HERE ARE THE 10 RISK FACTORS FROM THIS QUIZ:
1. Family genetics
2. Stress or problems in your life
3. Early use of drugs
4. Childhood trauma
5. Drinking before the age of 15
6. Low self-esteem
7. Smoking Cigarettes or using tobacco
8. Poor grades
9. Lacking family support
10. Friends who use
Here are Some "Protective Factors":
•Relieve stress in healthy ways
•Have positive self-talk
•Manage your anger
•Get counseling
•Care about your education
•Don't smoke cigarettes
•Get treatment for depression
•Don't drink alcohol until 21
•Choose friends who don't use
4. Sexual Assault Digital Escape Room Activity:
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Impact your teens with important facts on sexual assault!
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Researchers know the numbers underestimate sexual assaults because many cases are unreported.
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Survivors may be ashamed, embarrassed, or afraid to tell the police, friends, or family about the violence.
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Victims may also keep quiet because they have been threatened with further harm if they tell anyone or do not think anyone will help them.
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The activity today will help students further understand "sexual assault" and help them learn what to do if they or someone they know is sexually assaulted.
Here is what is included:
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Link to Google Forms Escape Room
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As students answer TRUE/FALSE questions, they get symbols they will use to retrieve letters that will spell an important message at the end of the activity!
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Symbols key and secret message revealed!
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Link to an article on sexual assault.
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Link to three videos on "Sexual Assault," including safety tips, information on consent, and by-standers power!
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