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Risk Factors And Conditions That Lead To
A Heart Attack
Grade Level: 9
Subject: Health, Math, English
Learner Outcomes:
Students Will:
1. List the reasons why people smoke.
2. Explain how tobacco usage is directly linked to respiratory and
circulatory diseases.
3. Investigate the challenges to quit tobacco usage and positive steps
taken by those individuals who want to quit.
Duration Of Lesson: 3-90 Minute
sessions
Materials: Calculators
Technology Tools / Courseware: Excel,
PowerPoint , Computer with internet access, Video Camera.
Teacher Notes:
1. Students may work as groups if needed.
2. All students must have a signed internet usage form on file.
3. Teacher should have prior working knowledge of Microsoft
PowerPoint .
Procedures:
1. Students will view and list the reasons why people smoke
from a PowerPoint presentation.
2. Students will be grouped to research the following terms and phrases from a internet search engine.
Students will
incorporate a jigsaw so that they may attain
the working definitions of the remaining terms not assigned to their
particular group.
To create the jigsaw:
Students will be divided into groups in which each group will be assigned
terms. Number these groups 1,2,3...
Each group will then find their assigned term. Students should regroup
having someone from each original group
in the new group. Here they will share any information acquired from
the original group.
3. Have the students video a two-minute public service announcement
directed at the hazards of tobacco usage and trying to stop.
Modifications:
1. Visually impaired should receive preferential seating as
well as group placement for assistance.
2. Special needs students may require extended time to complete assignments.
3. Teacher should consult individual students IEP's and 504 plan.
Enrichment Activities:
1. Using calculators have students do calculations for the
following information:
In 1997, 27% of 230 million
people living in America use tobacco, what is the total number of users.
In 1998, 29% of 235 million people living in America
use tobacco, what is the total number of users.
In 1999, 31% of 240 million people living in America
use tobacco, what is the total number of users.
In 2000, 32% of 245 million people living in America
use tobacco, what is the total number of users.
In 2001, 33% of over 250 million people living in
America use tobacco, what is the total number of users.
2. Let the students share "success" stories of their cessation
from tobacco usage.
Evaluation / Assessment:
1. Student will be evaluated on viewing PowerPoint and jigsaw
by rubric
2. Public service announcement video will be assessed by rubric .
WV State
IGO's
Health: HE.23, HE.28, HE.42, HE.43
Math: AM1.1, AM1.16
English: 9.39, 9.40, 9.50
National Standards:
Technology
Students use technology to locate, evaluate, and collect information from
a variety of sources.
Knows the characteristics and uses of computer software programs
Health
Knows and uses health care terminology.
Knows health risk factors and techniques to manage and reduce those risks.
Math
Demonstrate understanding of numbers, ways of representing numbers, and relationships
among numbers and number
systems.
English
Uses the general skills and strategies of the writing process.
Gathers and uses information for research purposes.
Uses the general skills and strategies of the reading process.
References:
Glencoe Health
Additional Links:
Teenz 24/7 Smoking
Links
How to Quit Smoking
Authors: Herbie
Halsey
Coney Bales
Pat Reinhardt
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