This resource provides tips on ways to teach students to value and accept feelings.

Students learn about the proper procdures in using 9-1-1. Emergencies don't happen very often. But when they do, you want to get help fast. No one wants to spend time looking up the phone number. That's why 911 was created ? to make it easy. In the United States and Canada, dialing 911 on your telephone is the fastest way you can get help for yourself or someone else.

A video my assistant and I made about how to wear a mask. We emailed it to our students before we started in person.

This lesson plan includes discussion questions and activities that will help students understand their sense of hearing and learn how to protect their ears.

This lesson plan includes discussion questions and activitiesthat will help students learn how the eye and brain work together to make vision possible.

The students will learn the importance of staying hydrated, proper hydration
methods, and how to identify signs of dehydration; how hydration keeps the body healthy; and the importance of hydration to the human body on Earth
and in space.

This fact sheet focuses on tooth decay and dental erosion, some of the main causes of poor dental health. Daily tips to help support dental well-being are also provided.

This fact sheet explains why staying well hydrated is important for active individuals and how this can be best achieved.

This fact sheet looks at the role that hydration has to play in the health of the urinary tract and its related organs.

This fact sheet explains why water consumption is important in childhood. It also reviews the latest hydration guidelines, scientific evidence and provides some top tips to help children stay hydrated.

In this lesson, students will discuss the importance of hygiene. They will also conduct a science experiment with potatoes to monitor the growth of mold over time and then graph the results of their study.

Ready to Race? Answer TRUE or FALSE to each statement. For each answer you get right, you'll clear a hurdle on your way to the finish line. If you're wrong, you'll have a little trouble clearing the hurdle, but stay on track ? you can still finish the race! This interactive resource gives students the opportunity to see how well they understand the facts about staying healthy and physically active.

This activity teaches students a strategy for being assertive when problems come up with friends and family.

In this lesson, students explore things they are good at and identify these as their strengths, and explore how these can change over time.

This resource provides a variety of activities that helps students to identify and express their feelings.

These activities will help your students learn about how the immune system
protects them from germs and illness.