
Hygiene and Physical Health
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Science
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8th Grade
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Hard
Standards-aligned
Joseph Anderson
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28 Slides • 14 Questions
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Health and Wellness:
Hygiene
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Watch the video on the next slide.
Take notes while watching the video to help you remember important details later.
Answer the questions on the slides after the video.
Make sure you go back to your notes or the video to help you find the answers. Do NOT guess!
There are few questions where the answers cannot be found in the video, but you should know them because I know you are smart!
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Multiple Select
Check ALL the boxes that have the correct answer. What are hygiene habits?
Routines we follow to keep our bodies clean.
Routines we follow to look after our body.
Routines that we follow to exercise our bodies.
Routines we follow to make sure we eat the right foods.
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Multiple Select
Check ALL the boxes that have the correct answer: How many times should we shower each day?
At least once a day.
After we exercise or play sports.
Only when we feel dirty.
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Multiple Select
Check ALL the boxes that have the correct answer: After you shower, you should____________________.
Dry off with a clean, dry towel.
Put on clean clothes.
Comb your hair.
Put the clothes you were wearing back on.
Go outside to play.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the one correct answer: How should you keep your fingernails clean?
Keep them short.
Bite them when they get too long.
Wear gloves all the time.
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Multiple Select
Check ALL the boxes that have the correct answer: When should you brush your teeth?
At least once a day.
After every meal.
In the morning when you wake up.
Right before you go to bed.
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Keeping yourself clean.
Take care of your skin, hair, hands, feet, nails, and teeth.
Make sure your clothing is neat and clean.
Hygiene
The things you do to care for your physical appearance.
Grooming
Grooming & Personal Care
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Benefits of Good Hygiene
Why is it important to have good hygiene?
Maintaining good hygiene is part of showing respect for yourself by taking care of your body.
It also helps you be confident and healthier.
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Wash face and body with soap and water.
Dry off
Use deoderant
Clean clothes
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Personal Health includes:
Physical - fitness, nutrition, rest
Social - ability to interact with others
Mental (Emotional)- how you think, feel, and cope with emotions
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Multiple Choice
Family, friends, and peers can have a positive or negative effect on your health. This is an example of which environmental factor below?
Social
Physical
Economic
Lifestyle
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Want to be successful with your goals?
WRITE them down
People who write them down have an 85% higher chance of achieving their goals.
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Multiple Choice
What you choose to eat and drink, and how must exercise you get can have an impact on your health. This is an example of which environmental factor?
Social
Physical
Economic
Lifestyle
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The process of becoming aware and making choices to improve your overall health.
Wellness is ...
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Examples of GOALS
Get all A's and B's this quarter
Join a new club or sport
Make a new friend
Develop a healthy habit
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Setting goals will help you...
Provide direction
Stay focused
Control your future
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Open Ended
What is a goal you have?
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Your Skin
During the teen years, oil glands in skin begin to work harder.
Extra oil can clog your pores and cause acne.
Acne is common and happens when your pores are clogged with oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria.
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Do not pick at or squeeze pimples.
Protect your skin from the sun. Use sunscreen with at least 15 SPF.
Your skin is the biggest organ of your body.
Get enough rest and exercise.
Drink 6-8 glasses of water each day.
Bathe every day.
Wash your face and neck at least twice a day.
Use deodorant daily.
Take care of your skin:
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Your Hair
No matter how you prefer to style it; here are ways you should care for it:
Wash and brush or comb your hair regularly.
Choose a shampoo made for your hair type.
Rinse the shampoo thoroughly.
Follow product instructions.
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Your Hands and Feet
Wash your hands, feet, and nails with soap and water.
Dry thoroughly.
Do not wear wet socks or shoes- this can cause bacteria to grow.
Moisturize your hands and feet with lotion.
Trim and/or file your fingernails to shape them.
Trim your toenails straight across to keep them from growing into your skin.
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Reorder
Reorder the following steps to washing hands.
Wet hands
Apply Soap
Scrub for at least 20 seconds
Rinse hands
Dry thoroughly
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Floss teeth once a day.
Keep sweets to a minimum.
Eat a balanced diet.
Get regular dental checkups- 2 times a year.
Cavities are caused by bacteria- created from sugar and plaque.
Prevent cavities- decay in a tooth
Keep teeth healthy by using a soft bristle brush and toothpaste that contains floride.
Brush with gentle up and down strokes.
Your Teeth
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Multiple Choice
How often should you go to the dentist?
Everyday
Once a Week
Twice a Year
Once a Month
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Multiple Choice
To avoid tooth decay, you should have a routine that consist of:
Brushing twice a day for 2-4 minutes.
Brushing twice a day for 30 seconds
Brushing once a day for 2-4 minutes
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Get plenty of sleep
Age Group Recommended Hours of Sleep Per Day
6-12 9-12 hours
13-18 8-10 hours
18-60 7 or more hours per night
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Shave
Pluck eyebrows
Floss your teeth
Apply deodorant
Get a haircut
Other things to consider
Apply perfume/cologne
Clean your belly button
Clean your ears
Apply lip balm/chapstick
Even more
Get your eyes checked
Get a physical
Change your bedsheets
And more
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Habit: A repeated behavior, often done without thinking about it- you do it automatically
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Multiple Select
Select all poor hygiene habits (can choose multiple answers).
Sharing Hats
Bathing everyday
Not using soap in the shower
Brushing your teeth for 2 minutes
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Multiple Select
Select all poor hygiene habits (can choose multiple answers).
Soap
Sharing a hairbrush with a friend
Wearing wet socks
Wearing dirty clothes
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Your Clothing
Is a form of self-expresson
You should:
Keep it clean and change it daily.
Treat stains as soon as possible
Fix any rips or tears
Make appropriate clothing choices for each occasion.
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First Impressions
It takes less than 60 seconds to make a first impression.
Within 60 seconds a new acquaintance is deciding:
Is this person smart, kind, wise? Trustworthy? Someone I'd like to get to know better?
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First Impressions
It takes 30 seconds to MAKE a first impression.
It takes approximately 20 more meetings to change or undo a bad first impression.
55% of our message is through our BODY LANGUAGE.
38% of our message is through our TONE.
7% of our message is through our WORDS.
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First Impressions
We all have certain personality traits- polite, rude, accepting, or judgmental; we even show them at one time or another.
It's important to make a good first impression with a positive attitude.
First impressions are based on the way you look, dress, talk, and behave (body language).
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Pay attention to your body language.
Posture
Eye contact
Smile
Firm handshake
Pay attention to the other person
Talk positively
Accept yourself
Stay open to learning
Reach out to others
Assert yourself
Accept and respect others
Make an Impresson with your attitude
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F- Friendly (smile)
R - Respectful
E - Engaged (eye contact)
S - Self Confident
H - Handshake (firm)
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Poll
What can you work on in order to make a better first impression?
Smile more
Be more respectful
Use eye contact
Be more self confident
Work on my handshake
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