Julianna Duchesneau

A comprehensive 9-lesson 7th grade health unit teaching students a structured decision-making process applied to substance use, peer pressure, and healthy lifestyle choices. Each 45-minute lesson includes PDF handouts, interactive slides, and activities to build critical thinking and real-life application skills.

In this 45-minute 8th grade health lesson, students will apply an eight-step decision-making model to real-life relationship scenarios, building skills to navigate friendships, peer pressure, and conflicts. This foundational lesson empowers students to make thoughtful, healthy relationship choices and sets the stage for deeper exploration.

This 8-lesson health unit for 8th graders explores building healthy relationships using the decision-making model. Students will learn to identify relationship situations, weigh options, and make respectful, responsible choices. Tier 1 classroom unit: 1 overview session (45 min) plus 8 detailed lessons with all materials provided.

In this 45-minute 8th grade health lesson, students explore healthy relationships and apply a 6-step decision-making model to real-life scenarios. This Tier 1 lesson aligns with the Massachusetts Health Curriculum Framework and equips students with tools to evaluate situations and make positive choices.

In this 45-minute 8th grade health lesson, students explore healthy relationships and apply a 6-step decision-making model to real-life scenarios. This Tier 1 lesson aligns with the Massachusetts Health Curriculum Framework and equips students with tools to evaluate situations and make positive choices.

This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the concept of alcohol, its effects on the body and mind, and the potential consequences of its consumption. Through engaging activities, students will explore the science behind alcohol's impact and discuss its personal and societal implications. This lesson is crucial for helping students make informed decisions and understand the importance of responsible behavior.

This lesson addresses the impact of digital devices on mental health and encourages students to take breaks from screens. Through discussions and practical activities, students will learn about the negative effects of too much screen time and how to create a balanced digital detox schedule to improve their well-being.

This lesson aims to debunk common myths about condoms and provide accurate information. By learning the facts, students will be better equipped to make informed decisions regarding their sexual health. This lesson is important as it addresses misconceptions and promotes critical thinking.

This lesson will teach students the importance of consent and respecting personal boundaries. It includes interactive activities, discussions, and scenarios to help students understand and apply these concepts. This lesson is crucial for fostering a safe and respectful classroom environment.

In this lesson, students will explore various career options, understanding the skills and education required for each. They will also reflect on their own interests and strengths to identify potential career paths. This lesson is important as it helps students start thinking about their future careers and what they might need to achieve their goals.

In this lesson, students will take a career interest assessment to identify potential career paths and reflect on their results. This lesson is important because it helps students explore their interests, understand potential career options, and set goals.