Sub Plans for Teen Health: Energy Drink Dangers For Print or Online! 6th-12th

This substitute lesson plan is such a great lesson, you may end up wanting to teach this fun lesson yourself! One buyer described this lesson as: "One of the BEST lesson plans I have ever encountered."

Why Purchase This Resource:

• SO EASY FOR A SUB: Lessons are student-driven and all instructions are in the "Student Direction Packet", so no direct teaching is required.
• Student packet WALKS STUDENTS STEP-BY-STEP THROUGH THE ACTIVITY!
• Students learn the dangers of energy drinks, caffeine, and sugar
• "Too much added sugar can be one of the greatest threats to cardiovascular disease" -Harvard Health Publishing
• NOW students can do the whole lesson online on Google Slides! Or print to teach in the classroom
• This is one of my hottest selling lessons and it's NEWLY REVISED with the latest energy drinks on the 2022 market!

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This resource is taken directly from my Full Semester/Year High School Health Curriculum, and my Middle/Junior High School Health Curriculum, which are both #1 Best-Selling Health Curriculums on TPT!

Meets Standards:

>> Integrated Skills Based, Content Based / Knowledge Based. The best of both worlds.

>> Meets HS/MS National Health Education Standards. 

>> Meets HS/MS Technical Subjects Health Common Core Standards.

>> Meets Washington State’s rigorous Health Education Standards.

Here is how to use this lesson:

• "Teacher Directions" tell you about the activity and include a sheet to fill in for your sub with pertinent information like student seating and taking roll.

• Background articles for the teacher on energy drink dangers are provided.

• STUDENTS CAN NOW DO THIS WHOLE LESSON ONLINE on Google Slides; OR, the teacher can choose to print materials for sub and tuck away for that emergency sub day, OR full printing directions are included for the sub as well!

• Students start by taking the"How Healthy Are You Eating?" survey to get them hooked into the lesson and to see how their own eating habits rate.

• Next students read cautions on the dangers of energy drinks, caffeine, and sugar.

• Then, students work in pairs using two amazing websites to chart the caffeine and sugar in:
  • Energy drinks | Energy shots | Soda pop | Coffee | Tea

• While working online will save paper, directions for printing data from online is given!

Lesson Follow-up:

• Last, student read the summary of several articles on the dangers of caffeine and sugar, and fill out a personal activity "Reflection."
• 2022 "Caffeine and Sugar in Energy Drinks Worksheet Key" is provided.
• Follow up with a "Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt" homework assignment
• Links to 11 amazing videos!
• Links to articles on real life tragedies due to energy drinks

ALL FUTURE UPDATES FOR LIFE ARE INCLUDED!! All new lessons, activities, and any changes that I create for this resource are FREE! Simply go to your "My Purchases" folder and download anytime!

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THIS LESSON AND ALL ITS MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED IN MY FULL SEMESTER PHIGH SCHOOL HEALTH CURRICULUM" and my "MIDDLE/JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HEALTH" PROGRAM, AND IS ALSO IN MY 3-WEEK NUTRITION UNIT.

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