What is Sleep?
Types and Stages of Sleep
Benefits of Sleep
Consequences of Sleep Deprivation
Building a Sleep Routine
100

Sleep is a natural state of _______ where your body and mind recover and recharge.

Rest

100

NREM sleep is associated with these two key activities.


Body repair and energy restoration

100

Sleep helps you _______ sharp and focused.


STAY

100

Lack of sleep makes you feel tired and _______

Cranky

100

Name TWO things you should avoid before bedtime to sleep better.


Screens, caffeine, or heavy meals

200

Name the three types of sleep cycles.


Light sleep, deep sleep, REM sleep

200

During this type of sleep, your brain is active, and you dream.

REM sleep

200

Name one way sleep helps your physical health.

Healing, growth, or boosting the immune system

200

Name one long-term health issue linked to sleep deprivation.

Heart disease

200

A calming bedtime routine could include these two activities.


Reading or listening to a book

300

This part of sleep helps your brain process information and your body repair itself.

REM sleep?

300

This stage of sleep is the deepest and allows the most physical restoration.


NREM Stage 3

300

This benefit of sleep helps reduce stress and improves emotional stability.

Mood improvement

300

Sleep deprivation negatively impacts these two important aspects of teenage life.


Grades and athletic performance

300

To build a strong sleep routine, go to bed and wake up at the _______ time every day.

SAME

400

Sleep cycles repeat every how many minutes?

90 minutes?

400

True or False: REM sleep occurs at the beginning of the sleep cycle.

False

400

Sleep helps your immune system fight off __________

Sickness

400

Using technology before bed can disrupt sleep due to this type of light.


Blue light

400

BONUS X2: A good sleep environment is _______ and _______.

Quiet and dark