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1. The names of each group member and the topic of your lesson plan (e.g. “heart rate”).

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1. The names of each group member and the topic of your lesson plan (e.g. “heart rate”).

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Amanda Mele, Alex Welker, Adrienne Braico
Topic: Exercise effects on heart rate

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3. A non-book science curriculum tool (e.g. DVD, microscope, model of a the solar system) -- upload a photo and write a brief description

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3. A non-book science curriculum tool (e.g. DVD, microscope, model of a the solar system) -- upload a photo and write a brief description

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We would use a take-apart model of the heart in the science curriculum so that students can apply their knowledge of how blood travels through each part of the heart and how each part fits together to form the entire muscle.

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4. A math resource you can use as grade level documentation in your Integrated Lesson Plan -- upload a photo and write a brief description

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4. A math resource you can use as grade level documentation in your Integrated Lesson Plan -- upload a photo and write a brief description

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This is a third grade math standard for students being able to making bar graphs with multiple categories. Our lesson is a sixth grade lesson, so every student will definitely be able have knowledge of what a bar graph is, how to make a bar graph, and when to use a bar graph.

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5. A link to a lesson-related resource on the media tab of the Milne Lesson Planning Guide  with a brief description of the video (see info from a canvas announcement earlier this semester)

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5. A link to a lesson-related resource on the media tab of the Milne Lesson Planning Guide  with a brief description of the video (see info from a canvas announcement earlier this semester)

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Exercise affects heart health
This video is about aerobic physical fitness and how that combined with proper diet help with preventing high cholesterol and heart disease.

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2. a picture book related to your lesson -- upload a photo and write a brief description

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2. a picture book related to your lesson -- upload a photo and write a brief description

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Move Your Body!: My Exercise Tips (Cloverleaf Books ™ ― My Healthy Habits) by Gina Bellisario.

This book teaches about different types of  exercise that people can do and how they relate to different muscle systems. To use this book I would read it at the end of the lesson or at the end of the unit on body systems to show that there are different ways to exercise to help all your muscles feel good!

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7.  At least four images you will use in your lesson plan to support your instruction.

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7.  At least four images you will use in your lesson plan to support your instruction.

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6. A link to a lesson-related item found on the science subject-specific page, located within the Finding Teaching Materials by Subject/Format tab of the Lesson Planning Guide with a brief description of the content of the page or item  (see info from a canvas announcement earlier this semester)

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6. A link to a lesson-related item found on the science subject-specific page, located within the Finding Teaching Materials by Subject/Format tab of the Lesson Planning Guide with a brief description of the content of the page or item  (see info from a canvas announcement earlier this semester)

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Want Better Health?

The article states that nutrient-rich foods and exercise can keep your heart healthy. Some suggestions of keeping your heart healthy in nature is suggested such as doing outdoor workouts, mediate, etc.