EHPS – Health & Physical Education Health Curriculum – Grade 5 (Itinerant Health) Primary Units (Pacing Guide): Goal: 19 Classes of health instruction for all elementary students in grades 5. Health Education Overview (Class #1 – Getting to know you) Program Orientation/Syllabi Expectations, Procedures, Rules. Human Growth & Development Gr. 5 1 2 3 Unit: Human Growth and development Unit: Human Growth and development Unit: Human Growth and development Standard Standard Standard #1 Core Concepts # 4 Analyzing Internal and External Influences #8 Advocacy M.1.2 M.1.3 M.4.3 Essential Question: Essential Question: Essential Question: How will I recognize physical and emotional changes during adolescence? How will I increase self-acceptance during adolescence? Why do I want to have a great deal of selfrespect? Objective: Objective: Objective: Students will recognize and accept differences in body types and maturation levels, and develop a realistic body image. This will be evident by there physical/emotional change recordings. Students will increase understanding of what’s normal going through puberty while being able to recognize their level of selfacceptance. This will be evident by their self-respect and respect for others responses. Students will understand the relationship between self-respect and adolescent experiences. This will be evident by their relationship changes made when they place emphasis on respect. Along with exploring role models who have high selfrespect and good relationships with the people in their lives. Student friendly: What do I notice changing in my body and accepting it is normal during adolescence. Student friendly: How to get through adolescence with high self-respect and respect for others through interactions. Student friendly: How to treat yourself and others to be the best you can be while self-accepting. Concept: Concept: Concept: Recognize adolescent - physical and emotional changes in males/females. Know how to have high self-respect and others. Be determined to respect self and all, for your higher good. Skill: Skill: Skills: Recognize and prepare for these changes in themselves. Self-acceptance on a daily basis. Goals, reflection, revision, and patience. Agenda: Agenda: Agenda: Journal – definition (5 min.) Do now: Read all cards at their station (2 min.) Journal – write experience from last class (5 min.) WG – share – categorize cards (2 min.) 10 % summary article – 5 groups (10 min.) Individually – Self respect worksheet (5 min.) WC – share – 5 central ideas (10 min.) Worksheet (solo, partnered) (10 min.) WC share (5 min.) Partnered – share (5 min.) Journal (5 min.) WC – share (5 min.) Partner share – (2 min.) WC – share (10 min.) WC – board work (2-3 min.) Journal – DOK4 10 min.) !0 % summary – 5 groups (10 min.) WC – share 1-5 central ideas (5- 10 min.) Journal (5 min.) Activity: Activity: Activity: Journal – definition of adolescence, listing 2 columns (physical and emotional) Do now: Read all cards at their station (2 min.) Journal – write the most important action you did since last class for self-respect and others. How did it help you or your relationship? Partner share – agree on definition, share changes. WG – share – categorize cards into self respect examples or respect for others (2 min.) Ex. Buckle up or listen first WC – share list of physical and emotional changes Individually – Complete Self-respect worksheet (5 min.) back respect for others. Individually answer 1-5 on physical and emotional changes worksheet. Partnered – share – Discourse question: “ I like that you …” “Have you considered….?” Partner share WC – share – DOK 2-3 WC share – DOK 1 and 2 !0 % summary – 5 groups Journal – List 3 changes to your body that will or may have happened during puberty/adolescence. WC – DOK 2 10 % summary article – What factors affect self-esteem in adolescence - 5 groups WC – share – 5 central ideas How do I accept changes and show respect to myself and others? Journal – DOK 3 How can you demonstrate accepting physical and emotional changes? Choose 1 area/action you will work on that demonstrates high self-respect. share 1-5 central ideas 1=Self-esteem tied to family support and social acceptance 2=Changes are linked to adolescent struggles. 3=Adolescents disapproval of physical affects them. (females- body image, malesperformance academic/sport) 4=Academic performance shows selfesteem 5= Consequences of self-esteem severe depression, anxiety, self harming, eating disorders, suicide. Journal – DOK4 DOK 1 DOK 2 DOK4 What is adolescence? How do I accept changes and show respect to myself and others? How will your work towards self – acceptance affect you? What type of changes physical/emotional do adolescents experience? DOK 3 DOK 2 How can you demonstrate accepting physical and emotional changes? List 3 changes to your body that you are or will experience during adolescence. Choose 1 area/action you will work on that demonstrates high self-respect. Assessment: Assessment: Assessment: List 3 changes to your body that will or may have happened during puberty/adolescence through selfacceptance. Exit Slip. Exit slip 1. How does self respect play a role in our adolescent experience? List as many things you like about yourself in 2 minutes and how do these relate to self-acceptance. Please provide one example. Recorded in their journal to be handed in. Ex. I like the way I can be comfortable in relationships so I am able to get along with my peers. Write how you feel about yourself in 15 seconds. 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