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Nutrition- "Food Myths- Fact or Fiction", CDC Health Standard 3
This lesson discusses common "Food Myths" of supposed "Healthy Foods." Also covered; foods that are actually healthy foods that you may not be aware of. Assessment and answer key, and two additional activities. Clip art, printables, answer key, No prep needed. Distance learning appropriate. Easel assessment is available with this lesson plan.CDC HEALTH STANDARD THREE: Students will demonstrate the ability to access valid information, products, and services, to enhance health Learning outcomes:St
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3rd - 7th
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Tackling Theodicy: The Problem of Evil - Philosophy Lesson
Why do good things happen to bad people? If God exists, then why is there human suffering? How can we argue for the existence of God while still maintaining the reality of human suffering? These are questions that get tossed up in a Philosophy of Religion course surrounding what is commonly called "The Problem of Evil." Get your students to discuss the problem, explore why it is a problem, and brainstorm possible responses to the question.This resource is optimized for distance learning. The edu
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â 10-Lesson Philosophy Bundle: A Comprehensive Guide for Middle & High School
Kindness - "Learning Kindness"-lesson, 3 activities. CDC Health Standard 8
This lesson plan helps students understand what kindness is and how to offer kindness to others. it also covers the benefits of being kind, and ideas of "acts of kindness." Clip art, printables. No prep needed. Easel assessment included with this lesson.CDC HEALTH STANDARD EIGHT: Student will demonstrate the ability to advocate for personal, family and community health.Learning outcome:Students will recognize what the benefits are to them when they are kindStudents will learn to practice being
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2nd - 5th
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Frankenstein 1931 Movie Quiz and Key (Easel)
Boris Karloff is most famously known for the monster in Frankenstein. See why this brilliant actor is still known today and yet he has no lines in this movie. Only grunts and groans.Trick your students into second guessing their answers with this quiz of all true answers.Certificate of Copyright Registration: TXu 2-159-163:Limited permission to reproduce this worksheet: Purchase of this worksheet entitles an individual to reproduce pages for the student/s. It is unlawful to reproduce this worksh
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6th - 12th
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