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Nutrition & Wellness Pacing Guide COURSE DESCRIPTION: Nutrition and Wellness is a course that develops skills related to proper nutrition and the concept of EOC VOCATS overall wellness. It includes instruction in nutrition, exercise and diet, healthy food choices, meal preparation, and components for a healthy lifestyle. (Grades 9–12, 1 Semester, 0.5 Carnegie Unit) AP/IB X Teacher-made final exam CHAPTER REFERENCES ARE FROM: Kowtaluk, Helen, & Kopan, Alice Orphanos. Food for Today (Latest ed.). Glencoe. Est. Suggested Time Unit Works Essential Questions Learning Objectives General/Modified Tasks/Strategies 6.5 Unit 1: Kowtaluk, Helen, 1. What is nutrition? 1. Explain the connection TSW discuss how nutrition and week Nutrition & Kopan, Alice 2. What is wellness? between nutrition wellness are related with a small s Orphanos. Food 3. How do healthy food and wellness. group. for today (Latest choices influence your a. Define nutrition and TSW research and report healthy ed.). Glencoe. wellness? wellness. food choices from current articles b. Discover how healthy on the internet. food choices TSW explain how they affect influence wellness. one’s total health using the Internet, newspaper, magazines, and journals. 1. What are the six 2. Describe the classes and TSW describe the major classes essential nutrients? types of and types of 2. Why does our body nutrients. nutrients. continue to need a. Identify the six major TSW research and provide nutrients? classes of information on the six major 3. What are sources for nutrients. classes of nutrients. carbohydrates? b. Distinguish between TSW complete an activity 4. What are sources for organic and (puzzle, word search, etc.) related proteins? inorganic nutrients. to these six classes. 5. What are healthy c. Identify food sources for TSW define organic and sources for fats? each class inorganic compounds using 6. What are food of nutrients. illustrations. sources for vitamins d. Distinguish between fat TSW build molecular models of and minerals? soluble and water soluble organic and inorganic materials. vitamins. TTW provide examples e. Describe the proper use of of specific organic and inorganic non-food sources of nutrients. nutrients. TTW provide information on f. Distinguish between foods that are sources of the saturated and unsaturated different classes of nutrients. fatty acids. TSW build a collage showing food sources of the major classes. 1. What happens to 3. Describe the various TSW identify the fat and water food and nutrients functions of the six classes soluble vitamins, when you eat? of nutrients. and explain the basic differences 2. How is food a. Identify the functions of in the two. transformed into to carbohydrates in the body. TSW bring examples of different basic fuel? b. Identify the functions of non-food nutrient supplements 3. How are you what fats in the body. (vitamin and mineral you eat? c. Identify the functions of supplements, herbs, condiments, 4. How does your body proteins in the body. spices, etc.) and explain their build and repair itself? d. Identify the functions of uses. 5. During digestion water in the body. TSW prepare models of saturated your body breaks down e. Identify the functions of and unsaturated fatty acid what and turns it into vitamins in the body. molecules. what? And why? f. Identify the functions of TSW discuss the physical minerals in the body. qualities of both types and examine. 1. How much vitamins 4. Explain the processes of TSW describe the various are needed for optimal digestion, absorption, and functions of the six health? metabolism. classes of nutrients. 2. How do vitamins a. Identify the organs TSW research current function as a group? involved in digestion. background information on the 3. What are the major b. Describe the stages of functions of the different role and functions of digestion. nutrients in the body. vitamins and minerals? c. Explain the process of TSW prepare an oral and key not 4. How does calcium absorption. /written report. build strength? TSW delivered their reports to 5. Are there any other large group. functions of calcium TTW conduct a class discussion that we overlook? to sum up, and make sure that all important concepts have been covered. TTW explain the processes of digestion, absorption, and metabolism. TSW create models of the digestive system TSW illustrate and identify the organs and functions. TTW explain and illustrate the passage of food through the body, explaining the chemical and physical processes that take place at each stage of digestion. TSW discuss and illustrate the process of absorption of food from the digestive system into the bloodstream. TSW divide into small groups and discuss absorption and digestion. TSW report findings to large group. 9 Unit 2: 1. Why is water an 1. Understand the role of TSW understand the role of week Exercise and essential nutrient to our energy in wellbeing and energy in wellbeing and s diet body? performance. performance. 2. When did people a. Determine energy needs to TSW calculate their personal start utilizing vitamins maintain optimal health. energy needs. and why? b. Explain factors that TTW discuss the factors that 3. What is the increase or decrease energy increase or decrease energy difference between usage by the body. needs. inorganic and organic TSW create a physical activity compounds? program (workout) for different 4. What are ways in age levels. which excess glucose TSW create an exercise log for can be absorbed? three days or more. 5. After digestion, TSW use pedometers – walking nutrients are absorbed by mile/points and record in a and then what? daily journal. 1. Identify the digestive 2. Describe the effects of TSW evaluate their own tract parts and their body weight on overall weight as related to their bodies’ functions. wellness. bone structure, age, and height.
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