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Health Unit 4, Lessons 1-2

Health Unit 4, Lessons 1-2

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9th - 12th Grade

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Stacey Millar

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14 Slides • 23 Questions

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SKILLS FOR HEALTH
WITH MS. MILLAR

March 12th/13th

Unit 4, Lessons 1-2

​Feb. 19/20 911

​Feb. 19/20 911

This session will be recorded and distributed for learning purposes. Learning purposes include: a lesson review for students who are absent, students who want to review for a test, teacher growth and improvement etc. This recording may include your name, picture/video, voice, comments, and likeness depending on your involvement in the session.

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GOALS FOR THE LESSON

Describe the benefits of physical activity.
Levels of physical activity

CA Standard:
1.13.N Describe the amounts and types of physical activity recommended for
teenagers’ overall health and for the maintenance of a healthy body weight.

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PHYSICAL FITNESS

The ability to do daily activities without becoming tired is physical fitness. (You do

not need to be a professional athlete)

There are 5 components to physical fitness:

cardiorespiratory endurance
muscle strength
muscle endurance
flexibility
body composition

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Poll

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Do you think you are physically fit?

Yes

No

I'm not sure

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Multiple Choice

What is physical fitness?

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Physical fitness is the ability to run a marathon without stopping.
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Physical fitness is the ability to carry out daily tasks with energy and without fatigue.
3
Physical fitness is solely about having a low body weight.
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Physical fitness is the practice of yoga and meditation.

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What are the benefits of Physical Activity?
Physical benefits:

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Multiple Choice

Physical activity helps reduce these common diseases.

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Heart disease, diabetes, obesity, certain cancers
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Chronic fatigue
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Allergies
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Asthma

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Multiple Choice

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Weight management is a benefit of physical activity.

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Physical activity leads to weight gain.
2
Weight management is solely dependent on diet.
3
Yes, weight management is a benefit of physical activity.
4
Weight management is not affected by physical activity.

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What are the benefits of Physical Activity?
Physical benefits:

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Multiple Choice

What is muscle strength

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Muscle strength is the ability of a muscle to exert force.
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Muscle strength is the flexibility of muscles during exercise.
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Muscle strength refers to the endurance of muscles over time.
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Muscle strength is the speed of muscle contraction.

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Multiple Choice

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How does physical activity make your bones stronger?

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Physical activity only improves muscle strength, not bone density.
2
Physical activity has no effect on bone strength.
3
Physical activity weakens bones by causing stress fractures.
4
Physical activity makes bones stronger by stimulating bone formation and increasing bone density.

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Multiple Choice

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What is cardiorespiratory endurance?

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Cardiorespiratory endurance is the ability of the heart and lungs to supply oxygen to the body during sustained physical activity.
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The maximum weight a person can lift in one attempt.
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The strength of the muscles in the legs during exercise.
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The ability to run a marathon without stopping.

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Multiple Choice

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What is muscle endurance?

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Muscle endurance is the ability of a muscle to perform repeated contractions over time without fatigue.
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Muscle endurance is the ability of a muscle to grow in size over time.
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Muscle endurance refers to the speed at which a muscle can contract.
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Muscle endurance is the maximum weight a muscle can lift in one go.

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What are the benefits of Physical Activity?
Mental & Emotional:

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Multiple Choice

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Physical activity helps with anxiety and stress management.

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Physical activity is harmful to mental health.
2
Physical activity increases anxiety levels.
3
Physical activity has no effect on stress.
4
Physical activity helps with anxiety and stress management.

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Multiple Choice

How does exercise help with stamina and energy?

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Exercise has no effect on energy levels.
2
Exercise primarily improves flexibility, not stamina.
3
Exercise decreases stamina by exhausting muscles.
4
Exercise improves stamina and energy by enhancing cardiovascular efficiency and oxygen delivery to muscles.

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What are the benefits of Physical Activity?
Social:

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Multiple Choice

How could physical activity be helpful socially?

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Physical activity can lead to isolation and loneliness.
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Physical activity is only beneficial for physical health.
3
Physical activity decreases social interaction.
4
Physical activity can help socially by promoting teamwork, building friendships, and enhancing communication skills.

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How many minutes of physical activity should you get per day?

According to the Center For Disease Control:
60 minutes/day

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Levels of Physical Activity:
There are 3 levels

Vigorous examples: Breathe hard, sweat, increase heart rate

  • Jumping rope.

  • Running/jogging.

  • Aerobics.

  • Cross-country skiing.

  • Biking steep terrain,

  • soccer/basketball/singles tennis.

  • Chopping wood.

  • Mowing lawn with rotary mower.

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Levels of Physical Activity:
There are 3 levels

Moderate examples: Gets you up and moving & makes your hearth beat faster. Slightly breathless, but still able to talk.

  • Jumping rope.

  • Skating

  • Surfing

  • Dancing

  • Biking level terrain,

  • Golfing (carrying your clubs)/baseball/doubles tennis

  • Raking leaves

  • Walking the dog

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Levels of Physical Activity:
There are 3 levels

Low examples: Activities that do not increase your heart rate.

  • Walking slowely (for example, grocery shoppint).

  • Golfing (using a cart)

  • Light household chores (for example, washing dishes)

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Multiple Choice

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Running is what level of activity?

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Vigorous

2

Moderate

3

Low

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Multiple Choice

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What activity level is golfing with a cart (walking)?

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Vigorous

2

Moderate

3

Low

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Multiple Choice

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What activity level is folding laundry?

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Vigorous

2

Moderate

3

Low

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Multiple Choice

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What activity level is hiking on level terrain?

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Vigorous

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Moderate

3

Low

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Multiple Choice

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What activity level is jumping rope?

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vigorous

2

Moderate

3

Low

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Multiple Choice

What activity level is basketball?

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Vigorous

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Moderate

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Low

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Multiple Choice

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What activity level is strolling in the park?

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Vigorous

2

Moderate

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Low

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The importance of Intensity

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Multiple Choice

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According to the CDC we should get this many minutes of physical activity per day?

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15 minutes
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60 minutes
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45 minutes
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30 minutes

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Multiple Choice

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According to the course there are this many levels of physical activity.

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10
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7
3
3
4
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Multiple Choice

These are examples of low level physical activity.

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High-intensity interval training
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Running a marathon
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Walking at a slow pace, light stretching, gardening, casual household chores.
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Weightlifting at the gym

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Multiple Choice

These are examples of moderate level activity.

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Running a marathon
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Swimming laps
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Brisk walking, dancing, riding a bike on level terrain

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Weightlifting

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Multiple Choice

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These are examples of vigorous physical activity.

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Running, swimming, cycling at a fast pace, high-intensity interval training (HIIT)
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Stretching exercises
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Walking at a leisurely pace
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Playing chess

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SKILLS FOR HEALTH
WITH MS. MILLAR

March 12th/13th

Unit 4, Lessons 1-2

​Feb. 19/20 911

​Feb. 19/20 911

This session will be recorded and distributed for learning purposes. Learning purposes include: a lesson review for students who are absent, students who want to review for a test, teacher growth and improvement etc. This recording may include your name, picture/video, voice, comments, and likeness depending on your involvement in the session.

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