Speak Out for Healthy Kids: Incorporating Common Core and Civic Engagement in P.E. and Healthy Classrooms ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Reshaping our region for a brighter future . ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ In I AM HERE, kids grades 3-8 ___________________________________ learn how their surroundings impact health and how to advocate for change. ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Youth Advocates in Action: ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 1 kchealthykids.org
Speak Out for Healthy Kids: Incorporating Common Core and Civic Engagement in P.E. and Healthy Classrooms ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Program Objectives ___________________________________ KC Healthy Kids’ I AM HERE Youth Advocacy Program is a resource curriculum for teachers to enable students to: Learn 5 simple healthy eating and active living habits Analyze their own health habits and set personal goals for improvement ___________________________________ Understand 8 simple best practices that promote health at the community or school level Take a critical look at their surroundings to see how they help or hinder student health ___________________________________ Learn how to speak out to decision makers about barriers to health they have identified in their school or community Become project managers and leaders for healthy changes in their ___________________________________ school or community ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Two editions allow you to customize ___________________________________ your program. • Classroom Edition: Designed for a traditional classroom, ___________________________________ this program delves deeply into Common-Core literacy standards of reading, writing, research and speaking. ___________________________________ • P.E. Edition: Designed for P.E. classrooms, this program aligns the principals of youth advocacy with Common-Core standards and Presidential Youth Fitness standards through ___________________________________ high energy, physically active lesson plans. ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ In both program models, students explore three progressive stages on ___________________________________ their way to becoming I AM HERE “Champions of Health” ___________________________________ 1. Training 2. Activities 3. Speaking Out for Healthy Kids ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 2 kchealthykids.org
Speak Out for Healthy Kids: Incorporating Common Core and Civic Engagement in P.E. and Healthy Classrooms ___________________________________ Choose your own path for your ___________________________________ classroom! Fill out your “menu” of ___________________________________ lesson plans to create a customized program. ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 7 ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Step 1 Training: Students are trained on the basics of healthy living with 12345 ___________________________________ Fit-Tastic. Fit-Tastic ___________________________________ Frenzy ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 8 ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 4 Servings of Water-NOT Sugary Drinks: Remember learning in one of your first ___________________________________ biology classes that about two-thirds of the body is made up of water? Seems impossible doesn't it? ___________________________________ And while the truth is that the percent of water in the body varies, one thing is certain: Water is vital to keep your body running well and is the best thing for you ___________________________________ when you are thirsty. Drink at least four glasses of water a day. And avoid sugary drinks – which are ___________________________________ basically sugar water with no vitamins, minerals or protein. ___________________________________ 9 ___________________________________ 3 kchealthykids.org
Speak Out for Healthy Kids: Incorporating Common Core and Civic Engagement in P.E. and Healthy Classrooms ___________________________________ Tips to help you get 4 servings of water: • Serve water between meals instead of ___________________________________ sugary drinks. • Fill reusable water bottles to bring in the car or on the go. ___________________________________ • Keep a pitcher of water in the fridge. • Put a slice of orange, lemon or lime to ___________________________________ add flavor. • While playing choose water not "sports drinks". ___________________________________ 10 ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Assessment: On a typical day, how many times do you ___________________________________ drink a cup of plain water? ___________________________________ ? ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 11 ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 4 kchealthykids.org
Speak Out for Healthy Kids: Incorporating Common Core and Civic Engagement in P.E. and Healthy Classrooms ___________________________________ Healthy School Indicator #6 ___________________________________ Healthy schools provide breakfast and lunch that are both healthy and delicious and do not offer junk food ___________________________________ options in the vending machines or ala carte lines. ___________________________________ Click HERE to hear from ___________________________________ kids like you! 13 ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ? Discussion Questions: Share your thoughts with a partner or discuss as a class. ___________________________________ • Does your school serve breakfast and lunch? ___________________________________ • Is the food healthy? • Do you like to eat it? Why/why not? ___________________________________ • Can you buy junk food at school? • What are some healthy snacks you ___________________________________ would like to buy in the cafeteria or vending machines? 14 ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Step 2. Activities: Students practice and share what they have learned. ___________________________________ Choose at least one of these ___________________________________ activities to reinforce the lessons taught in Step 1. 1. Journaling ___________________________________ 2. I AM HERE Olympics 3. Host a Health Summit 4. I AM HERE Posters ___________________________________ 5. Youth Photo Contest!!! ___________________________________ 15 ___________________________________ 5 kchealthykids.org
Speak Out for Healthy Kids: Incorporating Common Core and Civic Engagement in P.E. and Healthy Classrooms ___________________________________ Youth Photo Contest In the I AM HERE Youth Photo Contest, we ask students in grades 3-8 to show us how their surroundings help or hinder healthy habits. Winning classrooms in grades 3-8 will can win up to $2,500 to be used for health and wellness promotion at their schools. ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Step 3. Speaking Out for Healthy Kids: Students identify barriers to health, research possible solutions and present their ideas to decision makers. ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Step 3. Speaking Out for Healthy Kids: Students identify barriers to health, research possible solutions and present their ideas to decision makers. ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 6 kchealthykids.org
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