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Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Skeletal System: What bones are made of.
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Level #1
Bones are made of both living and nonliving materials. The living materials are bone cells, blood cells, and nerve cells. These cells make up about one-third of bones.
1. Name the two types of materials that bones are made of.
2. List the three types of cells that make up the living materials of bones.
3. What makes up one-third of bones?
Level #2
Bones are made of both living and nonliving materials. The living materials are bone cells, blood cells, and nerve cells. These cells make up about one-third of bones. About two-thirds of bones are made up of nonliving materials, including the minerals calcium and phosphorous. The skeleton of an unborn baby is made of cartilage. This tissue is tough but flexible.
1. Name the two types of materials that bones are made of.
2. List the three types of cells that make up the living materials of bones.
3. What makes up two-thirds of bones?
4. Describe the skeleton of an unborn baby.
Level #3
Bones are made of both living and nonliving materials. The living materials are bone cells, blood cells, and nerve cells. These cells make up about one-third of bones. About two-thirds of bones are made up of nonliving materials, including the minerals calcium and phosphorous. The skeleton of an unborn baby is made of cartilage. This tissue is tough but flexible. As an unborn baby develops, most of its cartilage skeleton changes to hard bone. The cartilage that is left has many functions. For example, it prevents the ends of bones from rubbing against each other.
1. Describe the materials that bones are made of.
2. Explain the nature of the two materials that bones are made of.
3. Explain what the skeleton of an unborn baby is made of, the nature of the tissue that makes up its skeleton, and what happens to the tissue as an unborn baby develops.
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Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Monday, February 27, 2017
February 27th, 2017 Hiroshima by: John Hersey
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Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Skeletal System: What bones are made of.
*To improve your MATH SKILLS spend at least 20 minutes practicing them using IXL.COM. (REMEMBER TO ENTER YOUR USER NAME AND PASSWORD WHEN LOGGING ON! THAT WILL BE PROOF THAT YOU DID IT!
Level #1
Bones are made of both living and nonliving materials. The living materials are bone cells, blood cells, and nerve cells. These cells make up about one-third of bones.
1. What are bones made of?
2. What are the living materials that bones are made of?
3. How much of these cells are our bones made of?
Level #2
Bones are made of both living and nonliving materials. The living materials are bone cells, blood cells, and nerve cells. These cells make up about one-third of bones. About two-thirds of bones are made up of nonliving materials, including the minerals calcium and phosphorous. The skeleton of an unborn baby is made of cartilage. This tissue is tough but flexible.
1. What are bones made of?
2. What are the living materials that bones are made of?
3. What are the nonliving materials that bones are made of?
4. What is the skeleton of an unborn baby made of and how would you describe it?
Level #3
Bones are made of both living and nonliving materials. The living materials are bone cells, blood cells, and nerve cells. These cells make up about one-third of bones. About two-thirds of bones are made up of nonliving materials, including the minerals calcium and phosphorous. The skeleton of an unborn baby is made of cartilage. This tissue is tough but flexible. As an unborn baby develops, most of its cartilage skeleton changes to hard bone. The cartilage that is left has many functions. For example, it prevents the ends of bones from rubbing against each other.
1. What two types of materials are bones made of?
2. Describe both the living and nonliving materials that bones are made of.
3. Describe the skeleton of an unborn baby, what happens to it as the baby develops, and the function of the cartilage that is left.
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Parent Comments:
Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Skeletal System: What bones are made of.
*To improve your MATH SKILLS spend at least 20 minutes practicing them using IXL.COM. (REMEMBER TO ENTER YOUR USER NAME AND PASSWORD WHEN LOGGING ON! THAT WILL BE PROOF THAT YOU DID IT!
Level #1
Bones are made of both living and nonliving materials. The living materials are bone cells, blood cells, and nerve cells. These cells make up about one-third of bones.
1. What are bones made of?
2. What are the living materials that bones are made of?
3. How much of these cells are our bones made of?
Level #2
Bones are made of both living and nonliving materials. The living materials are bone cells, blood cells, and nerve cells. These cells make up about one-third of bones. About two-thirds of bones are made up of nonliving materials, including the minerals calcium and phosphorous. The skeleton of an unborn baby is made of cartilage. This tissue is tough but flexible.
