Health Basics
Wellness Wheel
Thriving Vs Surviving
Healthy habits
100

The overall quality of a person's life - total well-being

Health 

100

What is the wellness wheel?

  • Visual representation of dimensions of health)

100

Define thriving

Living your best life 

100

Define healthy habits

Repeated positive behaviors that are automatic

200

True or false: Health only refers to your physical body

False

200

Name the dimension about your relationships

Social Health 

200

Define surviving

Just getting by, just making it through the day

200

True or False: Habits require willpower every time you do them

  • False - they're automatic

300

Name three dimensions of health

Any three from the wellness wheel

300

Which dimension involves your job or schoolwork

Occupational Health 

300

Give an example of what thriving looks like at school

Mr. Scott will judge if the answer is acceptable 

300

Give an example of a healthy habit for physical health

Mr. Scott will determine if answers are acceptable 

400

What does it mean that health is multidimensional?

  • Made up of multiple dimensions/areas)

400

Name all 8 dimensions of health

Physical, Emotional/Mental, Social, Intellectual, Financial, Spiritual, Occupational, Environmental

400

How are the dimensions of health interconnected

  • One dimension affects others - cause and effect)

400

Why do healthy habits help you thrive

  • They automatically support well-being

500

xplain what "comprehensive health" means

  • Health refers to your whole life, not just physical)

500

How would you assess your health using the wellness wheel?

Rate yourself in each dimension)

500

Why is the goal to thrive rather than just survive?

  • Better quality of life, happiness, fulfillment)

500

 Name one healthy habit for each: physical, social, and emotional health

Various acceptable answers 

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