Correlation to Michigan
Grade Level Content Expectations (GLCE)

GRADE ONE

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Michigan Grade Level Content Expectations Michigan Model for Health Learning Objectives
STRAND 1: NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Standard 1: Core Concepts Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
1.1 Describe the benefits of eating healthy snacks. (CC) Describe the benefits of eating healthy snacks. NPA-2
1.2 Describe the benefits of being physically active. (CC) Describe the benefits of being physically active. NPA-3
1.3 Describe the health benefits of drinking water, compared to other beverages. (CC) Describe the health benefits of drinking water, compared to other beverages. NPA-2
1.4 Classify foods according to food groups. (CC) Classify foods according to food groups. NPA-1
1.5 Describe how physical activity, rest, and sleep help a person stay healthy. (CC) Describe how physical activity, rest, and sleep help a person stay healthy. NPA-3
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
1.6 Explain the importance of eating a variety of foods from all the food groups. (SM) Explain the importance of eating a variety of foods from all the food groups. NPA-1
1.7 Suggest a food from each of the food groups that could be eaten as a healthy snack. (SM) Suggest a food from each of the food groups that could be eaten as a healthy snack. NPA-2
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STRAND 2: ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND OTHER DRUGS
Standard 1: Core Concepts Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
2.1 Identify household products that are harmful if touched, ingested, or inhaled (CC) Identify household products that are harmful if touched, ingested, or inhaled ATOD-2
2.2 Describe ways that over-the-counter and prescription medications can be helpful or harmful. (CC) Describe ways that over-the-counter and prescription medications can be helpful or harmful. ATOD-1
2.3 Explain the differences between over-the-counter and prescription medicines and illicit drugs. (CC) Explain the differences between over-the-counter and prescription medicines and illicit drugs. ATOD-1
2.4 State that all forms of tobacco products contain harmful chemicals, including the drug nicotine. (CC) State that all forms of tobacco products contain harmful chemicals, including the drug nicotine. ATOD-3
Standard 2: Access Information Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
2.5 Identify trustworthy adults who are sources of accurate information about potentially poisonous household products. (AI) Identify trustworthy adults who are sources of accurate information about potentially poisonous household products. ATOD-2
2.6 Apply knowledge of product label warnings to gain accurate information about potentially poisonous household products. (AI) Apply knowledge of product label warnings to gain accurate information about potentially poisonous household products. ATOD-2
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
2.7 Apply rules for handling household products and avoiding poisons. (SM) Apply rules for handling household products and avoiding poisons. ATOD-2
2.8 Describe how to safely use medicines. (SM) Describe how to safely use medicines. ATOD-1
2.9 Apply strategies to hypothetical situations to avoid exposure to secondhand smoke. (SM) Apply strategies to hypothetical situations to avoid exposure to secondhand smoke. ATOD-3
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STRAND 3: SAFETY
Standard 1: Core Concepts Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
3.1 Describe fire and burn hazards. (CC) Describe fire and burn hazards. Safety-2
3.2 Describe wheeled recreation hazards. (CC) Describe wheeled recreation hazards. Safety-1
    (CC) Describe the characteristics of appropriate and inappropriate touch. Safety-7
    (CC) Explain that a child is not at fault if someone touches him or her in an inappropriate way. Safety-7
Standard 2: Access Information Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
3.3 Demonstrate the procedure for calling 911 to get help in emergencies. (AI) Demonstrate the procedure for calling 911 to get help in emergencies. Safety-4
    (AI) Demonstrated how to ask a trusted adult for help. Safety-7
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
3.4 Apply strategies to prevent fires and burns to hypothetical situations. (SM) Apply strategies to prevent fires and burns. Safety-3
3.5 Demonstrate actions to take in a fire emergency. (SM) Demonstrate actions to take in a fire emergency. Safety-4
3.6 Describe situations that are dangerous, destructive, and disturbing and that need to be reported to an adult. (SM) Describe situations that are dangerous, destructive, and disturbing and that need to be reported to an adult. Safety-5
3.7 Practice escaping unsafe situations by getting away, leaving, and telling an adult. (SM) Practice escaping unsafe situations by getting away, leaving, and telling an adult. Safety-5
3.8 Apply strategies and rules for safe wheeled recreation, including the proper use of safety gear. (SM) Apply strategies and rules for safe wheeled recreation, including the proper use of safety gear. Safety-1
    (SM) Describe safety rules to prevent fires and burns. Safety-2
    (SM) Apply strategies to avoid personally unsafe situations. Safety-7
    (SM) Apply strategies to get away in cases of inappropriate touching or abduction. Safety-7
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STRAND 4: SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH
Standard 1: Core Concepts Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
4.1 Describe ways family members and friends help each other. (CC) Describe ways family members and friends help each other. SE-5

 

4.2 Explain the role of listening and paying attention in building and maintaining friendships. (CC) Explain the role of listening and paying attention in building and maintaining friendships. SE-6
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
4.3 Apply skills to find out how others are feeling. (SM) Apply skills to find out how others are feeling. SE-2
4.4 Apply skills to predict the potential feelings of others. (SM) Apply skills to predict the potential feelings of others. SE-1
Standard 6: Decision Making Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
4.5 Describe characteristics of people who can help make decisions and solve problems. (AI) (INF) (DM) Describe and demonstrate ways to be responsible at home and school. SE-7
4.6 Explain the decision making and problem solving steps. (CC) Explain the decision making and problem solving steps. SE-7 &
SE-8
4.7 Apply the steps to making a decision or solving a problem. (DM) Apply the steps to making a decision or solving a problem. SE-8
Standard 7: Social Skills Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
4.8 Apply effective listening and attending skills. (COM) Apply effective listening and attending skills. SE-6
4.9 Demonstrate giving and accepting a compliment or statement of appreciation. (COM) Demonstrate giving and accepting a compliment or statement of appreciation. SE-4
4.10 Apply "please," "thank you," "excuse me," and "I am sorry" to appropriate situations. (COM) Apply "please," "thank you," "excuse me," and "I am sorry" to appropriate situations. SE-3
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STRAND 5: PERSONAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Standard 1: Core Concepts Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
5.1 Explain the importance of taking care of teeth. (CC) Explain the importance of taking care of teeth. PHW-3
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
5.2 Demonstrate proper tooth brushing techniques. (SM) Demonstrate proper tooth brushing techniques. PHW-3
5.3 Demonstrate skills to reduce the spread of germs. (SM) Demonstrate skills to reduce the spread
of germs.
PHW-1 &
PHW-2
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