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Health and Nutrition
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Use this web graphic organizer to help prepare for a report or project on teeth.
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Enhances comprehension of Robert McCloskey's tale of a girl with a loose tooth.
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Use this page to divide portfolio categories or for a notebook cover.
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Use this simple form to help organize the answers to three student-selected questions about any of the dental health professions.
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This poster has a "No Drugs" sign already on it; students should fill in the rest of the poster with pictures, texts, collages, etc.
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What is this vitamin good for? What foods is it found in?
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What is this vitamin good for? What foods is it found in?
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Enhances vocabulary and comprehension of Josephine Page's adaptation of Norman Bridwell's popular "Clifford, the Big Red Dog".
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A toothsome page to write fabulous facts about teeth. Full page format for students to write a report on teeth.
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What is this vitamin good for? What foods is it found in?
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What is this vitamin good for? What foods is it found in?
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"Anti-drug campaigns use symbols and slogans to help people know about and remember their message. For example, the Red Ribbon Week campaign uses the red ribbon as a symbol. The slogan “Just say no!” helps children remember the lessons their teachers and parents have taught them concerning drugs. Now it is your turn to come up with some new symbols and slogans." Lots of creative project ideas.
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A poster briefly outlines when "coughs and sneezes spread diseases" and when they don't.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare healthy foods to snack foods.
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What causes cavities? How can they be prevented? Answers to these questions and more can be found in this fact-packed reading comprehension.
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Worksheet for describing the effects of various nutrients.
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What is this vitamin good for? What foods is it found in?
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Enhances comprehension and vocabulary skills for the book by Grace Maccarone.
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Create a slogan, symbol, and button for an anti-drug campaign.
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Complete the targeted prompts ("I would never use drugs because..."). This is a good tie-in with anti-drug activities.
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Make a poster that illustrates facts about food.
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An introduction to some basic poetic structures (assonance and alliteration, tongue twisters, acrostics) using tooth themes.
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food pyramid illustration
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One page reading comp on the balance in the nutrition of milk with reading comp questions, discussion points, activities, vocabulary word search puzzle.
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A one page reading comprehension on the history and nutritional value of the potato, with completion questions, critical thinking exercises, a word search puzzle of related vocabulary, and a research writing prompt.
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A one page step by step how-to for growing potatoes. Includes functional text questions, with teachers note and answers.
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A recipe for homemade granola with content and functional comprehension questions, and writing prompts.
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Find the food-theme words from "baked potato" to "vegetables" in this rectangular word search.
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"It is important to make good choices. A good choice is one that has a good consequence. One important good choice you can make is the choice to be drug free. Look at the choices below. Fill in more good choices in the chart."
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Print two copies and match the "good choices" pictures. This is a good tie-in for a drug awareness unit.
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Recipe for homemade sorbet with content and functional comprehension questions; short response and multiple choice.
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Use this form to organize Know, Want to know, and Learned material about the food pyramid.
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