Description
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So you can teach these important safety and life skills in an engaging way!
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Because ALL STUDENT DOCS for this “First Aid Unit” are uploaded onto Google Slides and Forms!
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Because you can choose the online version: Student groups use the “Online British Red Cross First Aid” website to go through videos and answers questions on 16 first aid topics. Online worksheet with links and QR Codes make this activity easy-access and perfect for teachers without a computer lab!
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Or you can choose the Smartphone App: Students use the American Red Cross First Aid Smartphone App to go through videos and answers questions on 15 first aid topics. No computer lab needed!
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Students will also have fun with “First Aid Injury and Response Scenario Reenactments” that they will present to class! (Be sure to warn others in your school in case they see your students around school in emergency situations!)
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Show linked videos to teach C.P.R.
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Show video on how to use an A.E.D. machine
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Give a Red Cross Quiz
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Get interactive with partners practicing “Wilderness First Aid” skills on how to wrap sprained ankles, and make a leg splint and an arm sling
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Create “First Aid Kits”
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Finish up the unit with “First Aid Cartoons”
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ALL FUTURE UPDATES FOR LIFE ARE INCLUDED! All new lessons, activities, and any changes that I create for this unit are FREE! Simply go to your “My Purchases” folder and download anytime!
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You can assign Health worksheets in your Google Classroom or paperless environment using these student worksheets, surveys, and tests created on Google Slides with fill-in text boxes!
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Also includes 7 Google Forms!
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Middle School Google Slideshows with fill-in text boxes are also included!
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It is compatible with Microsoft platforms! Simply download my “Student Docs Google Slideshow” (which includes fill-in text boxes) to your computer (Yes- text boxes remain intact!) and upload and assign on your online Microsoft platform!
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How to navigate my files and folders
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How to use the Google Slideshows
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How Microsoft users can use my Google Slideshows
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How to send only one day’s lessons to your students at a time
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How to add new information/pages to a Google Slideshow
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How to edit and upload worksheets, voice-over slides, and add an instructional video on top of slides
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Uploading to Google Drive tips, how to set up files for an organize Google Drive, and more!
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If you upload this unit’s PowerPoint and convert to Google Slides; then voice-over audio teacher instructions, you can send audio lessons home for a FULLY INDEPENDENT STUDY UNIT! (Full instructions included!)
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Choose from 2 Middle/Jr. High School sequential First Aid programs, or 1 High School First Aid/CPR program. The Middle/Jr. High School First Aid lessons are the SAME as the High School lessons; but are sequential within the middle level, and have middle school standards!
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119 pages of step-by-step teacher directions
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42-Slide PowerPoint that walks you through the lessons
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9 Documents (ALL student docs on 37 GOOGLE SLIDES and 2 Google Forms)
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Printable copies of State, National, and Common Core Standards. (All 8 National Standards, 4 State Standards, and 4 Common Core Standards are met in this resource!)
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Learning Targets: ExplanationPrintable posters for each lesson, and “Success Criteria Sheet” for students to copy target at beginning of class, and answer questions at the end of class
- Other things to know:
•Ask your school district to purchase this curriculum for you!
•Copyright © Health Education Today, Inc. All rights reserved by author.
Each purchase is for single use only, and should not be shared with others.
The purchaser is granted permission to make duplicates for classroom use only. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on the Internet are all strictly prohibited unless it is a password-protected student website. Violations are subject to penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Thank you so much for previewing!
Mrs. S.
Health Education Today, Inc.
Master of Education
National Board Certified Health Teacher
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