Grades K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Other New Hampshire Health Education sets
Other New Hampshire Health Education sets
Alcohol and Other Drugs
- 1.
Short-Term and Long-Term Benefits and Risks of Medicinal Drugs
- 1.1
differences between medicinal and non-medicinal drug use
- 1.2
benefits and correct use of medicine
- 1.3
risks of incorrect use of medicines
- 1.4
school rules for taking medicine at school
- 1.1
- 2.
Short-Term and Long-Term Effects of AOD Use
- 2.1
differences between dependence and addiction
- 2.2
physical, social, and emotional effects
- 2.3
risks of inhalants
- 2.4
signs and behaviors of AOD use
- 2.5
benefits of not using AOD (physical, social, emotional, legal, financial)
- 2.1
- 3.
Positive and Negative Influences on AOD Use
- 3.1
pressures to use
- 3.2
internal influences
- 3.3
family influences
- 3.4
peer influences
- 3.5
cultural influences
- 3.6
legal factors
- 3.7
influences on different types of AOD use
- 3.1
- 4.
Healthful Choices about AOD Use
- 4.1
how to accept personal responsibility for choices about alcohol and other non-medicinal drug use
- 4.2
how to make a personal commitment not to use
- 4.1
- 5.
Communicating Healthful Choices about AOD Use
- 5.1
techniques to refuse AOD use
- 5.2
how to get help to deal with pressure to use
- 5.3
how to encourage others not to use
- 5.1
Injury Prevention
- 1.
Fire Safety
- 1.1
strategies to prevent fires
- 1.2
escape plans
- 1.3
how to get help
- 1.4
strategies to stay safe around electricity
- 1.5
how to stop, drop, and roll
- 1.1
- 2.
Water Safety
- 2.1
importance of adult supervision
- 2.2
buddy systems
- 2.3
precautions when entering or being around water
- 2.4
how to use personal flotation devices
- 2.1
- 3.
First Aid Care and Prevention
- 3.1
how to get help
- 3.2
steps for helping others
- 3.3
universal precautions (infection control procedures)
- 3.4
how to prevent animal bites
- 3.5
how to prevent choking
- 3.6
how to prevent poisoning
- 3.7
practices for medicine cabinet safety
- 3.8
how to treat minor wounds and burns
- 3.1
- 4.
Traffic Safety
- 4.1
importance of using bicycle helmets
- 4.2
importance of using safety belts
- 4.3
being safe in cars (riding in the back seats)
- 4.4
strategies for safe walking
- 4.5
strategies for bicycle safety
- 4.6
school bus safety practices
- 4.7
dangers of riding with impaired driver
- 4.1
- 5.
Personal Safety
- 5.1
how to recognize child abuse and get help
- 5.2
safety techniques for dealing with strangers
- 5.3
about appropriate and inappropriate touch
- 5.1
- 6.
Violence Prevention
- 6.1
conflict resolution techniques
- 6.2
ways to avoid threatening situations
- 6.3
ways to deal with bullying
- 6.4
ways to avoid weapons
- 6.5
how to report weapons
- 6.1
Nutrition
- 1.
Healthful Eating
- 1.1
benefits of healthful eating (short-term and long-term benefits and risks)
- 1.2
how to select variety and proportions of foods (consistent with Food Guide Pyramid)
- 1.3
benefits of consuming more water, fruits, vegetables, grains, and calcium-rich foods
- 1.4
benefits of decreasing fat intake
- 1.5
benefits of moderating sugar intake
- 1.6
healthful strategies for dealing with personal food preferences, restrictions, and barriers
- 1.1
- 2.
Accessing Nutrition Information and Products
- 2.1
how to read food nutrition labels
- 2.2
features of the Food Guide Pyramid
- 2.3
Dietary Guidelines
- 2.1
- 3.
Influences on Food Choices
- 3.1
how to assess personal likes and dislikes
- 3.2
family influences
- 3.3
peer influences
- 3.4
cultural influences
- 3.5
how marketing, packaging, and advertising influence food choices
- 3.1
- 4.
Balancing Food Intake and Physical Activity
- 4.1
that energy is expended during exercise
- 4.2
energy available from foods (calories)
- 4.3
relationship between physical activity, eating, and health
- 4.1
- 5.
Food Safety
- 5.1
food sanitation (hands, food, utensils, surfaces)
- 5.2
techniques for safe food preparation, serving, and storage
- 5.1
Physical Activity
- 1.
Healthful Physical Activity
- 1.1
benefits and risks of physical activity, including mental and social benefits
- 1.2
phases of a workout: warmup, work out, cool down
- 1.3
types of exercise: aerobic, stretching, strengthening
- 1.4
how to develop personal plans that include a variety of types and amounts of activity
- 1.5
how to develop personal plans that account for personal preferences, restrictions, and barriers
- 1.6
strategies for protection from cold, heat, and sun during activity, e.g, sunscreen
- 1.7
importance of healthful eating
- 1.1
- 2.
Influences on Physical Activity
- 2.1
internal influences
- 2.2
family influences
- 2.3
peer influences
- 2.1
- 3.