1. What are bones made of?
2. What are the living materials that bones are made of?
3. What are the nonliving materials that bones are made of?
4. What is the skeleton of an unborn baby made of and how would you describe it?
Level #3
Bones are made of both living and nonliving materials. The living materials are bone cells, blood cells, and nerve cells. These cells make up about one-third of bones. About two-thirds of bones are made up of nonliving materials, including the minerals calcium and phosphorous. The skeleton of an unborn baby is made of cartilage. This tissue is tough but flexible. As an unborn baby develops, most of its cartilage skeleton changes to hard bone. The cartilage that is left has many functions. For example, it prevents the ends of bones from rubbing against each other.
1. What two types of materials are bones made of?
2. Describe both the living and nonliving materials that bones are made of.
3. Describe the skeleton of an unborn baby, what happens to it as the baby develops, and the function of the cartilage that is left.
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Parent Comments:
Friday, February 17, 2017
February 17th, 2017 Hiroshima by: John Hersey
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Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Skeletal System: The five jobs that bones do to help us.
Level#1
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain.
1. How many jobs do bones have?
2. What do bones support and give shape to?
3. What part of the body does your skull protect?
Level#2
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells.
1. What does bone marrow, contained in some bones, do for the body?
2. What do bones work with to help you to move?
3. What do bones do for many organs inside of your body, and what is an example of what they do?
4. What do bones do to allow you to not be a blob that has no shape?
Level#3
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells. Bones store minerals such as calcium and phosphorus.
1. Explain what bones store within them, that the body may "borrow" when it needs to.
2. Explain what some bones make that the body needs.
3. Explain what bones do with the assistance of muscles.
4. Explain what bones do for many of the organs inside of the body, and give an example of this.
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Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Skeletal System: The five jobs that bones do to help us.
Level#1
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain.
1. How many jobs do bones have?
2. What do bones support and give shape to?
3. What part of the body does your skull protect?
Level#2
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells.
1. What does bone marrow, contained in some bones, do for the body?
2. What do bones work with to help you to move?
3. What do bones do for many organs inside of your body, and what is an example of what they do?
4. What do bones do to allow you to not be a blob that has no shape?
Level#3
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells. Bones store minerals such as calcium and phosphorus.
1. Explain what bones store within them, that the body may "borrow" when it needs to.
2. Explain what some bones make that the body needs.
3. Explain what bones do with the assistance of muscles.
4. Explain what bones do for many of the organs inside of the body, and give an example of this.
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Parent Comments:
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
February 15th, 2017 Hiroshima by: John Hersey
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Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Skeletal System: The five jobs that bones do to help us.
Level#1
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain.
1. What gives your body support and shape?
2. What do bones protect?
3. What does your skull protect?
Level#2
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells.
1. Besides giving support, what else do bones do for your body?
2. Give an example of a bone that protects your body, and what it protects.
3. What two things help us to move?
4. Where is marrow found and what does it make for us?
Level#3
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells. Bones store minerals such as calcium and phosphorus.
1. Explain what gives your body its shape.
2. Explain which bone protects your brain.
3. Explain how we are able to move.
4. Explain what bones are able to make for us, and what is stored in bones themselves.
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Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Skeletal System: The five jobs that bones do to help us.
Level#1
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain.
1. What gives your body support and shape?
2. What do bones protect?
3. What does your skull protect?
Level#2
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells.
1. Besides giving support, what else do bones do for your body?
2. Give an example of a bone that protects your body, and what it protects.
3. What two things help us to move?
4. Where is marrow found and what does it make for us?
Level#3
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells. Bones store minerals such as calcium and phosphorus.
1. Explain what gives your body its shape.
2. Explain which bone protects your brain.
3. Explain how we are able to move.
4. Explain what bones are able to make for us, and what is stored in bones themselves.
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Parent Comments:
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
February 14th, 2017 Hiroshima by: John Hersey
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Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Skeletal System: The five jobs that bones do to help us.
Level#1
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain.
1. How may jobs do bone have?
2. What do bones do for your body?
3. Give an example of what your bones protect.
Level#2
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells.
1. What do bones do for your body?
2. What do bones protect inside your body?
3. What do bones work with to help you to move?
4. What do some bones have inside them and what does this tissue make?
Level#3
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells. Bones store minerals such as calcium and phosphorus.
