Health Messages
Trustworthy
Relevent or not?
Who Influences Me?
Making Choices
100

What is a health message?

A health message is information that promotes health and encourages healthy behaviours.

100

What does credibility mean?

Credibility means being trustworthy and/or reliable.

100

Why is it important to know if a source is relevant/up to date? 

See teacher

100

Name one influence on your health choices.

Family, friends, media, or teachers can all influence health choices.

100

What is a healthy choice for a snack?

Fruits, vegetables, or nuts are healthy snack choices.

200

Give an example of a health message you see on TV.

An example is a commercial promoting fruits and vegetables as part of a healthy diet.

200

List 1 way you can tell if a website is trustworthy. 

Check if the website is from a reputable organisation, look for author credentials,  see if the information is up-to-date, if the website uses .org or .gov

200

How can health messages affect your decisions?

Health messages can influence your choices about food, exercise, and overall lifestyle.

200

Who can influence your health choices?

Parents, friends, teachers, and advertisements can all influence your choices.

200

What should you do if a friend offers you junk food?

You can politely decline and suggest a healthier option instead.

300

Why do companies create health messages?

Companies create health messages to inform people about their products and encourage healthy behaviours.

300

What makes a person credible?

A credible person has expertise, experience, and provides accurate information.

300

 Name 3 places where can you find relevant health information?

Teacher/Trusted adult, internet, books

300

 Name a positive influence on your health.

A supportive friend who encourages you to be active or eat healthy.

300

How can you make a better choice when feeling pressured?

Take a moment to think about your health goals and choose what aligns with them.

400

Is social media good or bad for health messages? Or both? Why

Social media can spread health messages quickly, but it can also share misinformation

400

 Why is it important to check the author of an article?

It’s important to ensure the author has the right qualifications and knowledge about the topic.

400

Define Social Health (and it's relevance to your overall health) 

Social health includes your friends, family and community and how often, as well as the quality time you spend with them. It also involves your communication skills with them. 

400

How can advertising influence your choices?

Advertising can make unhealthy products seem appealing, leading to poor choices.

400

What is one strategy to resist unhealthy food?

Keep healthy snacks on hand to avoid temptation.

500

Name 2 common health messages aimed at children

Common messages include “Eat your fruits and vegetables” and “Stay active every day.”

500

How do you know if a source is unreliable? 

Signs include lack of author information, outdated content, and sensationalised headlines.

500

Why is it important to consider your own needs when interpreting health messages?

It’s important to ensure the messages are suitable for your personal health and lifestyle. Not your dogs, or your best friend, but you!

500

How can family influence your health choices?

Family can set examples for healthy eating and physical activity, shaping your habits.

500

 How can you encourage others to make healthy choices?

Share information about healthy options and invite them to join you in healthy activities.

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