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Health Workbook w/ Heart Rate Lab (Fitness, Disease, Nutrition)
This 15 page workbook introduces the key health concepts of Heart Health, Disease and Nutrition. Each handout comes with a reading and reflection questions. The workbook also includes a 4 page Heart Rate Lab designed to get students moving while recording and reflecting on their own exercise and rest data. The lab explores the question: How do you know your getting an effective workout? PREVIEW THIS PRODUCT ABOVE!Workbook Includes The Following Worksheets:Page 1: What Is My Heart Rate? Page 2
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5th - 10th
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How easily do diseases spread? Lab activity
Show your kids how diseases like the flu or common cold are passed by facilitating this fun activity.
Each student is given a dixie cup filled with water. One of the cups has mix of cornstarch and water in a diluted solution. *note - you want there to be just enough cornstarch so that the water isn't cloudy. I also use white plastic cups as opposed to paper.
You instruct students to exchange liquids by pouring the water back and forth between their cups a couple of times.
They repeat this p
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2nd - 12th
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Heart Rate Lab BUNDLE!
Getting ready to introduce the concept of heart rate to your physical education classes? Look no further! This bundle includes...1. An introductory Google Slides document that outlines what heart rate is, how it can be measured, and why we should use heart rate data2. A lab activity that can be done individually, or as a whole class. Both documents are available as Google Slides resources, which are great for online learning. If you are in person however, you can download and print them easily
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7th - 12th
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Ambulation and Assistive Devices Lab Stations
Have crutches, walkers, and/or canes in storage that you'd like to put to use? This set of handouts guides students through FOUR stations:posturewalking gaitcrutch fitting and usewalker/cane fitting and useStudents will be asked to read and research using suggested resources or their own before trying different movements/devices and then reflecting on their experiences. Made for anatomy, physiology, healthcare science, health science, and physical education, essentials of healthcare, sports medi
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9th - 12th
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Muscular Fatigue and DOMS Lab
Support your health, physical education, sports medicine, or exercise physiology students' understanding of muscular fatigue, perceived exertion, and delayed onset muscle soreness by having them complete this guided lab on muscular fatigue, perceived exertion, and delayed onset muscle soreness. Students should understand the purpose of this lab is to induce muscle soreness--it may be appropriate for students to NOT participate or to have a modified/alternate assignment.Made for anatomy, physiolo
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9th - 12th
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Active Learning Cardiorespiratory Training Lab
Support your health, physical education, sports medicine, or exercise physiology students' understanding of cardiovascular fitness and perceived exertion by having them complete this guided cardio lab with the cardio activity of their choice. Students will need a background understanding of RPE to complete this activity. REPEAT Use: Incorporate active learning by having students complete this activity multiple times performing a different type of exercise each time then ask them to reflect on th
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Physical Fitness Science Lab Bundle
Introducing the "Physical Fitness Science Lab Bundle," an engaging and dynamic resource crafted for educators seeking to infuse energy and movement into their middle school or high school physics curriculum. This bundle is meticulously designed to blend the principles of physics with the excitement of physical fitness, offering two exceptional products at a discounted rate: "Roller Blading Physics- Newton's 2nd Law Lab" and "Rate of Motion Lab- Calculating Speed, Dimensional Analysis, and Graphi
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6th - 10th
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Lab: Total Blood Volume, Stroke Volume, and Cardiac Output
This simple lab activity will allow students to estimate their total blood volume, stroke volume, and cardiac output, both at rest and while exercising. Metric units are used as per Canadian standard. Materials required: Scale, measuring tape, stop watch, and calculator.This lab can be used for Ontario Curriculum: SBI3U, SBI3C, PSK4U, and PPL4O, Sample calculations included. Some fonts may not work on all computers. File can be altered to include marks if necessary.