1. Explain what bones do for your body.
2. Explain what bones protect and give a specific example of this.
3. Explain what is inside of bones ans what this tissue makes.
4. What is stored as part of the bones?
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Parent Comments:
Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Skeletal System: The five jobs that bones do to help us.
Level#1
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain.
1. How may jobs do bone have?
2. What do bones do for your body?
3. Give an example of what your bones protect.
Level#2
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells.
1. What do bones do for your body?
2. What do bones protect inside your body?
3. What do bones work with to help you to move?
4. What do some bones have inside them and what does this tissue make?
Level#3
Bones have five jobs. They support your body and give it shape. They protect many organs inside your body. For example, your skull protects your brain. Many bones work with muscles to help you move. Some bones have soft tissue called marrow inside of them. This tissue makes blood cells. Bones store minerals such as calcium and phosphorus.
1. Explain what bones do for your body.
2. Explain what bones protect and give a specific example of this.
3. Explain what is inside of bones ans what this tissue makes.
4. What is stored as part of the bones?
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Monday, February 13, 2017
February 13th, 2017 Hiroshima by: John Hersey
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Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: How the human body is organized
Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: How the human body is organized
Level#1
The human body is made up of very small parts called cells. Cells are the smallest parts that make up living things. Your body is made up of millions of cells.
1. What is the human body made up of?
2. What do cells make up?
3. How many cells does your body contain?
Level#2
The human body is made up of very small parts called cells. Cells are the smallest parts that make up living things. Your body is made up of millions of cells. Groups of cells that work together make up tissues. Tissues that work together make up organs. groups of organs that work together make up body systems.
1. How would you describe cells?
2. About how many cells does the human body contain?
3. What are organs made up of?
4. What are body systems made up of?
Level#3
The human body is made up of very small parts called cells. Cells are the smallest parts that make up living things. Your body is made up of millions of cells. Groups of cells that work together make up tissues. Tissues that work together make up organs. groups of organs that work together make up body systems. These body systems work together to keep your body working. For example, the skeletal and muscular systems work together to allow you to stand up and to move.
1. Explain what cells are.
2. Explain what tissues are made of?
3. Explain what are organs made of, and what groups of organs working together make?
4. Explain, by giving an example, why it is important for body systems to work together.
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Wednesday, February 8, 2017
February 8th, 2017 Hiroshima by: John Hersey
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Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: How the human body is organized
Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: How the human body is organized
Level#1
The human body is made up of very small parts called cells. Cells are the smallest parts that make up living things. Your body is made up of millions of cells.
1. What are the very small parts that make up the human body called?
2. What are the smallest parts that make up living things called?
3. What does your body contain millions of?
Level#2
The human body is made up of very small parts called cells. Cells are the smallest parts that make up living things. Your body is made up of millions of cells. Groups of cells that work together make up tissues. Tissues that work together make up organs. groups of organs that work together make up body systems.
1. Explain what the very small structures called cells are.
2. What do groups of cells that work together make up?
3. What do tissues that work together make up?
4. What do groups of organs that work together make up?
Level#3
The human body is made up of very small parts called cells. Cells are the smallest parts that make up living things. Your body is made up of millions of cells. Groups of cells that work together make up tissues. Tissues that work together make up organs. groups of organs that work together make up body systems. These body systems work together to keep your body working. For example, the skeletal and muscular systems work together to allow you to stand up and to move.
1. Describe what the human body is made up of.
2. Explain how tissues and organs are formed.
3. How are body systems organized and what do they do?
4. What do the skeletal and muscular systems allow you to do?
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Tuesday, February 7, 2017
February 7th, 2017 Hiroshima by: John Hersey
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Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: Factors that Influence Health
Level#1
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you.
1. What can parents sometimes pass to their children?
2. What also plays a role in your health?
3. What is your environment?
Level#2
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you. A person who lives in a smoke-filled environment day after day is more likely to get lung disease. A person who lives with someone who loves him or her is more likely to have good emotional health.
1. Besides heredity, what also plays a role in your health, and what is it that makes up the world around you?
2. How can a person's environment affect their health in a negative way?
3. What is a positive factor, in a person's environment, that can affect their emotional health?
Level#3
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you. A person who lives in a smoke-filled environment day after day is more likely to get lung disease. A person who lives with someone who loves him or her is more likely to have good emotional health.You are the most important factor in your overall health. You make choices about your health all the time. Eating and exercise habits, drug use and smoking--all of these figure into your health. The first step toward achieving good health is taking responsibility for your health.
