A 90-minute lesson plan package focusing on human nutrition, exploring macronutrients (carbs, proteins, fats), micronutrients (vitamins, minerals), and hydration through direct instruction and scaffolded food label analysis activities.

A trauma-informed wellbeing lesson focused on healthy relationships, family dynamics, and safe social interactions for Year 2, 3, and 5 students. Aligned to the Western Australian SCSA Health curriculum, this resource features visual sorting tasks and conversational quizzes designed for quick, impactful 1:1 sessions.

A professional development session and toolset for K-8 Electives teachers. It covers backward design, splitting schedules for A/B days and weekly rotations, mapping weekly skill progressions using the 'I Do, We Do, You Do' model, and creating checks for understanding and proficiency rubrics.

A high-energy sportsmanship lesson designed for middle schoolers preparing for Field Day. Focuses on peer encouragement, constructive teamwork, and handling setbacks through interactive scenario discussions.

A 30-minute lesson designed to prepare middle school students for outdoor game day, focusing on sportsmanship, cheering, and losing graciously. Includes structured roleplays, clear sideline expectations, and a student-facing visual checklist.

A middle school lesson focusing on teamwork, sportsmanship, and positive behaviors during Field Day, utilizing visual anchor charts, scenario-based worksheets, and collaborative discussions.

A comprehensive lesson on adult CPR and AED usage, with a specific focus on identifying and managing environmental hazards before rendering aid.

The capstone unit where students revisit fitness testing, analyze their growth over the year, and create a personalized 'Lifelong Health Plan' for the summer and beyond.

Focusing on non-traditional PE activities like orienteering, hiking techniques, and lawn games. This unit emphasizes the mental health benefits of being outdoors and finding joy in movement outside the gym.

A creative unit incorporating dance, yoga, and gymnastics. Students improve coordination, flexibility, and mindfulness while exploring different ways their bodies can move through space.

This unit focuses on individual sports like badminton, tennis, and track and field. Students develop personal mastery, perseverance, and an understanding of how individual pursuits contribute to lifelong activity.

A foundational unit focused on assessing current fitness levels, understanding health components, and setting personalized goals for the year. Students learn the 'why' behind lifelong fitness through hands-on testing and data collection.

Students explore team-based sports with a focus on communication, strategy, and social-emotional health. Activities include basketball, soccer, and ultimate frisbee, emphasizing participation over elite performance.

Equip students with the social tools to resist peer pressure and the agency to choose a vape-free future. Students practice refusal scripts and reflect on their personal values.

Uncover the toxic truth behind aerosol ingredients and the deceptive marketing tactics used to target youth. Students analyze the disparity between "flavor" branding and chemical reality.

Investigate how nicotine hijacks the developing middle school brain and the science of the reward system. Students map the neural pathways affected by addiction and explore why young brains are particularly vulnerable.

Students analyze the visual and psychological tactics used in marketing, from color theory to celebrity endorsements, and create a consumer awareness poster to educate others.

A comprehensive drug prevention lesson covering vaping, THC, alcohol, and the influence of social media, featuring refusal skills and scenario-based learning.

Cette leçon vise à former les professionnels de santé aux fonctions de tuteur et de maître de stage, en abordant la posture pédagogique, l'accompagnement de l'étudiant et l'évaluation des compétences en milieu clinique.

Students learn the origins of American football, key rules of the game, and engage in creative and analytical activities.

A foundational lesson where students learn the core pillars of health—nutrition, exercise, sleep, and hygiene—to build their own 'Hero's Habit' routine.

Focuses on texture and pattern making as toddlers use dinosaur feet as stamps in 'mud' (brown paint).

Challenges pincer grasp and problem solving as toddlers rescue dinosaurs from tape 'vines' and cardboard jungle.

Explores gross motor movement and rhythm through heavy stomping and vocalizing dino roars.

Introduces color discrimination by matching plastic dinosaurs to their corresponding colored 'egg' nests.

Focuses on discovery and tactile exploration as toddlers dig for 'fossils' (large bones/stones) in a dry dirt substitute.