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Free 3rd grade health resources for Microsoft Word
Skeletal System Labeling Diagram
Diagram of a human skeleton with blanks for students to label 9 important bones in the body. Includes a word bank.
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2nd - 6th
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Peanut or Nut Allergy Letter to Send to Parents
Written by a certified school nurse, this letter home explains to parents what a nut allergy is and what their role is. Most parents don't understand how severe nut allergies can be. This letter is easy to understand and should be sent home at the beginning of the year and prior to holiday parties where food will be brought in for your class.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Red Ribbon Week Word Search
Red Ribbon Week Word Search
Students Love Word Searches!!!!
This word search includes positive Drug Prevention Words and Phrases.
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K - 3rd
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Kids Yoga Lesson Plan - Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler
The girls love this story because there is a witch. The boys love this story because there is a dragon. Enjoy the story with eighteen yoga poses! At the very end, you will find out a relaxation story about being loved and feeling that love.
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PreK - 3rd
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Editable Snack Schedule and Letter to parents
This is to be sent home in the beginning of school to parents to inform them of your classroom snack procedures and schedule. It can be edited to fit your needs.
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PreK - 5th
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PE - Beginning of the Year Parent Letter
This document is a introductory P. E. letter you could send at the beginning of each year to inform parents about your P. E. program. It is a 1 page, colorful document with graphics. It has been created for an elementary school P. E. program but the Word document can easily be adapted and reworded to fit your age/level of school.
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PreK - 12th
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Food Storage
I created this product to teach my students how to store their food at home. I teach 9-12 high school life skills and I want my students to be as independent and prepared for life on their own as possible. If you would like to create additional pages, please feel free to copy the outline and add your own pictures! Enjoy.
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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My Healthy Plate blank template
For nutrition lessons than require students to assess their own eating habits.
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3rd - 6th
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Nutrition - Student Food Log
Mr. Jones Nutrition Fun Packet• There is a worksheet that is attached that the students must fill out for a three day food intake of what they eat for breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner.(If you like this - download the Nutrition FUN Package)http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Mr-Jones-Nutrition-Fun-PacketCheck out my new children's book that goes with this projecthttp://www.healthykidsbooks.com
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1st - 5th, Staff
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Volleyball Time
7 Volleyball Activities that are sure to enhance any PE Curriculum or just add a new level excitement to recess or play. Enjoy!
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Free Health and PE Resources
PE Heart Homework
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Rock Wall Challenges
Mr. Clark’s Yearly Plans
Yearly Plan Map
Survival Guide
Yearly Plan with Field Day
Yearly Plan 2015 with Field Day
Yearly Plans Bundled with Field Days
Survival Guide with 2015 Yearly Plan
Survival Guide with Yearly Plan
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PreK - 12th
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Keeping Safe and Stranger Danger
A PowerPoint asking pupils to identify which places and safe and unsafe to play in as well as identifying the difference between 'Good Strangers' and 'Strangers.' Teaching children what to do if they are approached by a stranger and a brief introduction into Online Safety - Includes a video and scenarios to act out in small groups and a sorting activity all supported by Widgit Symbols.
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K - 3rd
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**FREEBIE** SEL Check In: Which Spongebob meme are you today?
This digital download provides one Spongebob meme check-in. Perfect morning work, activity warm-up, or brain break for ages 7+Visit my store for more SEL meme check-ins!
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Tasks Game: A Silly, Random, Introduction to Communication Skills
The following is a card game called “Tasks”. The purpose of this game is for everyone to have a task, which they are trying to complete, while everyone else is attempting to complete their own task. It’s a big game of silliness, miscommunication, and randomness. The purpose of the game is to teach kids/students about communicating effectively and to provide an example of today’s society trend (focusing on completing our own tasks and being too busy to help others). It is a great icebreaker and a
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Finding Heart Rate
In this inquiry activity, students will choose a physical activity to perform with a partner. What do they notice about heart rate? Does it increase as you continue to exercise? What is their average heart rate during this activity? This is a great prequel to a lesson on heart rate or the cardiovascular system in science or health/PE.
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3rd - 5th
Healthy Eating: Food Pyramid and Serving Sizes Guided Notes
This is a companion resource for the Powerpoint with the same title. It is two pages of notes for students to complete as they watch the powerpoint.
Health and Physical Education Assignment
"Who Am I" end of semester assignment. At the beginning of the semester, I have students create a small poster to introduce themselves. This is a great way to get to know the students and their interests. At the end of the semester I created this mini assignment to see students growth and interests within the class. This is a great way for students to look back and reflect on their growth in the semester. This can be adapted for all grades.
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1st - 12th
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'Even Superheroes Have bad Days' - Building Confidence and Resilience Worksheets
This resource includes different ability worksheets for a lesson on building confidence and resilience in children, using the story ' Even Superheroes have Bad Days'.
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2nd - 5th
My Healthy Plate Printable
Printable plate with divided sections of the food groups. I had my students cut pictures out of magazines to create a healthy meal. I divided the students in groups of breakfast, lunch, and dinner so we had a variety. I used this as an assessment to see how they were understanding the unit so far.
Needs to be printed tabloid size paper.
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K - 3rd
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Modified Fitness Tracker Sheet (FITNESSGRAM or VA Wellness)
I created this modified fitness tracker sheet with the intentions for 5th and 6th grade students to become more independent when recording this fitness scores. If you use the FITNESSGRAM or VA wellness fitness assessments, this can be great for your students you require a bit more simplified language and the use of visual supports to increase independence. I have found that my students really benefit from the varied orientation and visuals!I think adding the modification box was vital. As an ada
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3rd - 10th
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All About Germs
Thanks for taking the time to stop by my store!Mrs. DegsTeaching Science WellBlog: http://teachingsciencewell.wordpress.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TeachingScienceWellTPT: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Teaching-Science-Well-Science-ResourcesPinterest: http://pinterest.com/teachsciwell/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeachingSciWellA great introduction to what germs are. How do you get germs? What are germs? How do we prevent ourselves from getting sick?Topics Include:-Germs
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3rd - 8th
Virus or Bacteria: What's the Difference?
A short and simple worksheet that asks a question that answers: virus or bacteria? Kids simply circle the one the question applies to. This is two-page worksheet (with answer sheet) is a great way to cover an important topic, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic in a fun and unintimidating way. I used this for ages 6 up to 13 and got a positive response and saw improved understanding. Also a great resource for ESL/EFL learners. You can modify to suit older ages as well.
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K - 6th
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Earth Day - Outdoor Survival Game
EARTH DAY or EVERY DAY!
Play this game OUTSIDE with your class, for phys ed or for a special Earth Day activity with mixed age groups. Students learn about animal food chains, and the unique role human beings have in the web of life. Materials are easily found or substituted with what you have in your area (pinecones, seed pods, maple keys, etc.)
Player roles (some optional): carnivores, herbivores, omnivores, Earth keepers, hunters, fire, flood, famine, frost, cell phone tower.
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3rd - 6th
Create a Healthy Restaurant Menu
This lesson was designed for grade 4 students but could absolutely be used for grades 3-8 and maybe even high school.
Students work with a partner and use prior knowledge as well as information gathered from nutrition and health books to create a restaurant and menu. Students are then asked to use the self-evualation at the bottom of the worksheet once finished to rate themselves.
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3rd - 12th
The Rough Face Girl Worksheet
This is a worksheet that aligns with a grade 3 inner self lesson
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3rd
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