1. Explain who would be the most important factor in a person's overall health, and why that is.
2. Explain, by giving examples, the things that are known factors that figure into your health.
3. Explain what the first step toward achieving good health is.
Parent's Signature:________________________
Parent Comments:
Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: Factors that Influence Health
Level#1
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you.
1. What can parents sometimes pass to their children?
2. What also plays a role in your health?
3. What is your environment?
Level#2
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you. A person who lives in a smoke-filled environment day after day is more likely to get lung disease. A person who lives with someone who loves him or her is more likely to have good emotional health.
1. Besides heredity, what also plays a role in your health, and what is it that makes up the world around you?
2. How can a person's environment affect their health in a negative way?
3. What is a positive factor, in a person's environment, that can affect their emotional health?
Level#3
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you. A person who lives in a smoke-filled environment day after day is more likely to get lung disease. A person who lives with someone who loves him or her is more likely to have good emotional health.You are the most important factor in your overall health. You make choices about your health all the time. Eating and exercise habits, drug use and smoking--all of these figure into your health. The first step toward achieving good health is taking responsibility for your health.
1. Explain who would be the most important factor in a person's overall health, and why that is.
2. Explain, by giving examples, the things that are known factors that figure into your health.
3. Explain what the first step toward achieving good health is.
Parent's Signature:________________________
Parent Comments:
Monday, February 6, 2017
February 6th, 2017 Hiroshima by: John Hersey
Name:
Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: Factors that Influence Health
Level#1
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you.
1. Many things can affect your health, what is one of them?
2. What is heredity?
3. What do healthy, long-living parents often have?
Level#2
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you. A person who lives in a smoke-filled environment day after day is more likely to get lung disease. A person who lives with someone who loves him or her is more likely to have good emotional health.
1. What can affect your health, and give an example of one important factor?
2. What is heredity, and give a positive example of how it can impact a person?
3. How can heredity have a negative impact on a person?
Level#3
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you. A person who lives in a smoke-filled environment day after day is more likely to get lung disease. A person who lives with someone who loves him or her is more likely to have good emotional health.You are the most important factor in your overall health. You make choices about your health all the time. Eating and exercise habits, drug use and smoking--all of these figure into your health. The first step toward achieving good health is taking responsibility for your health.
1. Explain what can affect your health, give an example of an important factor, and explain what that factor is.
2. Explain how heredity can affect your health by giving one positive example, and one negative example.
3. Give an example of how a person's environment can affect their health negatively, and another of how it can affect them positively.
Parent's Signature: _______________________
Parent Comments:
Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: Factors that Influence Health
Level#1
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you.
1. Many things can affect your health, what is one of them?
2. What is heredity?
3. What do healthy, long-living parents often have?
Level#2
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you. A person who lives in a smoke-filled environment day after day is more likely to get lung disease. A person who lives with someone who loves him or her is more likely to have good emotional health.
1. What can affect your health, and give an example of one important factor?
2. What is heredity, and give a positive example of how it can impact a person?
3. How can heredity have a negative impact on a person?
Level#3
Many things affect your health. Heredity is one important factor. Heredity is the passing of certain traits from parents to their children. Healthy long-living parents often have healthy long-living children. But sometimes parents can pass harmful traits, such as diseases, to their children.The environment also plays a role in your health. Your environment is everything that makes up the world around you. A person who lives in a smoke-filled environment day after day is more likely to get lung disease. A person who lives with someone who loves him or her is more likely to have good emotional health.You are the most important factor in your overall health. You make choices about your health all the time. Eating and exercise habits, drug use and smoking--all of these figure into your health. The first step toward achieving good health is taking responsibility for your health.
1. Explain what can affect your health, give an example of an important factor, and explain what that factor is.
2. Explain how heredity can affect your health by giving one positive example, and one negative example.
3. Give an example of how a person's environment can affect their health negatively, and another of how it can affect them positively.
Parent's Signature: _______________________
Parent Comments:
Friday, February 3, 2017
February 3rd, 2017 Hiroshima by: John Hersey
Name:
Date:
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: What is Health?
