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Lesson Plan Title:
Body Image
Grade:
7-9

Basic Skills:
None
Application of Basic Skills in:
Individual Activities
 
Functional Fitness
Body Image
Well-Being
 
Communication
Fair Play
Leadership
Team Work
 
Effort
Safety
Goal Setting/Personal Challenge
Active Living In The Community
Grade Specific Outcomes
Activity/Teaching Strategies
   Introductory Activity – Talk to students about what the media portrays as the perfect physically active image. Is this right? Discuss.

Body – All students will watch a video on Body Image while being active: stationary bikes, steppers, skipping, etc. Rotate throughout video if needed. Discuss with students what the media attempts to do to us by portraying only a specific body image. What does the video tell us?


Culminating Activity – Go through magazines available and find 1 misleading advertisement (of someone being active), and tell why it is misleading. What can we do about it?
Assessment Strategies
   Assessment Strategies
List 3 things that you could do to acknowledge that the images the media portrays are unrealistic:

1. __________________________________________________________________
2. __________________________________________________________________
3. __________________________________________________________________

Equipment:
video on body image
magazine for all students
skipping ropes
bikes/steppers etc.

Resources:

Adaptations:
the culminating activity or the assessment strategy can also be done as homework assignments.

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