Prevention of Sports and Exercise Injuries
- 3.1
importance of using protective equipment
- 3.2
how to evaluate unsafe settings or weather conditions
- 3.3
signs of physical exhaustion
- 3.1
Family Life and Sexuality
- 1.
Families and Relationships
- 1.1
how to be a responsible family member
- 1.2
diversity of family structures
- 1.3
ways to communicate respect for self and others
- 1.4
effects of changes in families, e.g., birth, marriage, divorce, death
- 1.1
- 2.
Growth and Development
- 2.1
emotional changes
- 2.2
physical changes
- 2.3
social changes
- 2.4
about puberty and adolescence
- 2.5
about growing and aging
- 2.1
Tobacco
- 1.
Tobacco Harms Health
- 1.1
that nicotine is a drug
- 1.2
harmful effects of tobacco
- 1.3
risks of different types of tobacco
- 1.4
second-hand smoke risks
- 1.1
- 2.
Influences on Tobacco Use
- 2.1
internal influences
- 2.2
family influences
- 2.3
peer influences
- 2.4
advertising
- 2.1
- 3.
Choosing to Be Tobacco Free
- 3.1
how to make a personal commitment not to use
- 3.2
ways to resist pressure to use
- 3.3
ways to encourage others not to use
- 3.4
that most people do not use tobacco
- 3.5
the difficulty of stopping tobacco use
- 3.1
- 4.
Benefits of Being Tobacco Free
- 4.1
long-term and short-term health benefits
- 4.2
social benefits
- 4.3
financial benefits
- 4.1
Mental Health
- 1.
Positive Self-Image
- 1.1
personal assets and strengths
- 1.2
characteristics of positive role models
- 1.3
actions that show sense of belonging (connectiveness)
- 1.4
actions that show sense of power (empowerment)
- 1.1
- 2.
Emotional Health
- 2.1
how to express needs, wants, and feelings
- 2.2
positive ways to handle emotions, e.g., fear, anger, happiness, sadness
- 2.3
ways to manage and reduce anger
- 2.4
ways to deal with frustration
- 2.5
ways to manage conflict
- 2.6
how to identify stressors
- 2.7
ways to reduce stress
- 2.1
- 3.
Interpersonal Relationships and Communication
- 3.1
strategies to build and maintain healthy friendships
- 3.2
ways to communicate respect for diversity, e.g., mental and physical disabilities, culture, race/ethnicity
- 3.3
strategies that build relationships with family members and other adults
- 3.4
how to speak effectively, e.g., I-statements, eye contact, assertiveness
- 3.5
effective listening skills, e.g., reflective listening
- 3.6
characteristics of nonverbal communication
- 3.7
how to identify abuse
- 3.1
- 4.
Resources and Support
- 4.1
when to get help
- 4.2
why to get help
- 4.3
how to get help and support
- 4.4
whom to ask for help
- 4.1
Personal and Consumer Health
- 1.
Personal Health Care
- 1.1
effective techniques for hand washing
- 1.2
importance of bathing
- 1.3
importance of clean clothing
- 1.4
importance of clean hair
- 1.5
effective techniques for tooth care: brushing and flossing
- 1.6
importance of regular dental cleaning and checkups
- 1.7
proper eye and ear care
- 1.8
body changes that occur during growth and development
- 1.1
- 2.
Preventing Disease and Infection
- 2.1
importance of immunizations
- 2.2
techniques for preventing disease transmission, e.g., covering sneezes and coughs, frequent hand washing
- 2.3
ways to avoid contact with infectious agents
- 2.4
strategies to prevent head lice and other parasitic infections
- 2.5
benefits of using sunscreen
- 2.6
benefits of wearing protective clothing
- 2.7
ways to manage diabetes, asthma, and allergies
- 2.1
- 3.
Selecting and Using Health Care Products and Services
- 3.1
value of regular health care screenings
- 3.2
how to use prescribed medicines appropriately
- 3.3
how to use over-the-counter vitamins and other drugs appropriately
- 3.4
roles of various health care providers
- 3.1
Community and Environmental Health
- 1.
Community Health Services
- 1.1
resources for health information, e.g., library, health department, Internet, voluntary agencies
- 1.2
school and community health providers, e.g., EMTs, environmentalists, public health nurses, pharmacists
- 1.3
public health services in the community
- 1.1
- 2.
Environmental Health and Resource Conservation
- 2.1
strategies to prevent hazardous exposures, e.g., UV light, lead, asbestos, pesticides, unclean water
- 2.2
professionals who protect the health and safety of the community/neighborhood, e.g., public health professionals, public safety professionals, environmentalists
- 2.3
how individual behavior affects the environment and the community, e.g., recycling
- 2.4
environmentally safe ways to discard waste materials
- 2.5
types of waste materials that can be reduced, reused, or recycled
- 2.6
environmentally safe options for using natural resources
- 2.1
Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, and Kindergarten
- When were these standards adopted?
- 2003
- Where can I read the official document?
- K-12 Health Education New Hampshire Curriculum Guidelines
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