Physical Wellness
Mental/Emotional Wellness
Financial Wellness
100

How many hours of sleep per night does a Middle school/High school student need?

8 to 10 hours

100

Who can you talk to about your mental health?

Friends, family, school counselors, therapist online and telephone resources. 

100

At what age can a teen open up a bank account?

Normally 16, with the help of a parent. At 18 you will no longer need a parent signature

200

Name one consequence or effect of too little sleep.

Irregular emotions, can't concentrate, feeling sick, exhaustion 

200

What are some physical signs of stress?

Headache, upset stomach, fidgeting, increased breath or heartbeat, illness, etc.

200

What is the 50/30/20 Rule?

50% on needs, 30% on wants, and 20% on savings

300

Name 3 benefits of exercising.

Improved mood, strengthened body, increased energy, better sleep, maintain healthy weight, etc.

300

What is mindfulness?

Being aware of what you are feeling or thinking

300

What is the difference between WANTS and NEEDS

Needs are basic necessities for daily living like shelter, food and clothing. Where Wants are things that enhance our lives if we have the money for them but we don't NEED them to live like buying the latest cell phone, or spending 50 dollars at Ulta for more makeup 

400

 Why is hydration important?

to regulate body temperature, keep joints lubricated, deliver nutrients to cells, healthy skin and keep organs functioning properly.

400

1 in how many teens experience mental health problems yearly?

1 in 5 teens experience a mental health disorders yearly

400

What are the first 3 steps in money management?

1. Track your spending 

2. Create a budget

3. Set up an emergency fund

500

Name 3 NONcommunicable diseases that are affected by physical activity

cardiovascular diseases, cancer and diabetes

500

Name 3 of the most common mental health disorders in teens

ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, or Behavioral Problems

500

List 2 techniques that can help you develop a positive relationship with money.

Discussing money with family, be accountable for spending habits, don't form guilt with money, don't compare your finances to your friends.