Health Decisions Lesson Plan
A comprehensive facilitator's guide for the Health Decisions lesson, outlining the instructional sequence, materials, and learning objectives for a 45-minute high school session.
Health Decisions Slide Deck
A 14-slide visual presentation for the 'Health Decisions: Your Power' lesson. It covers the importance of health decisions, internal vs external influences, and walks students through a 5-step decision-making model with clear, high-contrast visuals designed for high school engagement.
Decision Dilemma Warm Up
A focused warm-up activity presenting a relatable high school scenario (social pressure vs. academic performance/sleep). It prompts students to commit to a choice and justify their reasoning, setting the stage for the 5-step decision model.
Influences Discussion Guide
A facilitation guide for teachers to lead a classroom discussion on health influences. It includes specific prompts to help students differentiate between internal and external factors and teacher notes for guiding deeper reflection.
Decision Tree Challenge Activity
A group activity guide featuring three health-related scenario cards (Nutrition, Commitment, and Media Literacy). Groups must map out a decision tree for their assigned scenario using the 5-step model, analyzing potential options and consequences.
My Health Decision Map Worksheet
A structured worksheet for students to apply the 5-step health decision-making model to a personal choice. It features dedicated workspace for each step (Stop, Gather, Identify, Choose, Reflect) with guided prompts to ensure thoughtful application.
Healthy Choices Check-in Quiz
A 5-question summative assessment (quiz) designed to be used as an exit ticket. It covers internal/external influences, the decision-making model steps, information gathering, and reflective practices, plus a self-confidence Likert scale.
Healthy Choices Answer Key
A detailed answer key and pedagogical rationale for the Healthy Choices quiz. It provides correct answers, detailed reasoning for why certain options are correct/incorrect, and sample student responses for open-ended reflection.
One Big Takeaway Cool Down
A reflective cool-down activity designed to consolidate student learning. It prompts students to identify their most significant takeaway from the lesson and consider how they will apply it to their health choices in the coming week.