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- Clean Water - Grades 4-5
... ability to:Explain the importance of keeping water clean.
Student work demonstrates proficiency by ... :Identify healthful personal behaviors to keep water clean and safe.
Student work demonstrates ...
- Staying Safe Near the Water - Grades K-1
... .
Students practice making decisions about water safety.
Use a puppet to ... wants to go in the water, but there aren't any ... for adult supervision in the water.
Student work demonstrates proficiency by ...
- Preventing Water Accidents - Grades 4-5
... response skills.
Discuss situations that involve water safety.
Student Page: Ways to ... if they are having trouble in the water.
Advocacy
Practicing Healthy Behaviors (Self ...
- Water Safety - Middle School
... consequences of those actions?
Student Page: Water Safety ScenariosDistribute the student page and ... accurate information about:Risks of water recreation activities
Student work demonstrates ...
- Our Bodies Need Water - Grades 2-3
... complete the student page.
Identify sources of water in food.
Display pictures of bottled ... ability to:Identify the importance of drinking water.
Student work demonstrates proficiency by showing ...
- My Incredible Machine - Grades 2-3
... some of the things we put into our bodies and the ways they get there.Possible Responses:We breathe air.We drink water.We eat food.Parents put drops in our ears/eyes.Doctors give us shots.Parents give us medicines.
Students identify ...
- Inhalants - Grades 4-5
... people alive. Write the words Food, Water and Oxygen/Air on the board ...
Ask students if they can substitute water for gasoline to run a ... role-plays illustrate.
We need food, water, and especially oxygen to survive. ...
- Surveying Over-the-Counter Medicines - Grades 4-5
... a child has a sore throat, a headache, a stuffy nose, etc.Possible Responses:Have child gargle with salt water.Call a doctor.Give a pain reliever, such as Tylenol.Give cough medicine.
Over-the-counter medicines, or OTC ...
- Marijuana and THC - Middle School
... quarterbackWaiterNurse Have a sponge and water.
Discuss effects of marijuana and ... THC, show the students how water remains in a sponge even after squeezing it.
Like the water in the sponge, THC stays ...
- Over-the-Counter Medications - High School
... reach for an OTC medicine could be managed without drugs. For example, many headaches can be relieved simply by drinking more water. Ask students to research alternative ways to manage common conditions, using the Internet or other sources of information. ...
- The Environment and the Community - Grades 2-3
... you can do to keep the water in your community clean? Possible ... and animals that live in the water.Sometimes chemicals such as fertilizers ... My Goal: I will help prevent water pollution in my community by ... can be healthyTo keep our water and air cleanSo we can ...
- Reusing Waste Materials - Grades 2-3
... limited supply of resources.If we aren't careful, we might run out of things that we need in order to live, such as water, trees and clean air.By using things more than once, we help keep our resources from being used up and create less pollution.Everyone ...
- Reducing Pollution and Conserving Resources - Grades 4-5
... the environment.Possible Responses: Air pollutionFresh water pollutionOcean pollutionSolid wasteNoise pollutionToxic waste ... put oil downdrains, etc. ConservationTurn off water when brushing teeth.Fix leaking ...
- Waste Not! - Middle School
... landfill, a twenty year old tree must be cut down to replace them.Chemicals used in paper production can also pollute water and harm wildlife, further endangering our environment.Plastic bags are made from petroleum, which is not a renewable resource.When ...
- Don't Waste a Drop - High School
... additional information and assistance on conserving water.
Student work demonstrates proficiency by showing ... ability to:Identify ways to conserve water.
Student work demonstrates proficiency by ...
- Learning about HIV/AIDS - Grades 4-5
... plastic wrap represents the skin that protects the body, and the holes in the plastic wrap represent breaks in the skin. The water represents the environment outside the body, and the iodine represents germs that cause disease. The change in color of the ...
- It's OK to Say No - Middle School
... miss the bus and a chance to see her friends before school, so Tatyana stretched and headed for the shower. The warm water felt good on her skin as she rubbed the lavender-scented shampoo into her short hair.She had bought the shampoo because ...
- Preventing STD/HIV - Middle School
... to support any of these fears has been found. If HIV were being transmitted through other routes (such as through air, water, or insects), the pattern of reported AIDS cases would be much different from what has been observed.Adolescents who use condoms ...
- Avoiding Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) - High School
... (high risk)French kissing (some risk)Being bitten by a mosquito (no risk)cleaning used body piercing equipment with water and using it (high risk)Donating blood (no risk)Using alcohol or other drugs (some risk)
Reflect, summarize, ...
- Buddy Systems - Grades K-1
... cut from a magazine in the water, alone. Hold up another picture and ... their pictures of people in the water.
Give students the following scenario ... . The ball goes into the water. What should you do?
Student ...
- School Water Fountains Help Fight Obesity - Mar 03, 2009
School Water Fountains Help Fight Obesity Nutrition Adding school water fountains, distributing water bottles in classrooms and teaching kids about the health benefits of water can lower a child?s risk for becoming overweight, a new study shows. .
