(Lesson Title)
Health Tips
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|CLB Level: 3 |Method: |
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|Essential Skills Focus: Thinking Skills |Brainstorm as a whole class different ways to stay healthy. |
|(decision making), Document Use (read a | |
|list, enter information) |Hand out the true or false sheet. Have students work in small groups to complete the sheet. |
| |Tell students to really think about them, because some are tricky. |
|Task: Read a series of sentences, and put | |
|true or false for each sentences |Go over the sheet together and give students the correct answers. |
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|Purpose: Students will | |
|Read a list of sentences | |
|Think about what they know about the | |
|subject, and decide if the sentence is true |Follow Up: Discuss ways that students like to relax and “de-stress”. |
|or false | |
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|Materials: copies of the sheet, answer key | |
| |Debrief/Transfer: Talk about stressors in the |
| |workplace, and possible ways to lower stress in the |
|Learning Style: Auditory, visual |workplace. |
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|Time: 1 lesson | |
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Health Tips – True or False
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|Sentence |True or False |
|1. Not enough sleep can cause disease. | |
|2. People need different amounts of sleep –adults need between 6 – 9 hours every night. | |
|3. Relaxing is enjoyable, but not necessary for your health. | |
|4. Laughing is very good for you. | |
|5. Having no stress in your life is good for your health. | |
|6. Too much stress is not good for your health. | |
|7. Keeping clean is good for your health. | |
|8. You should not have any fat in your diet. | |
|9. Milk and milk products are important for adults, not just children. | |
|10. The Canada Food Guide says adults should have 7 – 10 fruits and vegetables every day. | |
|11. If you are not overweight, exercise is not important for your health. | |
|12. There are 3 different kinds of exercise that are important: 1) exercises for stretching | |
|2)exercises for building strength 3) exercises to get your heart beating fast | |
Answers
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|Sentence |True or False |
|1. Not enough sleep can cause disease. |True – over a long period. E.g. |
| |high blood pressure |
|2. People need different amounts of sleep –adults need between 6 – 9 hours every night. |True – it depends on the person, |
| |and how much energy they are using |
| |in the day |
|3. Relaxing is enjoyable, but not necessary for your health. |False – it helps reduce stress, |
| |which helps you stay healthy |
|4. Laughter is good for your health. |True – it even boosts your immune |
| |system |
|5. Having no stress in your life is good for your health. | False - A little bit boosts your |
| |immune system (if you lay in bed |
| |all day, there would be no stress, |
| |but it wouldn’t be healthy) |
|6. Too much stress is not good for you. |True |
|7. Keeping clean is good for your health. |True – keeps germs a way. |
|8. You should not have any fat in your diet. |We need some fat – the healthy fat |
|9. Milk and milk products are important for adults, not just children. |We need the calcium |
|10. The Canada Food Guide says adults should have 7 – 10 fruits and vegetables every day. |True – crazy as it sounds remember,|
| |the serving size is small. |
|11. If you are not overweight, exercise is not important for your health. |False |
|12. There are 3 different kinds of exercise that are important: 1) exercises for stretching |True |
|2)exercises for building strength 3) exercises to get your heart beating fast | |
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