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The HEALTH TRIANGLE is the heart of todays lesson. Most people think health is only physical. But now you know that
there are 3 parts to being a healthy person. In the next lesson you will learn about 10 Health Skills that can help keep
your Health Triangle in balance.
Exit Ticket: Draw and label the health triangle
Independent Practice: ( _____ minutes) (Homework, Interaction [SIOP], Write to Learn [Big 8])
Episode 4
o [Students will take notes in their notebook, labeled 1.1 Notes ]
o 1.1 Notes can be found in the overhead projector binder or the electronic curriculum binder.
Accommodations/Modifications: (Component 3: Helping Students Extend and Apply Knowledge [CITW], Building
Background [SIOP], Student Dialogue & Grouping [Big 8], Text and Media Complexity [Big 8])
1.1 Quiz can be open book
1.1 Notes can be substituted with a drawing of Figure 1.1 on page 5
1.1 Notes can be Cornell Notes
Resources (Textbook and Supplemental): (Leveled Materials and Digital, Multi-media Resources [Big 8])
TEACHER:
Glencoe Teacher Wraparound Edition
lap top
multimedia projector
overhead projector
overhead projector binder
Health Curriculum Binder
STUDENT:
Glencoe Teen Health Textbook
pen/pencil
notebook
Lesson Reflection/PLC Discussion:
1. What do we expect our students to learn? (Goals/Expectations)
2. How will we know they are learning? (Assessment)
3. How will we respond when they dont learn? (Intervention)
4. How will we respond if they already know it? (At Mastery)
Instructions that are italicized include students engagement strategies. Instructions that are underlined embed checking for
understanding. (Instructional strategies are in parentheses i.e. Marzano) [Brackets are instructional strategies pertaining to
SIOP, Big 8, CITW]