Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A. Standard 1. Students will comprehend
concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention to enhance health.
1. Benchmark 1-E-1 -identify that healthy
behaviors affect personal health.
a.
1-E-1.1-describe the relationship between personal health behaviors and
individual well-being.
b.
1-E-1.2-explain why sleep and rest are important for growth and good
health.
c. 1-E-1.3-identify ways
injuries can be prevented.
d.
1-E-1.4-explain the relationship between healthy eating and daily
exercise.
e. 1-E-1.5-report how
personal decisions impact one's safety.
f. 1-E-1.6-describe a healthy
relationship.
g. 1-E-1.7-discuss
personal hygiene.
2.
Benchmark 1-E-2: Recognize that there are multiple dimensions of health
(social, emotional and physical).
a.
1-E-2.1-recognize the difference between physical and emotional
health.
b. 1-E-2.2-demonstrate
appropriate ways to express and deal with emotions and feelings.
c. 1-E-2.3-list ways to eat healthy and be
physically active every day.
d.
1-E-2.4-identify stress makers and stress helpers.
3. Benchmark 1-E-3-identify the prevention
and treatment of communicable and non-communicable diseases.
a. 1-E-3.1-identify ways to keep germs from
spreading.
b. 1-E-3.2-recognize
when hand-washing is necessary.
c.
1-E-3.3-discuss how behaviors can reduce the spread of some diseases.
d. 1-E-3.4-review the role of health care
providers in diagnosing and treating diseases.
e. 1-E-3.5-describe how to keep food safe to
eat.
4. Benchmark
1-E-4-identify risk behaviors and ways to avoid and reduce them.
a. 1-E-4.1-state risky behaviors and describe
potentially harmful consequences.
b. 1-E-4.2-identify safety rules for home,
school and community (e.g., fire, falls, burns, medications/poisons, seat
belts, street crossing, sun, bike, weapons).
c. 1-E-4.3-identify strategies for avoiding
second-hand smoke.
d.
1-E-4.4-review that everyone has the right to tell others not to touch his or
her body.
e. 1-E-4.5-describe the
characteristics of a bully and how to avoid conflict.
B. Standard 2. Students will
analyze the influence of family, peers, culture, media, technology and other
factors on health behaviors.
1. Benchmark
2-E-1-identify how the family influences personal health practices and
behaviors.
a. 2-E-1.1-list family habits that
relate to one's health practices.
b. 2-E-1.2-identify how family can influence
one's personal health.
2. Benchmark 2-E-2-describe how culture
influences personal health behaviors.
a.
2-E-2.1-define culture and discuss how it impacts the health-impacting choices
we make.
b. 2-E-2.2-review cultural
influences on food choices and physical activity.
c. 2-E-2.3-discuss the influence of school on
health behaviors.
3.
Benchmark 2-E-3-explain how media influence thoughts, feelings and health
behaviors.
a. 2-E-3.1-explain how
advertisements can influence food choices and other behaviors related to
health.
C.
Standard 3. Students will demonstrate the ability to access valid information,
products and services to enhance health.
1.
Benchmark 3-E-1-identify sources of valid health information.
a. 3-E-1.1-identify the range of health care
workers who can promote healthful practices.
b. 3-E-1.2-locate websites that provide
accurate health information.
2. Benchmark 3-E-2-demonstrate the ability to
locate resources for health-promoting products and services.
a. 3-E-2.1-list where to find health
resources in one's community.
3. Benchmark 3-E-3-explain how media
influence the selection of health information, products and services.
a. 3-E-3.1-explain how television programs,
movies, websites or magazines/books affect health related choices.
D. Standard 4. Students
will demonstrate the ability to use interpersonal communication skills to
enhance health and avoid or reduce health risks.
1. Benchmark 4-E-1-practice effective
communication skills.
a. 4-E-1.1-identify the
characteristics of a good communicator.
b. 4-E-1.2-demonstrate ways to respond when
in an unwanted, threatening or dangerous situations.
