Here we can add our lesson scripts about healthy lifestyle :-)
Another lesson script form Poland :-)
I know what I eat
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healthy eating and lifestyle
Goals:
Students will know:
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what a healthy diet is
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what healthy components are
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how much and how often should they eat during the day
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what they should eat to live longer
The lesson is a discussion about healthy eating and lifestyle.
There are ten rules you should follow. Every rule should be discuss with students. At the end of the script you will find pages where you can find more information. You can also ask your students to find those pages and prepare to this discussion.
RULES:
1. Eat everything you enjoy but do it in smaller quantities
2. Always have a plan about what you want to eat
3. Don't count calories, just gather information about products you want to eat
4. Don't eat „boring” meals
5. Spend more time on food preparation
6. Your biggest meal should be around noon
7. Pleasure should be a huge part of eating
8. Eat the rainbow
9. Have an emergency stash of snacks like dried fruit or nuts
10. Stop eating when you are 80% full
http://www.health.com/health/gallery/0,,20934662,00.html#follow-the-80-20-rule-kind-of-0
https://www.wikihow.com/Live-a-Healthy-Lifestyle
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=healthy+lifestyle&qpvt=healthy+lifestyle&FORM=IGRE
https://www.webmd.com/balance/features/healthy-living-8-steps-to-take-today#1
https://www.healthylifestylesliving.com/health/healthy-lifestyle/what-is-a-healthy-lifestyle/
LESSON SCRIPT
about healthy lifestyle
TOPIC:
Cigarette? No, thank you!
GOALS:
YOU NEED:
DURATION OF LESSON:
45 minutes
EXPECTED RESULTS:
Students will know:
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why young people smoke cigarettes
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what tobacco addiction is
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what bad health results are when people smoke cigarettes
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what active and passive smoking is and what health problems it can cause
WARM UP (about 5 minutes)
write on the blackboard two unfinished sentences:
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When I'm in forrest and I breathe fresh air I....
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When I'm in a staffy room I....
ask some students to finish sentences and then present the topic of the lesson to your students
ACTIVITY 1 (about 8 minutes)
divide students into 3 groups and give each group pieces of A3 paper and pens. Each group should answer for a given question:
Group 1: What is active and passive smoking?
Group 2: What are health problems when people smoke cigarettes?
Group 3: Why do young people smoke cigarettes?
Ask students to present their answer to other students. Discuss with students their answers.
ACTIVITY 2 (about 27 minutes)
divide students into 3 groups, give each gropup pieces of A4 paper and coloured pencils. Ask them to draw people who are tobacco addicted.
Group 1: draw a fifteen-year-old person
Group 2: draw a thirty-year-old person
Group 3: draw a sixty-year-old person.
When students finish their work, ask them to answer for questions:
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How many cigarettes does each person smoke every day?
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When does he/she usually smoke?
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Who does he/she usually smoke with?
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Why does he/she usually smoke?
Then ask them to write their answers on the board i a table:
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How many?
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Where?
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Who with?
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Why?
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15 year-old person
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30 year-old person
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60 year-old person
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Discuss collected information. Ask students if they can see any similarities or differences.
Tell your students that their pictures show the same person in different age. Her appearance changes because of her age. In the pictures we can see how tobacco addiction might wrongly appeal to people's health.
Tell your students about tobacco addiction stages and how difficult is to stop smoking.
Tell also about alcohol and drug addiction.
It can cause: heart attack, brain haemorrhage, etc.
Tell students about problems with ecigarettes, but they are not healthy!!!
END THE LESSON (about 5 minutes)
ask students about what do they think about cigarettes after the lesson.
HOMEWORK:
in 3 groups prepare posters:
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Don't smoke! Smoking causes serious health probrems and death!
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If you smoke, STOP! It is never too late to stop smoking!
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Don't smoke in places where non-smoking people are!
Then pin them up on the board.
SPECIAL INFORMATION:
https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/sgr/2010/consumer_booklet/pdfs/consumer.pdf
https://classroom.kidshealth.org/3to5/problems/drugs/smoking.pdf
http://www.who.int/mental_health/evidence/stop_smoking_whomsdmdp01_4.pdf
https://www.mutah.edu.jo/userhomepages/Smoking.pdf
https://profiles.nlm.nih.gov/ps/access/nnbbsn.pdf