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9th grade physical therapy resources for Google Apps
Healthy Relationships for High School Students | Sex Ed & Sexual Health Bundle
In this Sexual Health and Sex Ed lesson plan bundles focuses on healthy high school relationships. Throughout these lessons students will examine what healthy relationships, how to build intimacy (in all their relationships), interpersonal communication skills, different types of feelings (crushes, liking someone, and being in love), breaking up, digital relationships, and sexting. Your Students Will Examine what it means for a relationship to be healthyExplore different types of romantic feelin
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6th - 12th
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PE Syllabus - Gym Class - Easy to edit in Google Slides!
PE syllabus, edit to fit your needs, and use for all your classes! I've given you some course information to get you started.Check out adding the COVID Physical Distancing add on or the Distance Learning syllabus add on to meet the changing landscape of your classroom this year!Physical Education Syllabus, Gym Class Syllabus, PE Syllabus
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6th - 12th
Emergency Action Plan Project
Emergency planning is a great skill for all future health care professionals. This project is a great way for students to apply the basics of emergency action planning remotely with amusement parks. This project was designed for a sports medicine class but can be applied to several subjects. It allows students to have creative freedom and expression while on task. This project on average can take up to 4-5 class periods or about a week. Project Includes:12 links to park maps, virtual tours, and
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9th - 12th
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Therapeutic Modality Lab
Have students learn and organize the indications, contraindications, methods and application of cryotherapy, thermal therapy, manual therapy, and electrical therapeutic modalities. Then students will work through varied athlete centered scenarios to apply their knowledge and choose the best modality to assist their athlete.
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9th - 12th
PE Distance Virtual Learning Fitness Component Review and Exercise Log
This Google Doc can be used in Google Classroom or made into another format to use elsewhere. It includes 2 pages.This assignment is a good complement to my other listings that focus on Fitness Components. It would be great to use after your class has reviewed each of them previously, but could also be used as a stand alone assignment or a review of the fitness components. The first page goes over the directions for the assignment with a rubric, a review of fitness components, and the start of s
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5th - 12th
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Bones They Crack Me Up Fractures PlayDoh/Drawing Lab
"Bones they crack me up" is a great and fun assignment to help your students understand and conceptualize different types of bony fractures. This lab can be completed if your students have access to PlayDoh/clay or they can simply draw in the appropriate boxes. Great for an anatomy class, health, or sports medicine.This includes: 2x Worksheets: These google slides with built-in text boxes comes with a prepopulated list of fractures and a blank copy for you to fill in with whatever fits your curr
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9th - 12th
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Pick Your Own Path: First Aid and Emergency Action Plan Lab
Students will be presented with an athlete injury case. At each step of treatment, they will be prompted to pick their own path. Students will work to address emergency issues, include other medial professionals, and initiate emergency action plans as needed. With 8 possible treatment scenarios, students could complete the worksheet over and over again, each time utilizing and reviewing different skills.Graphic instructions included.
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9th - 12th
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Hand and Wrist Eval: Palpations, Special Tests, and MMT's Presentation slides
Learn assessment skills with the "Hand and Wrist Evaluation: Palpations, Special Tests, and Manual muscle Test: Presentation Slides" resource. This resource was designed to present Common hand and wrist evaluation techniques to your students. This digital purchase includes 20 slides addressing 8 common hand and wrist palpations with an image of locations, 8 common hand and wrist special tests with descriptions and illustrations, and 6 manual muscle test that include descriptions and illustration
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Hand and Wrist- Anatomy, Injuries and Evaluation Bundle
Skeletal System Case Studies
These case studies provide high school students with real-life scenarios to understand various skeletal system issues, from fractures to degenerative conditions, and the associated anatomy, causes, and treatment options. Students can analyze and discuss the implications of these cases on the patients' overall well-being and quality of life. Students will also encounter at least one research question per case that will take them out of the textbook and deeper into the medical world.
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9th - 12th
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Knee Eval: Palpations, Special Tests, and MMTs: Presentation Slides
Learn assessment skills with the "Knee Evaluation: Palpations, Special Tests, and Manual muscle Test: Presentation Slides" resource. This resource was designed to present Common Knee evaluation techniques to your students. This digital purchase includes 17 slides addressing 9 common knee palpations with an image of locations, 9 common knee special tests with descriptions and illustrations, and 2 manual muscle test that include descriptions and illustrations. Teaching your students how to perform
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9th - 12th
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Glove Removal Lab - blind sequencing opener and glove removal lab
This lesson was created to use in conjunction with a glove removal lab where students are taught to properly remove and dispose of gloves. You will need the following items to complete this lesson:Enough gloves for each student to have twoMake a fake blood solution - I use dial soap and red food coloringPrinted blind sequencing sentences - The sentences for this activity are included in the purchase on slide 3.This digital purchase includes a 13 slide google presentation on cross contamination,
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9th - 12th
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Skeletal Muscles Exam/Quiz (A&P)-PDF and Google Form
This purchase includes several different assessments on skeletal muscles for you to choose the one that best matches your student's needs. All PDF quizzes/exams have an answer key. As always, the Google Form quiz is self-grading.INCLUDED: 18-question multiple choice Muscles Quiz Covering the skeletal muscles (GOOGLE FORM)33-question (matching column) Muscle Labeling quiz (PDF)33-question Muscle Labeling (fill-in-the-blank) with a word bank (PDF)43-question multiple choice and labeling exam on sk
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9th - 12th
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Medical Specialist Bingo
Medical Specialist Bingo is a great resource to help your students learn or review the different specialties in healthcare and what those providers do. Your purchase includes 6 slides. An instructional slide, 2- bingo card designs, 1- slide with medical specialists, and 2 pages of cue's to read to students with answers.