Level#1
Often when we think of health, we think first of physical health. Physical health refers to the wellness of the body. You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself. Emotional health has to do with feelings, attitudes, and behavior. How you handle problems determines your emotional health. Social health is the ability to get along with others. It involves your ability to communicate, to be a good friend, and to resolve conflicts.
1. You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself. What are two things that you can do for your body to keep your body healthy?
2. What three things does emotional health include?
3. What three things does social health include?
Level#2
Often when we think of health, we think first of physical health. Physical health refers to the wellness of the body. You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself. Emotional health has to do with feelings, attitudes, and behavior. How you handle problems determines your emotional health. Most emotionally healthy people can work their way through problems in a constructive way.
Social health is the ability to get along with others. It involves your ability to communicate, to be a good friend, and to resolve conflicts. Physical, emotional, and social health are closely related. Sometimes when the mind has too many problems, the body is affected. Too much stress can contribute to physical problems, such as headaches and heart disease.
1. What determines your emotional health and how do emotionally healthy people work through their problems?
2. Why is it important in our society to have good social health and what problems could a person have if they do not have good social health?
3. What can happen to a person if they have to much stress in their lives?
Level#3
Often when we think of health, we think first of physical health. Physical health refers to the wellness of the body. You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself. Emotional health has to do with feelings, attitudes, and behavior. How you handle problems determines your emotional health. Most emotionally healthy people can work their way through problems in a constructive way.
Social health is the ability to get along with others. It involves your ability to communicate, to be a good friend, and to resolve conflicts. Physical, emotional, and social health are closely related. Sometimes when the mind has too many problems, the body is affected. Too much stress can contribute to physical problems, such as headaches and heart disease. It also affects the way you relate to people. If you are feeling a lot of stress, you may become angry more easily. Physical, emotional, and social health combine to make up what is called overall health.
1. Explain what is meant by the statement, "You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself." List at least three things that a person can do to improve their physical health.
2. Emotional health has to do with feelings, attitudes, and behaviors. Explain how a person's feelings can affect their attitude towards other people, and how that can cause them to behave in either a positive or negative way.
3. Explain how poor social health might be a problem for a person in their personal lives and their ability to work with other people at a job.
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Level#1
Often when we think of health, we think first of physical health. Physical health refers to the wellness of the body. You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself. Emotional health has to do with feelings, attitudes, and behavior. How you handle problems determines your emotional health. Social health is the ability to get along with others. It involves your ability to communicate, to be a good friend, and to resolve conflicts.
1. You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself. What are two things that you can do for your body to keep your body healthy?
2. What three things does emotional health include?
3. What three things does social health include?
Level#2
Often when we think of health, we think first of physical health. Physical health refers to the wellness of the body. You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself. Emotional health has to do with feelings, attitudes, and behavior. How you handle problems determines your emotional health. Most emotionally healthy people can work their way through problems in a constructive way.
Social health is the ability to get along with others. It involves your ability to communicate, to be a good friend, and to resolve conflicts. Physical, emotional, and social health are closely related. Sometimes when the mind has too many problems, the body is affected. Too much stress can contribute to physical problems, such as headaches and heart disease.
1. What determines your emotional health and how do emotionally healthy people work through their problems?
2. Why is it important in our society to have good social health and what problems could a person have if they do not have good social health?
3. What can happen to a person if they have to much stress in their lives?
Level#3
Often when we think of health, we think first of physical health. Physical health refers to the wellness of the body. You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself. Emotional health has to do with feelings, attitudes, and behavior. How you handle problems determines your emotional health. Most emotionally healthy people can work their way through problems in a constructive way.
Social health is the ability to get along with others. It involves your ability to communicate, to be a good friend, and to resolve conflicts. Physical, emotional, and social health are closely related. Sometimes when the mind has too many problems, the body is affected. Too much stress can contribute to physical problems, such as headaches and heart disease. It also affects the way you relate to people. If you are feeling a lot of stress, you may become angry more easily. Physical, emotional, and social health combine to make up what is called overall health.
1. Explain what is meant by the statement, "You can improve your physical health by taking good care of yourself." List at least three things that a person can do to improve their physical health.
2. Emotional health has to do with feelings, attitudes, and behaviors. Explain how a person's feelings can affect their attitude towards other people, and how that can cause them to behave in either a positive or negative way.
3. Explain how poor social health might be a problem for a person in their personal lives and their ability to work with other people at a job.
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