Dreams
Sleep Cycle
Sleep Facts
Sleep and the Body
Sleep Mish Mosh
100

True or False:  

We dream in pictures 

  • TRUE

    • Dreams are mainly visual with very few sounds, movement, taste or smell.

    • When awake, we think in ideas, when asleep we think in pictures

100

Disorientation of a person’s biological clock due to travel

Jet Lag

Our internal clock and actual clock are mismatched

100

The only mammal that delays sleep

Humans!

100

According to the National Sleep Foundation, teenagers need this recommended amount of sleep per night

8.5 -10 Hours

100

While vacationing in upstate NY, this animal got into a house while I was sleeping and I did not wake up

Bat

200

The approximate number of hours we dream each night

2

We do not remember most of our dreams

•When we’re stressed or anxious, we’re more likely to have frightening dreams

200

The hormone that helps to control your sleep and wake cycle

Melatonin

  • Released by the pineal gland, melatonin helps you feel sleepy. It does not help you stay asleep.

200

Adding this to your daily routine makes it easier to fall asleep, contributes to better quality sleep and helps to reduce stress & anxiety

Exercise!

200

It is recommended to avoid consuming this stimulant after 2:00pm in order to get a good night’s sleep

Caffeine

200

The name of a short, afternoon nap that occurs in many towns in European countries such as Spain, Greece, Italy, etc.

Siesta! 

Around 1:30- 4:00pm

Some kids go to school from 9:00-2:00 and go back to school from 4:00- 6:00pm

300

Which stage of sleep do most of our dreams occur?

REM (Rapid Eye Movement)

300

The natural body rhythm that regulates sleepiness & wakefulness

Circadian Rhythm

Circadian Rhythm and Homeostasis work together to regulate when you are awake and asleep


300

People who do not get enough sleep generally consume more ________ because the body is looking for energy. It is considered a unit of measure.

Calories

300

A disorder that is influenced by changing patterns of light and darkness that occur with the start of winter

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) 

Seasonal Depression 

300

The most popular sleep position is

Side or Fetal

400

Some people have supposedly learned to assume control of their dreams. During this process they can travel back in time or direct themselves to fly!

Lucid or conscious dreaming

400

The number of stages in a sleep cycle

Five

400

Your brain is actually active while you are sleeping. It performs many beneficial functions such as . . .

Restores information

Refuels energy levels

Recovers & Repairs

Preserves important memories

400

What percent of US teens report experiencing sleep deprivation?

70%

Sleep Deprivations can results in  . . .

  • higher risk for depression and anxiety

  • higher emotional distress

  • changes in appetite, metabolism and possible weight gain 

  • higher risk of sport injury 

  • Poorer test scores and reduced academic performance.

400

The Greek God of sleep is Hypnos. What does “hypnic jerk” mean?

Sleep twitch, jumping up startled after falling alseep

500

Which 3 emotions are most experienced during dreams?

(Hint: Think Inside Out characters)

Anger, Fear & Sadness

  • Dreams may help us process our emotions 

500

On average, a typical sleep cycle lasts for ____ minutes

  • 90mins

  • Bed @ 10, up @ 7:00 give you 9 hours of sleep
    Bed  @ 11, up at  6:30 give you 7 ½ hours of sleep
    Bed @12, up at 7:30 give you 7 ½ hours of sleep
    Bed at 11:30, up @ 7:00 give you 7 ½ hours

  • SNOOZE  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6zcSFA7ymo



500

This part of the brain becomes quiet during sleep allowing us to tune out the outside world

Thalamus

It’s above your brainstem in the middle of your brain

500

Fill in the blank:  Adequate sleep could greatly improve teenager’s ________ health

Mental

500

Total body relaxation results in something called nocturnal dipping of _______. This can drop 5 - 7 points with a good night’s sleep

Blood Pressure