Standard set
Health and Wellness: Grades 3, 4, 5
Standards
Showing 75 of 75 standards.
Domain
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Personal Health and Wellness
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Nutrition
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Family Life
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Emotional, Social, and Mental Health
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Disease Prevention and Control
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Injury Prevention and Safety
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Substance Use and Abuse Prevention
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Environmental and Community Health
1:
Standard
The student will demonstrate the ability to implement decision making and goal setting skills to promote his/her personal health and wellness, thereby enhancing quality of life for himself/herself and those around him/her.
2:
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The student will understand the importance of personal hygiene practices as related to healthy living.
3:
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The student will understand the role of body systems as related to healthy living.
4:
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The student will understand the relationship of physical activity and rest to healthy living.
5:
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The student will understand the relationship of nutrition to healthy living.
6:
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The student will understand the contributions of family relationships to healthy living.
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The student will understand the stages of human growth and development.
8:
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The student will understand the importance of positive self-concept and interpersonal relationships for healthy living.
9:
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The student will understand attitudes and behaviors for preventing and controlling disease.
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The student will understand attitudes and behaviors for preventing injuries and deaths from injury.
11:
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The student will understand appropriate care for injuries and sudden illnesses.
12:
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The student will understand the appropriate action to take when personal safety is threatened.
13:
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The student will understand appropriate and inappropriate uses of chemical substances and the effects of substance use and abuse.
14:
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The student will recognize environmental practices, products and resources that affect personal and community health and promotes healthy living.
1.1
Learning Expectation
identify effective decision making techniques;
1.2
Learning Expectation
identify the benefits of forming personal goals, values and standards;
1.3
Learning Expectation
identify the influences that help an individuals form personal goals, values and standards;
1.4
Learning Expectation
apply the decision-making process in developing personal goals and standards that affect family life;
1.5
Learning Expectation
evaluate the influence of media on decision-making process related to healthy living.
2.1
Learning Expectation
demonstrate the importance of personal hygiene practices;
2.2
Learning Expectation
describe physical/emotional/social health implications of personal hygiene;
2.3
Learning Expectation
identify ways to take responsibility for our personal health;
2.4
Learning Expectation
analyze the changes in health and hygiene needs related to adolescence.
3.1
Learning Expectation
describe the basic human body structures;
3.2
Learning Expectation
describe the functions of the human body systems;
3.3
Learning Expectation
explain how health is influenced by the interaction of human body systems.
4.1
Learning Expectation
explain the importance of participation in the recommended one hour of daily physical activity;
4.2
Learning Expectation
identify personal physical activity goals needed to achieve overall wellness;
4.3
Learning Expectation
explain the role of adequate sleep in health and performance of daily activities.
5.1
Learning Expectation
use the "My Pyramid" as a guide for choosing a variety of foods necessary for good health;
5.2
Learning Expectation
explain how personal health and body composition is influenced by balancing diet and physical exercise.
6.1
Learning Expectation
identify all families as unique;
6.2
Learning Expectation
demonstrate respect for the responsibilities of each person within the family;
6.3
Learning Expectation
identify how to improve family relationships;
6.4
Learning Expectation
describe how family structures change.
6.5
Learning Expectation
discuss ways that changes in the family can affect emotions;
6.6
Learning Expectation
understand cultural differences exist and influence family customs.
6.1
Learning Expectation
identify changes in the body that occur throughout the life cycle;
6.2
Learning Expectation
demonstrate respect for self and others as physical changes occur at varying rates.
8.1
Learning Expectation
describe how feelings affect behavior;
8.2
Learning Expectation
demonstrate respect for the unique qualities of self and others;
8.3
Learning Expectation
describe characteristics to be a responsible friend and family member;
8.4
Learning Expectation
identify positive and negative stress.
9.1
Learning Expectation
identify common germs (pathogens);
9.2
Learning Expectation
compare and contrast communicable and non-communicable diseases;
9.3
Learning Expectation
describe ways diseases are spread and prevented;
9.4
Learning Expectation
distinguish between safe and risky behaviors as related to disease prevention.
10.1
Learning Expectation
identify common causes of childhood injuries and methods of prevention (motor vehicles (includes buses and ATVs), fires and flames, drowning, hand gun injuries, falls, poisoning, choking, suffocation, strangulation, and bike/pedestrian injuries);
10.2
Learning Expectation
explain the importance of safety rules and laws;
10.3
Learning Expectation
demonstrate and explain appropriate choices related to reducing unintentional injuries.
11.1
Learning Expectation
describe appropriate actions for emergency and non-emergency situations;
11.2
Learning Expectation
demonstrate first aid techniques.
12.1
Learning Expectation
identify situations that should be reported to a trusted adult;
12.2
Learning Expectation
demonstrate self-protection skills and identify appropriate resources for help.
13.1
Learning Expectation
distinguish between appropriate use and the misuse/abuse of chemical substances for healthy living;
13.2
Learning Expectation
analyze the influences of peers, family, and community on chemical substance use and abuse;
13.3
Learning Expectation
evaluate the effects of substance use and abuse (e.g. tobacco, alcohol, over the counter and prescription medication, illegal drugs (including anabolic steroids and other performance enhancing drugs) on physical, mental, and social functioning;
13.4
Learning Expectation
demonstrate decision making and refusal skills;
13.5
Learning Expectation
explain how personal choices relate to health and wellness consequences;
13.6
Learning Expectation
recognize certain behaviors can lead to drug abuse and addiction (e.g. huffing, inhalant abuse, smoking, alcohol consumption, over the counter and prescription medication).
14.1
Learning Expectation
identify the causes and effects of different types of pollution on health;
14.2
Learning Expectation
apply the practices of "reduce, reuse, and recycle";
14.3
Learning Expectation
evaluate and select environmentally safe products;
14.4
Learning Expectation
describe ways health agencies assist in promoting health and the environment;
14.5
Learning Expectation
explain the importance of community organizations to healthy living;
14.6
Learning Expectation
identify resources and facilities in the community that promote healthy living;
14.7
Learning Expectation
evaluate the effect of media and technology on individual, family, and community health.
Framework metadata
- Source document
- Tennessee Health Education Standards Health and Wellness (3-5) (2008)
- License
- CC BY 3.0 US
- Normalized subject
- Health