Bullies aren't all big and muscle-y. Bullies come in all shapes and sizes ? and it's not like you can tell who they are by what they look like. You can only tell a bully by their actions ? they make themselves feel powerful by threatening, embarrassing, or hurting others. If you have ever been around a bully or been picked on by a bully, you know how hurtful they can be. But, there are things you can do to stay out of a bully's way.

Bullying affects millions of students. Teens are bullied physically, verbally, socially, emotionally, or even sexually, every day. Bullying can get extreme during the high school years, especially with the technology available to students.

In this video, students use role-playing scenarios to depict experiences with prejudice or name-calling and practice effective interventions to combat or stop the bullying or harassment. This process can be an effective tool to use with students in your own classroom and school. Discussion guidelines included.

In this lesson students will research several prevention and intervention techniques of bullying.

Students survey their own caffeine consumption. They rank various beverage and food products for their caffeine content, learn about how caffeine affects the body and create and perform educational skits about caffeine and health.

Students learn all the benefits of calcium for teens.You probably heard "drink your milk" all the time from your parents when you were a kid, and you knew it was good for you. But now you may opt for sodas or sports drinks, and other than adding a splash to your morning Wheaties, you don't give much thought to milk. But your parents were right to make you drink milk when you were little. It's loaded with calcium, a mineral vital for building strong bones and teeth.

Students will describe the importance of calcium in their diet, list a variety of foods through which they can obtain calcium, recognize why it is important to be physically active, and recall importance of having strong bones and teeth.

This article provides tools and tips to teach children how to calm down and relax.

In this lesson students will determine the relationship between food intake and activity or caloric expenditure.

Students learn about asthma and athletes, which sports are best when you have asthma, and what precautions should be taken.

These activities will help your students learn more about the cardiovascular system
and how it circulates blood throughout the body.

This is a supplemental article that can be used with the Prescription and OTC Drugs lesson. The article is informative and discusses what drugs are prescriptions and OTC and how they are monitored and managed by the government.

Students learn about the use of a cervical cap as a form of birth control including how it works and possible side effects.

Information about the fiber content of some common foods. Read nutrition labels to find out exactly how much fiber is in your favorite foods.