Scholars
Units
Mental and Emotional
Relationships
Carbs and Proteins
100

This scholar is super respectful and does their work consistently.

Jonathan

100

Moving your body through activities like walking, sports, or dancing.

physical activity

100

The ability to recognize, manage, and express emotions in healthy ways.

emotional health

100

A relationship based on trust, respect, honesty, and communication.

healthy relationship

100

Information on food packages that tells you calories and nutrients.

food label

200

This scholar comes up with great answers and is super creative. 

Jesse

200

Talking to a trusted adult or friend when you feel stressed or overwhelmed.

asking for help

200

A healthy coping strategy that can help reduce stress and improve mood, such as exercising, journaling, or talking to a trusted person.

healthy coping skill

200

Clear limits that help protect a person’s physical, emotional, and digital well-being.

boundaries

200

Eating a mix of different food groups to help your body function well.

balanced diet

300

This scholar has a tendency to ask to use the restroom every single day. 

Ale

300

Drinking this helps keep your body hydrated.

Water

300

Setting limits to protect your emotional well-being, especially in relationships or stressful situations.

personal boundaries

300

Using clear, respectful communication to express needs, feelings, or concerns.

assertive communication

300

A food group that helps build and repair muscles.

Protein

400

This scholar has very smart answers and completes their packets, but is often talkative. 

Felix

400

A habit that helps prevent illness, like washing hands.

good hygiene

400

Warning signs such as extreme mood changes, withdrawal from friends, loss of interest in activities, or changes in sleep patterns.

signs that someone may be struggling with their mental health

400

Behaviors such as controlling actions, lack of respect, constant criticism, or ignoring consent.

warning signs of an unhealthy relationship

400

Foods like bread, rice, and pasta that give your body energy.

carbohydrates

500

This scholar answers questions and they are often trying to translate something on their phone

Kerlys

500

Wearing helmets, seatbelts, or protective gear helps prevent this.

injuries

500

A trusted adult, school counselor, mental health professional, or crisis hotline someone can reach out to when they need support.

mental health resources

500

Ending contact, seeking support from trusted people, and prioritizing personal safety and well-being.

healthy steps to take when ending an unhealthy relationship

500

Eating too much sugar, salt, or unhealthy fats can lead to this over time.

Health problems