2. Benchmark 4-E-2-demonstrate healthy ways
to communicate needs, wants and feelings through verbal and non-verbal
communication.
a. 4-E-2.1-demonstrate how to
express a range of emotions using words, expressions and body
language.
b. 4-E-2.2-identify ways
to treat others kindly.
c.
4-E-2.3-use "I" messages in communicating to avoid a conflict.
E. Standard 5. Students
will demonstrate the ability to use decision-making skills to enhance health.
1. Benchmark 5-E-1-discuss the steps of
effective decision-making.
a.
5-E-1.1-recognize the steps in making a decision.
b. 5-E-1.2 Identify decisions one makes every
day.
c. 5-E-1.3-differentiate
between healthy and unhealthy decisions.
d. 5-E-1.4-review when help is needed to make
healthy decisions.
2.
Benchmark 5-E-2-identify situations when a health-related decision is needed.
a. 5-E-2.1-recognize choices or decisions
that could affect family health.
b.
5-E-2.2-explain a range of personal or family choices and how they enhance
health.
3. Benchmark
5-E-3-apply a decision-making process to address personal health issues and
problems.
a. 5-E-3.1-identify health-related
decisions made daily.
b.
5-E-3.2-distinguish between healthy and unhealthy choices.
4. Benchmark 5-E-4-demonstrate refusal skills
to enhance health.
a. 5-E-4.1-practice refusal
skills that help avoid unhealthy or unsafe situations.
F. Standard 6. Students will
demonstrate the ability to use goal setting skills to enhance health.
1. Benchmark 6-E-1 -demonstrate how to set a
goal and why it is important to enhance health.
a. 6-E-1.1-practice writing a goal.
b. 6-E-1.2-describe how setting and reaching
a goal can enhance health.
2. Benchmark 6-E-2 -establish personal health
goals and track progress towards achievement
a. 6-E-2.1-plan and apply a simple health
enhancing goal related to physical health.
b. 6-E-2.2-plan and apply a simple health-
enhancing goal related to social/emotional health (e.g., to being a good
friend, to getting along/resolving conflict peacefully, to helping others
daily).
G.
Standard 7. Students will demonstrate the ability to practice health-enhancing
behaviors and avoid or reduce health risks.
1. Benchmark 7-E-1-demonstrate healthy
practices and behaviors to maintain or improve personal health.
a. 7-E-1.1-practice choosing a variety of
healthy snacks.
b. 7-E-1.2-identify
physical activities that one can do daily.
c. 7-E-1.3-discuss the importance of
following rules at home and school.
d. 7-E-1.4-practice relaxation techniques to
reduce stress effects on the body.
2. Benchmark 7-E-2-demonstrate behaviors that
avoid or reduce health risks.
a. 7-E-2.1-list
ways to reduce or prevent injuries while participating in a variety of
activities.
b. 7-E-2.2-describe how
personal choices can affect one's health (e.g., eating fatty foods = obesity or
diabetes; not brushing teeth = tooth decay; tobacco = lung/heart
disease).
c. 7-E-2.3-demonstrate
the ability to use self-control when angry.
H. Standard 8. Students will demonstrate the
ability to advocate for personal, family and community health.
1. Benchmark 8-E-1-define advocacy.
a. 8-E-1.1-explain what it means to be an
advocate.
b. 8-E-1.2-report how one
can advocate for healthy behaviors (e.g., asking parents to buy more fruit,
asking friends to exercise with them).
2. Benchmark 8-E-2-demonstrate the ability to
communicate information that promotes positive health choices.
a. 8-E-2.1-practice using good communication
skills to promote the health of others.
3. Benchmark 8-E-3-encourage peers and family
to make positive health choices.
a.
8-E-3.1-explain how making healthy choices makes one feel better (e.g., eating
healthy gives me energy, exercising makes me sleep better, crossing at the
corner helps keep me safe).
b.
8-E-3.2-review how one can encourage family and friends to make healthier
choices.
AUTHORITY NOTE:
Promulgated in accordance with
R.S.
17:24.4 et
seq.