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3.9 Advertise for Exercise

This is Lesson 3.9 (“Advertise for Exercise!”) from the Grow Your PALS Program Guide, part of the National FFA Mentoring Program’s Exercise unit. In this large-group lesson, students learn the positive effects of exercise and the importance of stretching by creating an advertising brochure for their own health club, identifying major muscle groups, the heart and lungs, and stretching practices. Activities include a shoe game, muscle diagram coloring, a stretching poem, brochure creation, and a gallery walk, with a comic-book evaluation assessed by rubric.

At a glance

Learning objectives
  • Describe several positive effects of exercise.
  • Describe the importance of stretching before and after exercise.
Time required
Instruction time for this lesson: 50 minutes.
Materials
  • PALS3.9.LG.AS.A – one per student (human body outline with muscle groups to color)
  • Writing surface
  • Assorted markers – several colors per student
  • PALS3.9.LG.TM.A (heart and lungs diagram)
  • Unlined white paper – one per student
  • Rulers per student (optional): students may share
  • PALS3.9.LG.TM.B (stretching poem)
  • PALS3.9.LG.TM.C (stretching information)
  • Colored notecards – one per student
  • PALS3.9.LG.ASSESS.A – one per student
Precepts
G. Physical Growth — G4. Set goals for long-term health
Lesson Type
Large Group
Unit
Exercise
Key Terms
Cardiovascular

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Aligned Standards

National Standards

  • CS.02.01.02.a.Describe the benefits, risks and opportunities associated with being physically fit.
  • NL-ENG.K-12.12Applying Language Skills
  • NL-ENG.K-12.4Communication Skills
  • NL-ENG.K-12.6Applying Knowledge — Students apply knowledge of language structure, language conventions, media techniques, figurative language, and genre to create critique, and discuss print and non-print texts.
  • NS.K-4.6Science in Personal and Social Perspectives

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