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I used this as an opener for my Freshman Health male and female reproduction system lesson. I had students work in groups of four with one student using their Chromebook while the rest viewed and discussed what they saw.

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View the interactive image by Nick Snyder

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This was a lesson I used for the first day of Freshman Health. We had our HIB specialist talk to us for the first half of class and I assigned this activity afterwards for students to complete.

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I used this for my nutrition lesson for junior health. I had students view it on their Chromebooks independently in one class but decided to project in on the whiteboard and received better engagement with that method.

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This lesson was for day 1 of Junior Health breathing emergencies. I had each student read the webpage as a warm up and we discussed, as a class, what was learned.

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This lesson was a big hit. It was really easy to differentiate and just about everyone got something out of this according to the feedback I received.

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Create an anti-bullying poster on your computer. Your ad/poster must focus on one of the 4 main types of bullying: Verbal, Physical, Social, or Cyber. Create your poster based on if you were to hang it in the hallway at school for others to see.

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The food you put in your body can be looked at like the fuel you put in your car. Certain cars require a type of fuel to operate. Some cars can take 87 grade gasoline, or regular, while others require a premium grade gasoline or even diesel fuel. The point is, what you put in your car will allow it to operate at a high level, or, if the wrong stuff is used, a detrimental level. What we put in our body will also either allow us feel good and stay healthy or feel bad and deteriorate.

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Introduction to Nutrition by Nick Snyder | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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InsertLearning Lesson - Choking: First aid

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