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There are 31 questions about the skeletal system that can be found in a variety of ways...books, encyclopedia, and (what the students love the best) the internet. All of the questions involve the skeletal system and bones... it could be from the purpose of the skeletal system, to the longest or the smallest bones in the body. Great for middle school when studying this system. Comes with a key.

This is the basic rules of the sport of volleyball, including history of the sport. This also includes 20 point test, that is multiple choice, fill in the blank and matching.

If you are just starting the body systems, this is a way to introduce most of the body systems. Get them searching on the internet with this scavenger hunt. Some of the Systems include: Endocrine, Muscular, Integumentary, Circulatory, Nervous, and Immune. This is a basic scavenger hunt with 15 questions, including the key.

This is a 20 question scavenger hunt related to the circulatory system. This would be great activity for the beginning of the unit or even as a study guide for the test. Covers the basic functions and parts of the circulatory system for 5th-8th graders.

If you are studying how to read a nutrition label, then this is the assignment for you. This is a one sided printable worksheet that has to deal with word problems with nutrition labels. Students will be using basic arithmetic, and problem solving skills. They will also need the prior knowledge of how to read a nutrition label. The names in this worksheet are teachers in my building, I would advise putting in your teachers name or your student's names. If you download this product, please also

In Health students are learning about the health triangle. There are three different sides and they will have 3 different choices as to what project they want to do. The health triangle will not only show that the student understands the concepts behind each side of the triangle, it will also tell more about the student to the class and the teacher. I love giving the students choices, it seems to make them more vested in the project. This lesson plan can be done individually or in groups.

In this power point there are 30 different writing prompts. These can be used as bellringers, quick writes or as sacred writing time prompts. They all have to do with health related material, but could be adapted to any regular classroom. This would be excellent cross-curricular writing prompts.

One of my student's favorite lessons!! The students will create their own dance. I usually do this lesson after I have taught them the different kinds of dance. I have them get in groups of no more than 3-4 and they have a week (40 minute classes) to create their own dance to perform on a given day. I have certain requirements that they must have in their dance. For example: time limit, interaction with partner, 180 degree turn...etc. This includes rubric, and covers national standards. Feel fre

Quick drugs scavenger hunt 23 questions. This can be used to start off a drugs, alcohol and tobacco unit, or at the end of one to see what they know. Great research based for health standard number 3 or can lead into other standards with the content learned.

This lesson consists of students being given or picking a body system. The student will research the body system and then create presentations and use screencast to become the teacher. This lesson is great because it makes the students analyze the material for pertinent information that is related to their system. This is correlating to National Health Standard 1 and Standard 3. Students will need a computer for this assignment. Rubric is included but can be adjusted to what you think is impor

This worksheet is 14 questions long and it is comparing three different nutrition labels. This would be a great worksheet for health or even math. It does involve adding and subtracting. It does include a key. This would take a class period, and is an enrichment or practice for those that are learning how to read a nutrition label.

Students like games, and this is a class favorite. This Connect 4 game is for the Smartboard. It has 30 questions about the muscular and skeletal system; could be used for science, anatomy or health class.

You can use these in a physical education circuit for pep assemblies or brain breaks in the classroom. 16 easy to set up games

This basic basketball test is multiple choice is 3 pages and 15 questions long. It has basic rules and history questions as well as B.E.E.F. strategies. I originally made it on my Socrative, so on paper it is a bubble test.

There are two separate study guides in this product. They are both one page each, yet you can choose what you like the best. It is mostly background with the basic rules and history of the sport. There is another upload with the test you can download as well.

This is a dodgeball based game that involves two teams with two ambulances. This game is great because everyone gets to play and no one really gets out or is eliminated, they can easily be brought back into the game. Student Favorite!!!

Super quick set up easy games that kids love... from young ones to high school age. Need beanbags, at least 6 bowling pins.

These are the McDonald's nutrition facts that can be used in the nutrition label assignment on my site. Otherwise feel free to use this for your own good.... the student's find it very interesting.

In Physical Education students will be creating their own fitness plans and their own goals. They will create a product that tells about their goals, and at the end they will review and evaluate their results.