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Grade Level Content Expectations (GLCE)
 

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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 how consuming a variety of healthy foods and beverages helps a person stay healthy. (CC) Describe how consuming a variety of nutritious foods and beverages helps a person stay healthy. NPA-1
1.2 Describe how being physically active helps a person stay healthy. (CC) Describe how being physically active helps a person stay healthy. NPA-3
1.3 Describe how drinking water helps a person stay healthy. (CC) Describe how drinking water helps a person stay healthy. NPA-1
    (CC) Identify the five food groups NPA-2
    (CC) Categorize foods into the food groups. NPA-2
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
1.4 Generate examples of physical activities that are personally enjoyable. (SM) Generate examples of physical activities that are personally enjoyable. NPA-3
1.5 Select a variety of foods that can be eaten for healthy snacks. (SM) Select a variety of foods that can be eaten for healthy snacks. NPA-1
    (SM) Assess how many chosen snacks belong to a food group. 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
Standard 2: Access Information Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
2.3 Identify trustworthy sources of accurate information about potentially poisonous household products. (AI) Identify trustworthy sources of accurate information about potentially poisonous household products. ATOD-2
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
2.4 Explain rules for handling household products and avoiding poisons. (SM) Explain rules for handling household products and avoiding poisons. ATOD-2
2.5 Describe how to safely use medicines. (SM) Describe how to safely use medicines. ATOD-1
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STRAND 3: SAFETY
Standard 1: Core Concepts Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
3.1 Describe pedestrian hazards and safe pedestrian behaviors. (CC) Describe pedestrian hazards and safe pedestrian behaviors. Safety-2
3.2 Identify dangerous objects and weapons. (CC) Identify dangerous objects and weapons. Safety-3
3.3 Describe the characteristics of appropriate touch and inappropriate touch. (CC) Describe the characteristics of appropriate touch and inappropriate touch. Safety-5
3.4 Explain that a child is not at fault if someone touches her or her in an inappropriate way. (CC) Explain that a child is not at fault if someone touches her or her in an inappropriate way. Safety-5
Standard 2: Access Information Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
3.5 Demonstrate the procedure for calling 911 and explain when it is appropriate to do so. (AI) Demonstrate the procedure for calling 911 and explain when it is appropriate to do so. Safety-4
3.6 Demonstrate how to ask trusted adults for help. (AI) Demonstrate how to ask trusted adults for help. Safety-5
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
3.7 Demonstrate safe pedestrian behaviors. (SM) Demonstrate safe pedestrian behaviors. Safety-2
3.8 Describe dangerous and destructive situations that need to be reported to an adult. (SM) Describe dangerous and destructive situations that need to be reported to an adult. Safety-1
3.9 Apply a rule and demonstrate actions to use in hypothetical situations when weapons may be present. (SM) Apply a rule and demonstrate actions to use in hypothetical situations when weapons may be present. Safety-3
3.10 Generate examples of safe places one might go if feeling personally threatened. (SM) Generate examples of safe places one might go if feeling personally threatened. Safety-1
3.11 Apply strategies to avoid personally unsafe situations. (SM) Apply strategies to avoid personally unsafe situations. Safety-5
3.12 Apply strategies to get away in hypothetical cases of inappropriate touching or abduction. (SM) Apply strategies to get away in cases of inappropriate touching or abduction. Safety-5
    (SM) Demonstrate actions to take when weapons are present. Safety-3
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STRAND 4: SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH
Standard 1: Core Concepts Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
4.1 Identify and describe different kinds of feelings. (CC) Identify different kinds of feelings. SE-4
    (CC) Describe different kinds of feelings. SE-4
    (CC) Identify caring touch as a comforting and important part of positive relationships. SE-3
Standard 2: Access Information Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
4.2 Identify and locate people who can help at home and school. (AI) Identify and locate people who can help at home and school. SE-8
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
4.3 Describe and demonstrate ways to be responsible at home and school. (SM) Describe and demonstrate ways to be responsible at home and school. SE-8
4.4 Demonstrate the ability to recognize and express a variety of feelings appropriately. (COM) Demonstrate the ability to recognize and express a variety of feelings appropriately. SE-6
4.5 Identify and demonstrate strategies to manage strong feelings. (SM) Identify strategies to manage strong feelings. SE-5
    (SM) Demonstrate strategies to manage strong feelings. SE-5
Standard 7: Social Skills Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
4.6 Identify and practice strategies to make friends. (CC) Identify strategies to make friends. SE-2
    (COM) Practice strategies for making friends. SE-2
4.7 Demonstrate giving and accepting a compliment or statement of appreciation. (COM) Demonstrate giving and accepting a compliment or statement of appreciation. SE-7
4.8 Describe situations when it is appropriate to use "please," "thank you," "excuse me," and "I am sorry." (COM) Describe situations when it is appropriate to use "please," "thank you," "excuse me," and "I am sorry." SE-1
4.9 Apply "please," "thank you," and "I am sorry" to appropriate situations. (COM) Apply "please," "thank you," and "I am sorry" to appropriate situations. SE-1
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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 and having one's own toothbrush to prevent disease. (CC) Explain the importance of taking care of teeth and having one's own toothbrush. PHW-2
5.2 Explain the importance of dental health cleanings and exams. (CC) Explain the importance of dental health cleanings and exams. PHW-2
5.3 Explain the importance of proper hand washing to prevent disease.      
Standard 3: Health Behaviors Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
5.4 Demonstrate proper tooth brushing techniques. (SM) Demonstrate proper tooth brushing techniques. PHW-2
5.5 Demonstrate proper hand washing to prevent the spread of germs. (SM) Demonstrate proper hand washing to prevent the spread of germs. PHW-1
Standard 8: Advocacy Michigan Model for Health Objectives Lesson
5.6 Encourage peers to make positive choices for personal health and wellness. (ADV) Encourage peers to make positive choices for personal health and wellness. PHW-3
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