- Fluoridated Water: Questions and Answers from the NIH - Mar 03, 2007
Fluoridated Water: Questions and Answers from the NIH Personal & Consumer Health
- The Claim: Never Drink Hot Water From the Tap - Feb 02, 2008
The Claim: Never Drink Hot Water From the Tap Community & Environmental
- What's in your water? - Apr 04, 2008
What's in your water? Community & Environmental
- Firemen teach Y kids about water safety - Jul 07, 2008
Firemen teach Y kids about water safety Injury Prevention
- Hurricane Preparedness Survey: Worries About Drinking Water And Medical Care - Aug 08, 2008
Hurricane Preparedness Survey: Worries About Drinking Water And Medical Care General News
- Teaching Kids How to Keep Their Teeth Clean - Feb 02, 2009
... child is getting some sort of fluoride. Fluoride is available in mouthwashes and rinses, toothpastes, supplements or in fluoridated tap water.
* Avoid sticky and sugary foods and drinks. They can cause cavities.
Source: Oral B - http://www.oralb. ...
- H1N1: What Your School Can Do - Apr 04, 2009
... in front of the mouth.
Wash your hands with soap and water immediately 1) after coughing, 2) after using the restroom, 3 ... or until you have completed saying the ABCs. If soap and water are not available use an alcohol-based hand gel.
Keep ...
- High school students flex environmental muscle - May 05, 2009
... Environmental High school students from across the state moved from station to station Wednesday, answering questions about soil, water quality, wildlife, forestry and biodiversity to test their knowledge of the environment during the 2009 State Envirothon ...
- Keeping Summer Safe - Jun 06, 2009
... for half of the injuries to children under the age of five. The CPSC suggests abiding by local laws, keeping a bucket of water on hand and to supervise children very closely if fireworks are to be used. Ultimately, the Commission advises against the use ...
- Drownings reminder to use pool alarms, gates and buddies - Jul 07, 2009
Drownings reminder to use pool alarms, gates and buddies Injury Prevention The water looks inviting to tiny eyes that don't see the danger.
By the time an adult sees the danger, it may be too late.
- Keeping Children Safe in the Sun - Jul 07, 2009
... when playing outdoors
Be aware that snow, sand, grass and water can all reflect UV light
An inexpensive pair of sunglasses ... process determine the amount of UV protection
If on the water or snow, wear goggles or sunglasses that wrap around ...
- Back to School Safety Issue - August 2009 - Aug 08, 2009
... a trash receptacle
Wash hands with soap and water for 15-20 seconds immediately after ... outside and before eating. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol- ... surfaces are free of glass, standing water and debris that could cause kids to ...
- The Claim: Always Wash Your Hands With Hot Water, Not Cold. - Oct 10, 2009
The Claim: Always Wash Your Hands With Hot Water, Not Cold. Personal & Consumer Health THE FACTS
With swine flu sweeping across the country, health officials are reminding Americans to wash their hands often to reduce the spread of the disease.
- Childhood Diabetes Edition - Nov 11, 2009
... Lifestyle Measures
Cut back on high-calorie snack foods and sugary desserts
Do cardiovascular exercise every day
Choose water and calorie free drinks
Eat whole grains instead of refined foods
Eat 10 servings of fresh fruit ...
- Health and Hygiene Edition - Dec 12, 2009
... to the wrist with soap and warm water is still considered the best cleaning. It's also recommended that the water be left running during the drying process ... a bath and using soap and hot water. When puberty arrives - usually somewhere between the ...
- Prioritizing Children's Dental Care: Where Does Your State Rank? - Feb 02, 2010
... consider four solutions that prioritize early, preventive dental care:
* school-based dental sealant programs
* community water fluoridation
* Medicaid improvements that enable and motivate more dentists to treat low-income kids
* innovative ...
- Pepsi Pulls Full-Calorie Drinks From Schools Worldwide - Mar 03, 2010
... full-calorie soft drinks in schools worldwide.
Under the company's new policy, schools for younger kids would get only bottled water, juices in certain portion sizes, and low-fat or skim milk. Schools for older children will still receive diet soft ...
- Mounting Evidence Shows Links Between Chemicals in Plastics and Health Problems - Apr 04, 2010
... life: The plastic utensil and bowl they eat their cereal from; the plastic bottle from which they sip their juice or water. There's mounting evidence that exposure to chemicals prevalent in most modern plastics can lead to health problems, particularly in ...
- Take Action for Earth Day's 40th Anniversary - Apr 04, 2010
... The Environmental Protection Agency is urging Americans to commit to five actions to protect the environment, such as driving less and conserving water. It's also asking for video clips of people holding up a sign and saying 'It's My Environment.'"
"The ...
- Water Safety - Injury Prevention
... Wet suits protect you from hypothermia in cold water. Preventing or Treating Hypothermia Hypothermia is a ... To protect from hyperthermia: Drink plenty of water and avoid drinks with caffeine or ...