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9th - 12th
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Injury Evaluations for Sports Medicine
Teach your students HOPS - the standard format to evaluate injuries. Includes: Lecture slidesFill In Student Notes with a keyQuizzes and test with keysLabs
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Introduction to Sports Medicine
What is Abstinence? | A Sex Education Lesson Plan
In this Sexual Health and Sex Education lesson plan students will explore what sexual abstinence is and how it relates to sexual health. The purpose of this lesson it to help students think critically about why people choose to be sexually abstinent and how each person's choice may impact their sexual well-being. Your Students Will Understand what sexual abstinence is and how it can impact a person's sexual health Explore the reasons why a person may chose sexual abstinence and the potential ben
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Sex Ed for High School | Sex Education, Human Development, and Sexual Health
Nutrition Labels: Common Sports Energy/Protein Bars
This resource was created to teach students how to read nutrition labels and understand what they are consuming. I begin this lesson by displaying the the food label slide and discussing each of its components. I point out common misconceptions related to calories and servings size per container. As well as, talk about daily protein recommendation rates and things to watch out for like added sugars. Then I have them research the nutrition labels for each of the bars listed in the chart and fill-
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6th - 12th
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PROVIDER Therapy Notes | Editable Therapy Google Forms | For SLP, OT, PT, etc.
This NO PREP product is flexible and adaptable to help organize your therapy session data and allow for easy progress monitoring. Service providers should be doing their due diligence in maintaining records of speech therapy sessions with their students. This not only benefits the SLP, SLPA, OT, PT, etc. allowing them to look back, remember, assess skills, and prepare for future sessions, but also helps guide curriculum and/or goals by establishing a baseline and further progress monitoring opti
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PreK - 12th
HOPS/HIPS Ankle and lower leg Evaluation
My Sports Med students are required to evaluate an ankle/lower leg injury. I make up a scenario, and students need to evaluate their partner's ankle/lower leg. Students are required to do this WITHOUT looking. This is their end of unit exam.
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9th - 12th
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HOPS/HIPS Evaluation Project
The HOPS/HIPS evaluation project is a project I do with students to end the Evaluation and Assessment unit before reviewing for their exam. I allow students to work with ONE partner. They're responsible for splitting up the evaluation evenly and presenting it to the class. This is something we do when we're finishing the unit and not breaking down specific joints yet. I give students 1 (47 minute) class period to prepare for this. The next two days is when students present it to the class.
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9th - 12th
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Fracture's: Lecture and Lab
*Lesson requires the purchase of pretzel sticks for the lab component*This information packed, 15 slide google presentation explores the different variations of fractures that can occur in the human body. In addition to learning about each type of fracture students will also learn how these fractures occur, the signs and symptoms associated with each fracture, what treatment is recommended and how they are diagnosed. Following a informational teacher led session, students will be able to demonst
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6th - 12th
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Flexibility Fitness Program Grades 8-12
This is a fitness program that could be utilized at ANY level, it has been used as high up as a college athlete level but could also be a great way to start any PE lesson to introduce the area of flexibility.Included:1. 7 Week Layout2. 4 Week Layout3. Maintenance Layout4. All exercises explained with visuals5. Rationale for Flexibility
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7th - 12th
Joints Exam/Quiz (A&P)-PDF and Google Form
30-question multiple choice Anatomy and Physiology Exam/Quiz Covering the Joints. This product contains two versions: PDF and Google Form.POSSIBILITIES:Quiz/ExamReview guideIndependent workStation activityHomeworkSubstitute plansVocabulary:Fibrous jointCartilaginous jointSynovial jointSynarthrosisAmphiarthrosisDiarthrosisHingePivotBall and socketSaddleSuturesGliding jointTendonsLigaments
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9th - 12th
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Sports Medicine Lower Body or Spine Injury HyperDoc
Challenge your sports medicine students to research, evaluate, and begin a rehabilitation regimen for an lower body or spine injury. This HyperDoc is a fully self containing activity, providing links to supporting lectures, websites, and videos. Students will reflect on what they have learned and expand their knowledge through application.Students will be asked to define an injury, conduct a HOPS evaluation, identify surrounding anatomy and create a simple rehabilitation chart.This assignment is
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6th - 12th
Career Exploration Day in the Life: Athletic Training
March is Nationa Athletic Training Month! That doesn't mean you can't learn more about the field any time of year.The"Day in the Life" worksheet is meant for students to pick the top 4 videos from videos provided by the National Athletic Training Association via YouTube.For each video, they are asked 3 questions to answer while they watch.This assignment takes around 30-40 minutes ( depending on which videos you chose to watch)What it includes:Worksheet to be printedNational Athletic Training Mo
Grades:
9th - 12th
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