K-12 Health Lesson Plans and Curriculum
Alignment Tables
Florida Alignment Documents

Outcome Number
Benchmark Number
Intended Outcome/Benchmark Description
HealthTeacher
Lesson Name

1

Describe the physical and emotional growth and development process of males and females.
HE.A.1.3.1
know how body systems work together and influence each other. Inhalants - Don't Go There!
 
HE.A.1.3.3
know how physical, mental, emotional, and social health interrelate during adolescence. Positive Influences
    Friends, Friends, Friends

2

Practice behavior that promotes positive development of self-esteem and interpersonal relationships.

 

 

 

Positive Influences

 

HE.A.1.3.4

understand how peer pressure can influence healthful choices.

Feeling Positive about Yourself

 

 

 

Positive Influences

 

HE.B.1.3.3

know strategies for managing stress.

Managing Feelings

 

 

 

Getting Help with Feelings

 

 

 

Stress Me Out!

 

HE.B.2.3.2

know how information from peers influences health.

Positive Influences

 

 

 

Problems in Relationships

 

HE.B.3.3.2

know various ways to communicate care, consideration, and acceptance of self and others (e.g., respect, trust, kindness, and sexual abstinence as an expression of love).

Talking Skills

 

 

 

The Skill of Communication

 

HE.B.3.3.3

know skills for building and maintaining positive interpersonal relationships (e.g., compromising).

Listening Skills

 

HE.B.3.3.8

know communication strategies for managing grief caused by disappointment, separation, or loss (e.g., counseling, talking, and listening).

Listening Skills

 

 

 

The Skill of Communication

3

Develop (or update) and implement a wellness plan based on an analysis of individual health status including, but not limited to, nutrition, physical activity, stress management, social activity, and emotional well-being.

 

 

know strategies for improving and maintaining personal and family health.

Reducing Health Risks

 

 

 

Looking to My Future

 

HE.B.1.3.4

know strategies for improving and maintaining personal and family health.

Reducing Health Risks

 

HE.C.1.3.4

know strategies and skills needed to attain a personal health goal.

Looking to My Future

 

HE.C.1.3.5

know how priorities, changing abilities, and responsibilities influence setting health goals (e.g., conducting a needs assessment).

Looking to My Future

4

Describe immediate and long-range effects of personal health practices.

 

 

 

Hygiene and Adolescence

 

HE.A.1.3.2

understand the relationship between positive health behaviors and the prevention of injury, illness, disease, and other health problems.

Hygiene and Adolescence

 

 

 

Using OTC and Prescription Medications Wisely

 

HE.A.1.3.6

 

Selecting and Using Health-care Products

 

HE.A.1.3.6

know ways in which to reduce the risks related to the health problems of adolescents.

Abstinence

 

 

 

It's OK to Say No

 

 

 

Preventing STD/HIV

 

HE.C.1.3.3

understand the various consequences of health-related decisions.

Making Healthful Decisions about Tobacco

 

 

 

The Real Truth about Tobacco

 

HE.C.1.3.6

know the outcomes of good personal health habits.

Living Longer through Labels

5

Analyze positive and negative relationships that influence self and family.

 

 

 

Feeling Positive about Yourself

 

 

 

Positive Influences

 

HE.B.1.3.4

know strategies for improving and maintaining personal and family health.

Friends, Friends, Friends

 

HE.B.3.3.4

understand how the behavior of family members and peers affects interpersonal communication.

The Skill of Communication

 

HE.C.2.3.5

know ways to work cooperatively with others to advocate for healthy individuals, schools, and families.

The Skill of Communication

6

Evaluate his or her diet according to nutritional requirements of adolescents.

 

 

 

Dietary Guidelines

 

 

 

Physical Activity and Food: The Connection

 

 

 

Food Guide Pyramid

 

HE.A.1.3.10

know eating disorders that adversely affect health.

Getting Help with Feelings

 

HE.B.1.3.1

know the importance of assuming responsibility for personal health behaviors.

Using OTC and Prescription Medications Wisely

7

Identify and practice appropriate actions to deal with accidents and disasters.

 

HE.A.1.3.7

know the benefits of positive health practice and the appropriate health-care measures necessary to prevent accidents, illnesses, and death.

Using OTC and Prescription Medications Wisely

 

 

 

Suicide Prevention

 

HE.A.2.3.6

identify situations requiring professional health services.

Suicide Prevention

 

 

 

First Aid Procedures

 

HE.B.1.3.6

know injury-prevention and injury-management strategies for personal and family health.

First Aid Procedures

 

 

 

Rescue Procedures

 

HE.B.3.3.7

understand the possible causes of conflict among youth in schools and communities and know positive communication strategies for preventing conflict.

Cause of Conflict

 

 

 

Avoiding Conflicts

 

 

 

Avoiding Gangs and Bullies

 

HE.B.1.3.5

know techniques for avoiding threatening situations.

Avoiding Conflicts

 

 

 

Avoiding Gangs and Bullies

8

Describe measures for the prevention and transmission of diseases and disorders, including HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

 

HE.A.1.3.6

know ways in which to reduce the risks related to the health problems of adolescents.

Suicide Prevention

 

HE.A.1.3.7

know the benefits of positive health practice and the appropriate health-care measures necessary to prevent accidents, illnesses, and death.

Safety on Motorized Vehicles

 

 

 

Water Safety

 

 

 

Preventing Child Abuse

 

HE.A.1.3.8

know how lifestyle, pathogens (germs), family history, and other risk factors are related to the cause or prevention of disease and other health problems

Inhalants - Don't Go There!

 

 

 

No Call for Alcohol

9

Identify critical factors that influence consumer decisions regarding health products and services.

 

HE.A.1.3.9

know various methods of health promotion and disease prevention.

Steroids

 

 

 

Marijuana and THC

 

HE.A.2.3.5

know how to compare the costs of health products in order to assess value.

Selecting and Using Health-care Products

 

 

 

Using OTC and Prescription Medications Wisely

 

HE.B.2.3.1

know how messages from media and other sources influence health behavior.

Why Do We Eat What We Eat?

 

 

 

The Persuaders-Looking at Alcohol and Other Drug Ads

 

HE.B.2.3.3

identify aspects in one’s own culture and in the cultures of others that may have an impact on health and the use of health services.

Accessing Community Health Resources

10

Identify the effects of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use and abuse on physical, mental, and social well-being.

 

HE.B.1.3.2

understand the short-term and long-term consequences of safe, risky, and harmful behaviors.

Making Healthful Decisions about Tobacco

 

 

 

Looking at Barriers

 

HE.C.1.3.1

know how to apply a decision-making process to health issues and problems individually and collaboratively (e.g., nutritional food choices at home, restaurants, and school).

Putting It All Together - Planning Healthy Menu

 

HE.C.1.3.3

understand the various consequences of health-related decisions.

Looking at Barriers

11

Describe ways in which improving the environment can enhance physical, mental, and social health.

 

HE.A.1.3.5

understand the relationship between the environment and personal health.

Responsible for Recycling

 

 

 

Waste Not!

 

HE.B.1.3.2

understand the short-term and long-term consequences of safe, risky, and harmful behaviors.

Inhalants - Don't Go There!

 

 

 

Steroids

 

HE.C.2.3.1

know methods for conveying accurate health information and ideas to both individuals and groups using a variety of methods (e.g., through dialogue, oral reports, and posters).

Inhalants - Don't Go There!

 

 

 

The Skill of Communication