Healthy Active Living.
Invasion Territory:
Invasion Territory sports are sports that involve the opposing teams to invade each others sides and score points while preventing the other team from scoring.
Some examples:
Handball
Basketball
Soccer
Hockey
Strategies.
Offensive
Try to keep possion of ball.
Create a space between players
Make a plan to avoid enemy defensive strategies.
Defensive.
Regain possession of the object.
Defend zones or areas of the court/arena
Try to form new strategies to counter the enemies.
Nutrition:
Nutrients:
Carbohydrates
Proteins.
Fats
Vitamins
Minerals
Water
Macronutrients (Consumed in large quantites.
Fats
Fat is a concentrated source of energy.
Our bodies need fat to stay healthy.
Insulation from cold.
Fat Cushions protects our organs.
Fat creates and regulate our hormones
Large amounts of high fat foods can cause obesity
Proteins
Carbohdraytes
Gives your body a quick source of energy (simple carbohydrates)
Gives your body slow source of energy.
Fibre can alse help with your weight management.
Micro Nutrients
Vitamins
Vitamins are chemicals that our bodies need to build and maintain all cells and to release energy from macronutrients.
Our bodies cannot store water soluble vitamins so we need to eat foods that have vitamins.
Fat soluble vitamins are absorbed by the small intestine and then go to the liver.
Minerals
Minerals help our bodes by getting energy from the macronutrients as well as make blood cells, bones and protien.
Electrolytes balance the fluid levels in our bodies and help maintain blood pressure and conduct nerve impluses.
They create hormones and also are required to keep our body healthy.
Water
Transports material to cells
Water carries the toxins and wastes from cells in our bodies and is lost as vapor, sweat and urine
Water lubricants joints
Water is required for all living organisms. It is needed for moving blood and making all the body chemical reactions possible.
Helps with digestion
Maintains blood volume and body temperature.
Canadas food guide
Fruits and vegetables. Should make up 50% of your plate.
Whole grains 25% of your plate according to the food guide.
b
Personal safety
Cyber safety
Cyber harassment is a big problem due to the rise of the internet and a lot of social media apps when going through social media make sure you interact with those you know in real life.
Of course though your actions in the internet will have consequences harrasing people to humiliate or hurt since many information can be seen by anyone and can judge you without meeting you.
Personal Safety
Highschool students have a lot of freedom, but they have to make important choices based on their surroundings and a lot of actions have consequences now.
Safety common sense
If you are going out alone tell somebody where you are going. This will help the person when to alert the police department to come searching for you if you go missing.
Don't go places alone. Always have a second person.
Walk with confidence.
Be aware of your surroundings
Be prepared to dial 911 in a emergency situation.
Stress
How to deal with stress
Getting organized helps your mind with stress
Getting enough sleep is important. When you are tires problems seem more intense then they really actually are when your awake.
Eating health foods to deal with stress
Don't keep your feelings to yourself always have another person to share whats going on with your life
Net/wall Activities.
Preventing the other team from earning points without leaving your side of the arena.
Net/wall games are activities in which players send an object towards a court or target area that an opponent is defending.
Examples:
Badminton.
Tennis and Table tennis.
Volleyball
Racketball
Wheelchair Volleyball
Strategies.
Offensive
Look for vulnerable areas to throw the ball
Throw the ball in a way where the enemy cannot counter it.
Scan the enemy team and find their weakness and strong skills.
Defensive.
Always take note of the enemies strategies and plan counter
Always have a strong defensive pose.
Have eye contact with the ball at all tines.
Striking / Fielding Activities
Striking/Fielding Games are activities in which players score points by striking an object and running to designated playing areas or prevent opponents from scoring or getting many points.
Examples
Baseball
Cricket.
Kickball
Softball
choctaw stickball
Strategies
Offensive
Strike hard
Target weak areas
We fast in order to give no reaction time.
Defensive
Protect all areas
Try to be quick/fast
Spread out to get more ground.
Target Games
Target Games are activities in which players send an object toward a target while avoiding any obstacles. By playing these games, participants will learn the key skills and strategies for games such as Croquet, Golf, Archery, Boccia, Curling and Bowling.
Archery
Bocce
Bowling
Curling
Darts
Golf
Horseshoes
Shuffleboard
Billiards
Strategies
Offensive
Take your time to adjust your aim.
Be accurate by aiming with the crosshairs
Subtopic
Indiviual Games.
Activities/sports mostly just for 1 person to enjoy and has no real competivite play.
Examples
Aquatics
Track & Field
Dance
Gymnastics
Judo
Karate
Taekwondo
Yoga
Jiu-Jitsu
Healthy realationhips
Communication
24 HOUR rule
Positive Body language
Active listening
"I" messages
Anger Management
Fight or flight
Deal with your anger
That before you react
Walk away
Determine the cause of what you felt.
Resolving Conflicts
Find a way to express yourself after anger to someone you know.
Think before you act/speak
Find the root of the problem and find a solution with aid of a guardian.
Be patient
Stay calm.
Drugs and stubstance abuse
Influences on drugs
People might be infleuend to do drugs because they see a celebrity doing drugs.
People might not know about the risk of drug usage
People might do drugs because they are curious to see what doing the drug feels like
Some might do drugs to be accepted by peers to fit in.
Why drugs are bad
Drugs can cause lots of harm to your mental and physical health
Physical health problems
Long term health problems
Overdose (which can lead to death)
Mental health problems
Crystal meth can cause short term axiety
Violence and crimes
cognitive problems.
Common drugs found in the world
Cannibis
Stimulants
Depressants
Hallucinogens
steriods.
Main topic
Vitamin Examples
Vitamin A
A nutrient that the body needs in small amounts to function and stay healthy. Vitamin A helps in vision, bone growth, reproduction, growth.
Examples
dairy products
Fish
Vitamin B
B vitamins are a class of water-soluble vitamins that play important roles in cell metabolism and synthesis of red blood cells.
Examples
Meat
dairy