Puberty, Nutrition and Physical Activity
Puberty
Topics
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Puberty, Menstruation
Learning Outcome
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Students will be able to recognise signs of puberty in both males and females
Lesson Outline
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Teacher will lead mind map and discussion of what students know about puberty and menstruation.
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Class discussion about how these changes effect us physically, mentally and emotionally
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Class will watch each of the attached videos and create a list of changes that occur in males and in females during puberty
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Watch the clip on the menstrual cycle - use the info to complete answers
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Students to then complete questions in their booklets
Resources
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Teaching and Learning Sequence Link
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Puberty - Better Health Channel
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The Menstrual Cycle - YouTube Link
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Student Work Booklet
Nutrition
Topics
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Nutrition, Macronutrients
Learning Outcome
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Do I know what nutrition is?
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What is good nutrition and poor nutrition?
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What are macro and micro nutrients and what do they do for my body?
Lesson Outline
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Students will explore the role of macronutrients and how they affect the body.
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Using the PPT staff will discuss each of the macronutrients
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Complete Nutrition Kahoot
Resources
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Australian Guide to Healthy Eating
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A Balanced Diet - Health Direct
Benefits of Physical Activity
Topics
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Fitness Components
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National Physical Activity Guidelines
Learning Outcomes
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What are the benefits of physical activity?
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Can I define and discuss the National Physical Activity Guidelines?
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How can I improve my level of physical activity?
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Which fitness components do each of the fitness tests measure?
Lesson Outline
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Explore the National Physical Activity Guidelines, discussing with students how they can meet them on a daily/weekly basis.
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Ask students to fill in their fitness testing results
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Watch the Fitness Components Youtube Clip
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Discuss with students the different sports/activities that we perform and their relationship to each component of fitness
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In the notes section they are to create a weekly exercise timetable to improve their fitness components
Resources