Health · Week 16 · Safety, Substances, and Community Health

Safe Moves Playbook

Students notice the feelings that can lead to risky choices in sports, social events, and cars, then build a playbook of injury prevention moves for each setting.

Self-awarenessGrades 9 to 12About 20 minutesGrades 9 to 12, one semester
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Students will
Students discuss ways to reduce the risk of injuries during athletic and social activities and practice injury prevention in athletic, social, and motor vehicle related settings.
SEL skill
Notice how feelings influence risk-taking
What it looks like
Students recognize how emotions like excitement, pressure, or showing off can affect risk-taking.
Content focus
Reducing injury risk in athletic, social, and vehicle settings
Format
Playbook huddle

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