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11th - 12th
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Rockport Walking Test Lab Handout (EDITABLE)
Support your health, physical education, sports medicine, or exercise physiology students' understanding of fitness testing by having them complete a Rockport Walk Test. This lab handout is editable or ready to print so students can bring it along and fill out their data. REPEAT Use: I have had students complete this lab indoors and outdoors and asked them to reflect on what about the conditions (both environmental and personal) of that day/week may have impacted their performance. Made for anat
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
6-Minute Walk Submax VO2 Lab Handout (EDITABLE)
Support your health, physical education, sports medicine, or exercise physiology students' understanding of fitness testing by having them complete a 6-minute Walk Test to estimate their submaximal VO2. This lab handout is editable or ready to print so students can bring it along and fill out their data. Made for anatomy, physiology, healthcare science, health science, and physical education, essentials of healthcare, sports medicine, and exercise physiology students.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
IB DP Sports Exercise and Health Science HL Topic 10 - Friction and Drag
PowerPoints and workbooks to guide your students through the whole of Topic 10 - Friction and Drag. There are also a number of suggested practicals to support student learning and create an environment of inquiry based learning.
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11th - 12th
Ethics in Science: Class Discussion, Multi-Version Assessment & Lab Report
This full mini-unit asks students to use real-world examples to debate and discuss the lines between ethical and unethical scientific investigations. Once assessed, students design an investigation, collect data, and form evidence-based conclusions in a full lab report write up. A great way to start the year! The flexibility within the Ethical Experiment on an Organism Lab Report allows students to access their interests (animals, exercise, reading, etc.) to test how organisms respond to their e
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8th - 12th
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BMI Guided Notes
Use these Guided Notes with the Exercise Science Unit 1 Body Composition Powerpoint. This lesson guides students through and inquiry investigation with a graph, the definition of BMI, how it is calculated, practice calculations, and directions and the opportunity for students to calculate their own BMI. This is excellent for a Health/PE class or an Exercise Science/Biology course!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Human Power Lab Bundle
This lab allows students to workout in a weight room and measure the power of major muscle groups. There is a worksheet to record data on paper while working out, and a google sheet to automatically calculate the work done and power used for each exercise. Of course, you could have the students calculate everything themselves, but this is used as an introduction to power before we break out the calculators. The final google doc is a set of four conclusion questions.
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9th - 12th
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MEASURING RESPIRATORY VOLUMES USING SPIROMETERS DATA SHEET
This worksheet can be used in your Anatomy and Physiology classes or as a RESPIRATORY SYSTEM LAB ACTIVITY. The table neatly organizes the spirometry data for your A&P students. Students will be able to log in the different spirometry results such as IRV, ERV, VC, Respirations per minute (RPM), Minute Respiratory Volume (MRV), etc. I use this table with my A&P students whenever we are covering the respiratory system and the students love sharing their spirometry records with the rest of
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Body Systems: Integumentary&Lymphatic Systems Lesson w/Skin Sensitivity Activity
This unit is all about breaking down the body systems, even the lesser-known ones. The integumentary and lymphatic systems play essential roles in protecting the body from pathogens. One protects from the outer environment and the other protects from the inside. Videos and a hands-on lab create a basic understanding of these body systems. This high school or junior high health lesson features an activity where students create a skin sensitivity tester using index cards, toothpicks, glue, and a r
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7th - 12th
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Human power lab - calculations
This lab allows students to workout in a weight room and measure the power of major muscle groups. There is a worksheet to record data on paper while working out, and a google sheet to automatically calculate the work done and power used for each exercise. Of course, you could have the students calculate everything themselves, but this is used as an introduction to power before we break out the calculators. The final google doc is a set of four conclusion questions.
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9th - 12th
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Walking in the Shoes of a Smoker
This product is a lab style activity that I love doing with my students. It's super engaging and plays to multiple styles of learners. This bundle includes prep questions, the lab directions and recording sheet, analysis writing activity and teacher rubric.This product is a Word Doc and is fully editable.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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