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! That's 2 weeks' worth of sub plans from our popular collection. We've also added many of our free health resources for your substitutes in our bundle as well.
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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 each body system.
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Advocate for their own health by identifying 3 personal ways they commit to protecting or strengthening each of their own 5 body systems.
Each body system includes 5 research links, where students will explore information about each system and, more importantly, discover ways to care for their own body systems. Internet access is required (unless you choose to print the online website material!). All links are included!
This can be done independently by students on Google Slides with clickable links!
2. The Dangers of Energy Drinks:
The "Teacher Directions" provide an overview of the activity and include a sheet for your sub with important details like student seating and roll-taking instructions.
Background articles on the dangers of energy drinks are provided for the teacher.
Students can now complete the entire lesson online using Google Slides, or the teacher can opt to print the materials for the sub to have ready for an emergency sub day. Full printing instructions are also included for the sub!
Students begin by taking the "How Healthy Are You Eating?" survey to engage with the lesson and assess their own eating habits.
Next, students read about the dangers of energy drinks, caffeine, and sugar.
Then, students work in pairs, using two excellent websites to chart the caffeine and sugar content in:
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Energy drinks
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Energy shots
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Soda pop
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Coffee
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Tea
While working online reduces paper use, directions for printing the data from the websites are provided!
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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A section for your sub with helpful information, such as where your seating charts are located.
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"Substitute Lesson Directions" that are editable, printable, and easy to teach, featuring real-life stories of youth who faced serious consequences after giving in to peer pressure.
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Multiple video options on peer pressure and promoting positive teen traits.
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Reusable "Student Directions" handout (students do not write on these, so they can be used year after year).
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An introspective, fill-in-the-blank "Student Packet" with engaging activities like "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 analysis of results and student goal-setting.
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"List of Ways to Improve Positive Self-Esteem."
Help your students recognize the character traits that empower them to rise above peer pressure.
Real quotes, like “No pressure, no diamonds” (Thomas Carlyle), will inspire them to stay strong under pressure and shine through adversity!
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5 optional video links on handling peer pressure and building teen self-confidence.
4. Communication Skills:
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Step-by-step instructions for your sub.
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A fun "Speaking/Listening Activity" where one student describes a picture, and the other attempts to draw it based solely on verbal cues! "Picture Diagram" included.
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Student Directions titled "Communications Activities Handout."
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Self-reflective "Assertiveness Survey."
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Tips for being "Too Passive" and being "Too Aggressive."
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Flip-up Posters: 24 cut-outs and tips for "Be Assertive, Not Aggressive."
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Flip-up poster example.
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"To Extend the Lesson Activities" Folder (for when you return!):
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Communications Survey
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Communication Rules PowerPoint
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Communication Rules Posters for your classroom
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A second listening/speaking activity (on PowerPoint).
5. Overcoming Hardships: Motivating Articles:
This lesson resonates with all teenagers. It offers an inspiring look into the childhoods of 17 celebrities. If you work with or teach teens, this activity is perfect for you.
Students will be motivated to overcome their own challenges as they read these stories and share their thoughts with peers.
Celebrities include actor Jim Carrey—whose family once lived in a van; NFL player Shaquem Griffin—who had his hand amputated at age 4 but still became a pro football player; and singer Selena Gomez—who was raised by a teenage mother and navigated her rise to fame as a young artist. These celebrities each found unique and motivating ways to achieve success.
Created by a Master Teacher - This activity has been tested and loved by our 9th-grade students for years. It's always a favorite!
New, trending celebs – New celebrities and activities are added regularly.
Teachers can simply share the two links in this lesson, and students can complete the activity at home. Step-by-step student directions are included.
Recently added two new celebrities: Actor Henry Cavill (Superman, The Tudors, Mission Impossible) and Triple Grammy Award-Winning Singer Dua Lipa (who was once told by a teacher that she couldn’t sing!).
This resource is ideal 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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