- Short Term and Long Term Effects of AOD Use - Alcohol & Other Drugs
... jaundice edema of feet and ankles (water retention) ncreased aggression headaches aching ... weeks. Unlike alcohol, THC is not water soluble and cannot leave the ...
- Positive and Negative Influences on AOD Use - Alcohol & Other Drugs
... consumers didn't know they had. For example, a person is thirsty and therefore needs a soda-why not water? The following techniques or strategies are often used singly or in combination for various products, including alcohol and other ...
- Environmental Health and Resource Conservation - Community & Environmental
... board from cereal boxes, etc.
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Water Use and Conservation
Americans use an ... requires at least 35 gallons of water. Americans directly consume 36 billion ... their daily routines, huge amounts of water could be saved. For example, ...
- Pregnancy Prevention - Family Health & Sexuality
... allergic to latex. Condoms should be stored correctly to prevent deterioration. Latex condoms should be used with water-based lubricants, because oil-based lubricants, such as Vaseline, weaken the rubber.
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- First Aid Prevention and Care - Injury Prevention
... wash your hands with soap and water after exposure.
for severe bleeding
... for chemical burns
rinse skin with water for 20 minutes; if pain ... bite.
wash area with soap and water.
apply antibiotic cream and bandage. ...
- Traffic and Transportation Safety - Injury Prevention
... other drivers. Stay alert and focused on the trail ahead. Don't cross ice-covered lakes and water areas with snowmobile. Be aware of avalanche dangers when in mountainous areas Go-Carts Riders should receive ...
- Personal Health Care - Personal & Consumer Health
... infections
tobacco smoke, paint odors, hair sprays, perfumes
weather changes, cold air, cold water
exercise that causes breathlessness
emotional factors
physiological factors such as gastro-esophageal reflux
endocrine ...
- Preventing Disease and Infection - Personal & Consumer Health
... animals. Germs come from soil, air, food, water, milk, feces. Germs may come from objects ... are also transmitted through soil, air, food, water, milk and feces. For example: Tetanus and ...
- Prevention of Sports and Exercise Injuries - Physical Activity
... transferred to the environment as the water is vaporized and thereby evaporated. ... during hot weather. Cotton absorbs water quickly and is not irritating ... the activity, drinking plenty of water or fluids and electrolyte replacement. ...
- Cessation of Tobacco Use - Tobacco
... · Take a short nap. · Exercise regularly to raise your overall energy level. · Drink lots of cold water to refresh yourself. Reason: I like to touch and handle cigarettes/chewing tobacco. Effective Strategies: ...
- Calcium in the Diet - Nutrition
Calcium in the Diet Nutrition More About Food Groups: DAIRY
Standard: Consuming more water, fruits, vegetables grains and calcium-rich foods
What is Calcium?
The mineral calcium is crucial for the body in many respects. First of all, it is very ...
- Nutrients, Vitamins, and Minerals - Nutrition
... for all of the chemical reactions. Water aids in temperature regulation-heating ... reactions that occur in the body. Water is excreted through respiration (lungs), ... sources include seafood, tea and fluoridated water.
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- Sweeteners - Nutrition
Sweeteners Nutrition More about Food Groups: SWEETS
Standard: Consuming more water, fruits, vegetables grains and calcium-rich foods
What is Sugar?
This is the common term used to describe the sweet carbohydrate (sucrose) found in every fruit and ...
- Understanding Calories - Nutrition
... energy that food possesses.
1 calorie = the amount of energy it takes to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water 1 degree Celsius.
Nutrients that Provide Energy:
Fats, Proteins and Carbohydrates all provide energy to our body and have caloric ...
- Whole Foods vs Processed Foods - Nutrition
Whole Foods vs Processed Foods Nutrition Whole Foods vs Processed Foods
Standard: benefits of healthy eating
Standard: Consuming more water, fruits, vegetables grains and calcium-rich foods
Standard: Benefits of healthy eating (short term/long term) ...
- Food Safety - Nutrition
... animals (especially chickens), untreated surface water, along with raw milk, hamburger, ... cured salami, sprouts and untreated water.
Preventing Food Poisoning
Wash
Always wash hands in hot, soapy water before handling, preparing or serving ...
- Food Safety in the United States - Nutrition
... healthy animals (especially chickens), untreated surface water, along with raw milk, hamburger ... cured salami, sprouts and untreated water.
Preventing Food Poisoning
Wash
Always wash hands in hot, soapy water before handling, preparing or serving ...
- Healthy Eating - Nutrition
... . Use the refrigerator, cold running water or the microwave. Leaving foods ... , magnesium, phosphorus, chloride and sulfur. Water makes up about 50 to ... include seafood, tea and fluoridated water. Dietary Guidelines for Healthful Eating ...
- The Food Guide Pyramid - Nutrition
... counter. Use the refrigerator, cold running water or the microwave. Leaving foods ... , magnesium, phosphorus, chloride and sulfur. Water makes up about 50 to ... include seafood, tea and fluoridated water. Dietary Guidelines for Healthful Eating ...
