Content Standard: C. Health Promotion and
Risk Reduction Student will be able to: 1. Differentiate between safe
and harmful substances found at home and at
school. concept of "choice" Discuss what makes body healthy and
unhealthy (bring in drug and alcohol abuse). Brainstorm good choices (Teacher is
scribe). Use video Captain Ott and the
Poison Patrol Illustrate brainstormed
list. healthy body 2. Demonstrate personal hygiene
skills. . . . 3. Choose healthful foods . . . 4. Demonstrate a variety of safety
skills for different situations (e.g., pedestrian, bus,
fire, auto, and bicycle safety). fire safety Use video on bus safety Operation
Bus Safety: Be Cool, Follow the Rules Fire drills Model safe use of playground
equipment. Practice bus safety in the classroom
through role playing. Observation of student behavior in
specific situations safe behaviors 5. Apply coping strategies when they
feel too excited, anxious, angry, or out of
control Recognition of point at which they
can't control themselves Teach coping strategies: Ongoing discussions in the
classroom Teacher observation of strategies
being used strategy
Students will understand how to reduce their health risks through the
practice of healthy behaviors.
Common
Assessment(s):
Specific grade level learning objectives
Performance Activities
Classroom Assessments
good and bad choices for own body
cigarettes
alcohol
medicines
bus safety
playground safety
following directions of adults in charge
directions
choices
evacuation drill
Counting
Breathing slowly
Closing eyes
Timing out
coping
excited
anxious
angry
control