Sub Plans Health Bundle: 2 Weeks of Healthy Sub Plans - 5 PLANS INCLUDED!
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Get 5 best-selling sub plans for the price of 4! This is 2 weeks of sub plans from my popular substitute plans!
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Topics Include:
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Body Systems Safari
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The Dangers of Energy Drinks
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Peer Pressures
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Communication Skills
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Overcoming Hardships Motivating Articles
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More Detailed Information About Each Sub Plan:
1. Body Systems Safari
The “Body Systems Safari” introduces the “Big 5” animals that can be found on African safaris:
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Lion
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Leopard
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Rhino
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Elephant
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African Buffalo
It also includes the “Big 5 Body Systems”:
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Circulatory
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Respiratory
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Digestive
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Muscular
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Integumentary (Skin)
Most importantly, the “Body Systems Safari” activity was designed to be a self-advocacy skills-based activity.
Students will:
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Research how to take care of each of the 5 body systems
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List ways a person can protect and strengthen that body system
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Advocate for their own health by listing 3 ways THEY personally commit to protect or strengthen each of their own five body systems!
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Each body system has 5 research links where students will research on their own about each system; and more importantly, research different ways they can take care of their own body systems!
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Internet access is needed (unless you print the online website material!)
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All links are included!
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This can be done completely independently by students on Google Slides with clickable links!
2. The Dangers of Energy Drinks
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"Teacher Directions" tell you about the activity and include a sheet to fill in for your sub with pertinent information like student seating and taking roll.
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Background articles for the teacher on energy drink dangers are provided.
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STUDENTS CAN NOW DO THIS WHOLE LESSON ONLINE on Google Slides; OR, the teacher can choose to print materials for sub and tuck away for that emergency sub day, OR full printing directions are included for the sub as well!
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Students start by taking the"How Healthy Are You Eating?" survey to get them hooked into the lesson and to see how their own eating habits rate.
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Next students read cautions on the dangers of energy drinks, caffeine, and sugar.
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Then, students work in pairs using two amazing websites to chart the caffeine and sugar in: Energy drinks | Energy shots | Soda pop | Coffee | Tea
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While working online will save paper, directions for printing data from online is given!
Lesson Follow-up:
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Last, student read the summary of several articles on the dangers of caffeine and sugar, and fill out a personal activity "Reflection."
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2022 "Caffeine and Sugar in Energy Drinks Worksheet Key" is provided.
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Follow up with a "Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt" homework assignment
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Links to 11 amazing videos!
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Links to articles on real life tragedies due to energy drinks
3. Peer Pressures
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1. A section to tell your sub things like where your seating charts are!
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2. "Substitute Lesson Directions" that are editable and printable and easy-to-teach with real-life stories of youth who died or went to jail after giving in to peer pressure.
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3. Several video options on peer pressures and promoting positive teen traits.
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4. Re-usable "Student Directions" handout (students do not write on these so you can use them year after year)
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5. Introspective fill-in-the-blanks "Student Packet" with engaging "Guess the Pressure Lines" and "Assertiveness" surveys.
Additional Highlights:
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"Guess the Top 10 Peer Pressure Lines" Survey!
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"Assertiveness Survey" with analyzing results and student goals
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"List of Ways to Improve Positive Self-Esteem"
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Help your students to recognize the character traits that can help them rise above peer pressure.
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Real quotes like, “No pressure, no diamonds” (Thomas Carlyle) can inspire them to stay strong under pressure and come out shining!
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5 optional video links on how to deal with peer pressures and navigating teen self-confidence
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“Above the Pressures Art Project”
4. Communication Skills
1. Step-by-step instructions to leave for a sub
2. Fun "Speaking/Listening Into Activity" where one students describes a picture while the other tries to draw it from verbal cues only! "Picture Diagram" included.
3. Student Directions titled "Communications Activities Handout"
4. Self-Reflective "Assertiveness Survey"
5. Being "Too Passive" Tips and Being "Too Aggressive Tips"
6. Flip Up Posters: 24 cut outs and tips for "Be Assertive, Not Aggressive"
7. Flip Up poster example
8. "To Extend the Lesson Activities" Folder (for when you get back!):
1) Communications Survey
2) Communication Rules PowerPoint
3) Communication Rules Posters for your classroom
4) A second listening/speaking activity (on PowerPoint)
5. Overcoming Hardships Motivating Articles
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This lesson relates to all teenagers. It involves an inspiring look into the childhoods of 17 celebrities. So if you teach or work with teens, this activity is for you.
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Students will be inspired to overcome their own hardships as they read these stories and share with peers.
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Celebrities range from actor Jim Carrey-whose family spent time living in a van, to football ball player Shaquem Griffin-who had his hand amputated at age 4 but didn't let that stop him from becoming a pro NFL football player, to singer Selena Gomez who was born to a 16-year old mom and struggled with her incredible success as a very young artist. All of the celebrities found various, motivating ways to find success.
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CREATED BY A TEACHER - This activity is tried and tested. I've taught it for years with my 9th graders and it's always been a favorite.
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NEW, TRENDING CELEBS!! ALL FUTURE UPDATES FOR LIFE ARE INCLUDED! New celebrities, activities
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Teachers can literally send the 2 links in this lesson and it can completely be done students at home-Step-by-step STUDENT directions are included.
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I just added two new celebrities! Actor Henry Cavill (Superman, the Tudors, and Mission Impossible) and Triple Grammy Award Winner Singer Dua Lipa (who had a teacher tell her she couldn't sing!)
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This resource is perfect for promoting social and emotional learning (SEL).
This resource is taken directly from our Full Semester/Year High School Health Curriculum, and our Middle/Junior High School Health Curriculum, which are both #1 Best-Selling Health Curriculums on TPT!
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