Effects of Sleep
Sleep Basics
Sleep Hygiene
Fun Sleep Facts
Sleep Disorders
100

What are 5 benefits of sleep?

Improved Memory

Creativity

Focus

Attention Span

Concentration

Problem solving ability

Improved immune system


100

It has been shown that middle schoolers perform at their best when getting this many range of hours of sleep each night. 

8-10

100

This is one tip to try if you want to improve your sleep. 

  1. Physical Activity Every Day

  2. Avoid Caffeine after school

  3.  Limit after-school naps to less than 30 minutes. No naps after 4pm

  4.  Have meals around same time everyday Avoid eating close to bedtime

  5.  Keep indoor lights dim at night

  6.  Put away electronics at least 30 min before bedtime

  7.  Give yourself time to relax

  8.  Set a bedtime that gives you at least 8 hours of sleep

  9.  Get bright light every morning when you wake up

  10. Stick to sleep schedule, even on weekends

100

True or False. Everyone Dreams?

True. Everyone dreams; but not everyone remembers their dreams. 

100

This sleep disorder describes someone who has extreme difficulty falling and/or staying asleep, typically even after applying all the sleep strategies that we have discussed. 

Insomnia. 

200

3 Effects of Sleep Deprivation?

Decreased Concentration

Impulse Control

Irritability

Sick more often

Trouble listenening

Less patient

Forgetful

Grumpy

200

This is the scientific name for your internal clock.

Circadian Rhythm. 

200

Why could avoiding too much screen time close to bedtime help you fall and stay asleep? 

answer must include: blue light interfering with your body's ability to produce melatonin. 

200

There are this many stages of sleep in 1 cycle. 

5 stages of sleep in 1 cycle. 

200

This sleep disorder involves uncontrollable episodes of falling asleep anywhere at anytime. 

Narcolepsy 

300

These is repaired and newly formed while sleeping.

Cells

300

These are the animals representing the sleep chronotypes. 

Bear. Lion. Wolf. Dolphin.

300

These are 5 tips that could help improve your sleep.

  1. Physical Activity Every Day

  2. Avoid Caffeine after school

  3.  Limit after-school naps to less than 30 minutes. No naps after 4pm

  4.  Have meals around same time everyday Avoid eating close to bedtime

  5.  Keep indoor lights dim at night

  6.  Put away electronics at least 30 min before bedtime

  7.  Give yourself time to relax

  8.  Set a bedtime that gives you at least 8 hours of sleep

  9.  Get bright light every morning when you wake up

  10. Stick to sleep schedule, even on weekends

300

This animal sleeps the most per day. 

Koala. 18-20 hours a day. 

300

This is the Medical term for what someone MIGHT have if they snore a lot. 

Sleep Apnea. 

400

This defensive bodily system is strengthened by getting enough sleep. 

Immune system.

400

This is the most common sleep chronotype.

Bear.

400

When we sleep on a more consistent schedule, our bodies perform much better. This consistent sleep schedule should also include what days of the week?

Saturday and Sunday.

400

On average, it takes this long to go through all stages of sleep. 

90 minutes.

400

This long term sleep disorder causes a strong urge to move one's legs, making it difficult to fall and/or stay asleep. 

Restless Leg Syndrome. 

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