Taking a Selfie
Relationships
Puberty
SALSA
Mixed
100

What is “sense of self”?

What we think and feel about ourselves.

100

What is a relationship?

A connection or bond between two or more people.

100

What triggers the changes that happen during puberty?

A change in hormones.

100

What is the main difference between physical activity and fitness?

Physical activity = being active; Fitness = ability to perform physical tasks well.

100

What does each letter in SMART goal stand for?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bound.

200

Name one factor that can positively affect your sense of self.

Examples: Family support, friends, culture, self-confidence.

200

What does a positive relationship include?

Respect, trust, communication, support, equality.

200

Name one physical change that happens to boys and one that happens to girls during puberty.

Boys: voice deepens; Girls: menstruation begins.

200

What are three benefits of regular physical activity?

Improves health, reduces stress, builds friendships, strengthens muscles.

200

What is one example of a healthy lifestyle choice?

Eating nutritious food, exercising, getting enough sleep.

300

What does it mean when we say our sense of self is “dynamic”?

It’s always changing based on experiences and situations.

300

What is consent?

Free and voluntary agreement to take part in something.

300

What is the main function of the testes and ovaries?

Testes produce sperm; ovaries produce eggs.

300

What does FITT stand for?

Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type.

300

Why is balance important in a healthy lifestyle?

To support physical, mental, and social wellbeing.

400

How might social media influence a person’s sense of self?

It can affect self-image, confidence, and comparison with others.

400

What does a power imbalance in a relationship mean?

When one person has more control or influence than the other.

400

What is menstruation?

The monthly process where the uterus sheds its lining if no egg is fertilised.

400

Name one personal, one social, and one environmental factor that influences participation in physical activity.

Personal: confidence; Social: peers; Environmental: access to facilities.

400

Give one example of how you can support a friend’s healthy lifestyle.

Encourage them to join a sport, eat well, or manage stress.

500

Explain how puberty can impact a young person’s sense of self.

Physical and emotional changes may affect self-esteem, confidence, and how people view themselves.

500

Explain how a negative relationship might impact your sense of belonging.

It can make someone feel isolated, sad, or disconnected.

500

Identify one physical, one social, and one emotional change that occurs during puberty.

Physical: growth spurt; Social: new friendships; Emotional: mood swings.

500

Explain how using the FITT principle can help you improve your health.

It helps plan structured activity to increase fitness and prevent injury.

500

Create your own SMART goal to improve your health.

e.g. “I will go for a 30-minute walk 4 times per week for 2 months.”