5 Components of Fitness
PE Vocab
4 Parts of Health
Miscellaneous
Emotional Coping Strategies
100

when heart and lungs work together to supply oxygen over periods of time improving endurance and recovery time; includes activities like running, swimming, and biking

What is Cardiovascular Endurance?

100

the exercises and/or stretches done prior to an activity that help generate body heat and allow muscles an opportunity to prepare for the activity

What is a Warm-Up?

100
the part of health that involves movement and care of your body; examples of healthy activities for this part of health would be involvement in sports, seeing a doctor on a regular basis for check-ups, and brushing your teeth

What is Physical Health?

100

the time of life when you are no longer a small child but you are not quite an adult; between the ages of 9-16

What is Adolescence?

100

our body's response to a challenging situation; may involve feelings like anger, sadness, anxiety or feeling overwhelmed

What is Stress?

200

activities that include stretching; reduces risk for injury

What is Flexibility?

200

the effort one gives in order to maintain or improve one's physical health

What is Exercise?

200

the part of health that involves relationships with others and how we communicate in healthy ways; healthy activities include starting conversations with someone new, being respectful to others, and following rules/guidelines/expectations

What is Social Health?

200

Denial, Anger, Depression, Bargaining, and Acceptance

What are The Stages of Grief?

200

ways to express feelings through writing, drawing, or singing  (4 possible correct answers)

What is (any of the following):

-Journaling

-Creating Art

-Writing songs

-Writing poetry


300

being able to lift the heaviest weight you can for 1 repetition

What is Muscular Strength?

300

cultural norms that keep the body clean and help prevent the spread of germs and "unusual" odors; washing hands, showering on a regular basis, and wearing clean clothes are examples of practices

What is Hygiene?

300

the part of health that relates to learning and being open to new ideas;  includes activities like reading, going to school, and completing challenging tasks

What is Mental Health?

300

you get taller, may gain weight, grow hair in new places, take a hit to your self esteem, experience mood swings, be inclined to stay up later, and change friend groups

What are changes that happen during adolescence

300

relaxing physical activity that allows for mindful movement--focusing on the breath with gentle motion 

What is (any of the following)

-Nature Walk

-Tai Chi

-Yoga

400

the ratio of muscle mass to fat mass within the body

What is Body Composition?

400

the activities performed at the end of a workout or other physical exertion that allow the body time to transition to less activity

What is a Cool-Down?

400

the part of health that involves managing feelings in a healthy ways; healthy practices include keeping a journal, sharing feelings with others, and participating in activities that you enjoy

What is Emotional Health?

400
the question you should never ask Mrs. Abriani before PE class starts
What is "What are we doing today?"
400

coping strategies best use for situations like performing in a sporting event or musical event, giving a speech, or taking a test; can include strategies like practicing and inspirational quotes

What is Building Self-Esteem or Self-Confidence?

500

the ability of the muscles to lift over a period of time

What is Muscular Endurance?

500

doing the right thing, even when you may not get credit for it; following the rules, compromising in a game, playing fair are examples

What is Integrity?

500

a website that provides up to date information regarding current health information and trends OR a website that is age appropriate for teens and can answer most questions teens may have related to health--includes a feature that will read text to you!

500

the question that one asks themselves during adolescence

What is, "Who Am I?"

500

the coping strategy associated with finding the "brightside" of a situation or noticing what is good rather than focusing on the negative

What is Positive Thinking?