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Students design an original game and use
Word or PowerPoint to create directions. A variation on this
activity would be to take an established game and create directions for
play.
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Teen Health |
Students choose a teen health topic and present it in a Word document,
which can be compiled into a class booklet, or in a PowerPoint
presentation.
Teen Health,
Teen's Health.Org,
Teen Health Connection
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Tracking Nutrition
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Science teacher
Russell Gilbert’s unit on nutrition features spreadsheets as food for
thought, literally. Students analyze the
content of food found in the school's vending machine. A variation
on this activity could involve students tracking the food they eat in a
week's time period. Students input the data they collect from the
various foods’ nutritional panels into a spreadsheet.
Food Finder ,
Food
Count,
Food Finder Search,
CalorieKing,
USDA
Nutrient Database,
Restaurant Info Guide
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PowerPoint Presentations |
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Interactive Activities for Students |
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Resources for Teachers |
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