Healthy Eating Habits
Nutrients
Injuries
Concussions
Wild Card
100

True or False: Canada's Food Guide suggests strategies for health food habits 

True!

100

True or False: We all need the same amount of nutrients in our diets. 

FALSE!

100

What is an intentional injury? 

Injuries caused by purposeful human action. 

100

How might someone get a concussion?

Hitting their head off of an object or having an object hit the head 

100

In what sport do you use a wooden ball and mallet?

Croquet

200

You're at a restaurant and cannot see the nutritional facts on the menu. What is a different strategy you can use to choose something healthy?

- Look for food sources you know 

- Pick something with lots of fruits/vegetables 

- Your teacher may accept lots of other answers :)

200

Why do we need nutrients in our bodies?

- to promote growth

- provide energy

- regulate body processes 

200

What is an injury that is not caused by the purpose to harm?

An unintentional injury

200

True or False: Concussions always lead to loss of consciousness. 

False. 

200

How many stars are in the Milky Way?

150 - 250 billion 

300

For breakfast I had a bowl of yogurt and granola. 

For lunch I had a peanut butter sandwich. 

For dinner I had spaghetti and meatballs. 

What is one recommendation you have for me to improve my diet?

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES!!!!

300

What are some sources of protein?

legumes, lentils, nuts, soy products, whole grains, meats and other animal sources 

300

What are two types of injuries someone may experience?

Any of two of the following:

- brain injuries 

- fractures 

- spinal cord injuries 

- abrasions 

300

What are some symptoms of a concussion?

Any of the following: dizziness, trouble focusing, headaches, fuzzy or blurry vision, balance problems, sensitivity to light and noise, loss of energy

300

Name a mammal that can't jump.

- Elephant 

- Hippo

- Sloth

- Rhino

400

Why is Vitamin C important to have in our diets?

Keeps us healthy and our immune system strong!

400

What are some food sources of carbohydrates?

Grains, dairy, fruit

400

In Canada, 35% of injuries come from participation in what?

Sports and other forms of exercise 

400

If you suspect you or someone you know has a concussion, what should you do?

Seek assistance from a doctor. 

400

How many noses does a slug have?

4

500
We looked at two versions of Canada's Food Guide. What were two major changes from the old guide to the new?

- Gender and age portions removed 

- No dairy products 

- Healthy eating habits added 

- Additional tips and recipes 

500

What are the 6 major nutrients?

Water, Fat, Protein, Vitamins, Minerals, Carbohydrates

500

A fracture is another word for what?

Broken bone 

500

How can we treat a concussion?

Everyone is different - rest, balanced meals and slowly easing back into activities are all great answers!
500

What is the world record for number of hotdogs eaten in one sitting?

74... please remember this is a health activity so this is NOT RECOMMENDED!