Classroom Rules
This is where your backpack belongs during class.
The cubby
This is the first thing you complete when you enter the classroom.
Bell Ringer
These are the three parts of the Health Triangle.
Physical, Mental/Emotional, Social
This health influence includes traits you inherit from your parents.
Heredity
Wearing a seatbelt is an example of this type of behavior.
Low-risk
This is where the notebooks are every day.
The Classroom
This is where you write your Bell Ringer and class notes every day.
Composition notebook
Getting enough sleep, exercising, and eating healthy foods help improve this area of health.
Physical Health
These people can influence your choices every day.
Family & Friends
A student wears a helmet, uses a seatbelt, and gets enough sleep. These choices help lower.
Risk
This is what you should do before speaking in class.
Raise your Hand
This is what you should do before leaving your seat.
Ask for permission (or wait to be called).
Talking to a trusted adult when you're upset is an example of improving this area of health.
Mental/Emotional Health
TikTok, YouTube, and TV are examples of this health influence.
Media
taying up until 3:00 a.m. every night can increase your chances of being tired and unfocused. This is an example of a......
High-risk behavior
Cell phones/electronics
This is what you should do when class is over.
Put away materials, clean your area, and wait to be dismissed by the teacher.
This shape reminds us that all three areas of health work together.
The Health Triangle
This health influence includes your home, school, and neighborhood.
Environment
A student wants to ride a skateboard. They put on a helmet, knee pads, and elbow pads before they start. These safety steps help do what.
Make the risk safer (or reduce the risk)
These two classroom expectations help everyone learn and feel respected.
(Any two)
Be respectful
Stay in your assigned seat
Clean your area
Follow directions
Keep backpacks in cubbies
This classroom expectation helps everyone hear directions and learn.
Listen while others are speaking.
Treating others with respect is an example of this area of health.
Social Health
These are the seven health influences we learned this week.
Heredity, Environment, Family & Friends, Culture, Media, Attitude, Behavior
Following the rules and wearing protective equipment help make this activity safer.
Playing sports