Poor Sleep Habits
Good Sleep Habits
Why is sleep important?
100

This type of light, which comes from phones, tablets and laptops, disrupts melatonin productions and impacts sleep. 

What is blue light. 

100

An ideal environment for sleep involves these three components. 

What are cool, dark and quiet 

100

These two brain functions can be improved by sleeping. 

What are attention and memory

200

Caffeine takes this many hours to exit the body. 

6-8 hours 

200

On average, teenagers should budget for this many hours of sleep every night

8 hours 

200

True or False: Improving sleep can prevent mental health disorders or help reduce symptoms. 

True!

300

Daytime naps longer than this period of time can cause nighttime sleep disruption.

30 minutes 
300

True or False: Exercising 10 minutes everyday can improve your sleep at night. 

True! 

300

True or False:   Sleep empowers the immune system, helps regulate hormones, and enables muscle and tissue recovery. 

True! 

400

True or False: Eating a meal or drinking large amounts of liquids before bed do no impact sleep. 

Fals

400

True or False: Sleeping in late on weekends has no impact on sleep routines. 

False: bedtimes routines work best when applied everyday

400

Decreased sleep can prevent healthy development of the frontal lobe. The frontal lobe is key factor in this important skill.

What is decision-making.

500

This kind of content should be avoided at bedtime.

Anything scary, exciting or worrying. 

500

Doing this in the morning can help regulate the body's sleep-wake cycle, and can improve sleep.

What is going outside in the daylight. 

500

Being well rested is crucial for this activity, typically learned during adolescence. 

What is driving.