Nutrition & Fuel
This is the natural sugar found in fruit.
Fructose
This "S" word describes the body's reaction to a challenge or demand.
Stress
This organ acts like a pump for your blood.
The heart
You should wear this on your head when riding a bike.
A helmet
This term refers to "standing in someone else's shoes" to understand them.
Empathy
This mineral, found in milk, helps build strong bones.
Calcium
This is a "disorder" where a person feels very sad for a long time.
Depression
These two balloon-like organs help you breathe.
This is the most commonly used legal drug in the world (found in coffee).
Caffeine
This 10-letter word describes a firm "no" or a limit you set for yourself.
Boundaries
These are the three "Macronutrients" (Big 3) the body needs.
Fat, Carbohydrate, Protein
This is a fear of spiders.
Arachnophobia
This is the largest organ of the human body.
Skin
"BAC" stands for this when discussing alcohol safety.
This is the type of communication where you clearly state your needs.
Assertive
This is a unit of energy found in food.
Calorie
These are the chemical messengers in the brain (e.g., Serotonin).
Neurotransmitters
These are the thin tubes that carry blood back to the heart.
Veins
These are the two most common types of "distracted driving" for teens.
Phone/Friends
This is the term for a person who watches bullying happen but doesn't help.
A Bystander
This is the indigestible part of plant food that helps digestion.
Fiber
This is the "fight or flight" hormone released during fear.
Adrenaline
This system is made of glands that produce hormones.
Endocrine System
This type of drug "slows down" the central nervous system.
Depressant
This is the "cycle" that describes how a conflict gets worse and worse.
Escalation