A student worksheet for analyzing current health habits and designing customized cue-routine-reward habit loops. It guides students through identifying behavior triggers, predicting obstacles, and establishing meaningful rewards before starting their tracker.

A beautifully designed 2-page wall-printable poster and habit tracking system. Page 1 teaches the psychology of cues, routines, and rewards with colorful scientific diagrams, while Page 2 provides an customizable 30-day tracking grid for sleep, nutrition, and exercise with physical writing lines.

A 1-page print-ready grading rubric and self-reflection sheet based on standard H1.Su2.6, allowing teachers to score students across Levels 1-4 and students to self-reflect.

A 2-page print-ready graphic organizer for students to research, brainstorm, and structure the physical, mental, and social effects of their chosen substance, with dedicated spaces for Level 4 criteria.

A 2-page print-ready student project guide outlining the public health advocate scenario, chosen substance categories, and the detailed 3-option creative choice board.

A 6-slide presentation introducing the end-of-unit substance use advocacy project, breaking down short- and long-term physical and mental effects, detailing the creative choice board, and highlighting rubric expectations.

A 1-page standards-based proficiency rubric on a 1-4 scale for the Fueling Decisions unit. It evaluates student performance on circumstance analysis, decision-making, nutrition, and reflection.

A single-page, double-slip student exit ticket. It contains two identical cut-out reflection cards prompting students to name a personal physical coping skill, list a school-based trusted adult, and self-rate their confidence.

A 3-page interactive student workbook focused on mental health education. Includes reading passages about stress, a personal stress-signal checklist, deep exploration of physical/mental/social coping skills, and a visual mapping activity for identifying trusted adults.

A 2-page substitute teacher facilitation guide for the Mind Armor lesson. It contains complete lesson instructions, ready-to-read scripts, a pacing timeline, classroom management tips, and answer keys for the student activities.

A 5-slide presentation to launch the 'Fueling Decisions' project. It introduces standard H2.N6.6, explores the factors that influence food choice decisions (time, budget, nutrition), outlines instructions for student completion, and references the 1-4 grading rubric.

A 2-page teacher-facing instructional resource and answer key to guide educators in delivering the 'Fueling Decisions' project. It provides lesson pacing, scaffolding suggestions, character analysis, and healthy eating discussion starters.

A 4-page end-of-unit student project packet for standard H2.N6.6. It provides a real-world scenario-based activity where students select a busy middle schooler, manage time and budgets, pick healthy meals, and reflect on decision-making influences.

A printable 3-page master teacher's companion covering pools, lakes, and ocean beach safety with slide scripting, pacing, and complete answer keys.

A printable 3-page student workbook covering pool safety (Page 1), lake hazards & alligators (Page 2), and ocean rip currents & flags (Page 3). Features spacious writing areas.

A single comprehensive master slide deck covering pools, lakes, and beaches with 11 embedded water safety videos, interactive checkpoint slides for each worksheet question, and class discussion prompts.

A teacher facilitation and implementation guide for the Mind Body Blueprint portfolio project, containing instructional timelines, standard deconstruction of H2.W3.6, common student misconceptions, guiding questions, and differentiation strategies.

An analytical rubric for the Mind Body Blueprint project based on Standard H2.W3.6, grading students across four proficiency levels (1-4) in tracker completion, internal factor explanation, external factor analysis, and growth goal strategic design.

A student-facing 3-page health portfolio where students log their wellness habits (sleep, emotional regulation, and personal choices) over a 3-day period, analyze the internal and external factors influencing their behaviors (Standard H2.W3.6), and design a personalized action plan.