NOVEMBER 13 – 14, 2025

GRADE 12
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS:

Copy all the concept notes on your notebook.

All activities will be written on a one whole size of
paper.

DO NOT INCLUDE:
- What I Can Do (pages 10-11)
- Assessment (pages 24-26)

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Senior High School

HOPE 4
2nd Semester
Module 1:
RECREATION: A NEW NORMAL
APPROACH

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 What I Need to Know
This Module was designed & written to help you to understand the
concept of Modified Recreational Activities & how they can help to improve
one’s health through regular participation.
The lesson is arranged to follow the standard sequence of the course. The
module is divided into three lessons namely:
● Lesson 1 – Recreational Activities and Barriers to Physical Activity
Involvement
● Lesson 2 - Health Related Fitness Components
● Lesson 3 – Nutrition
MELC 1 – Assesses health related fitness (HRF status, barriers to
physical activity assessment participation and one’s diet.
MELC 3 – Engages in moderate to vigorous physical activities (MVPA”
s ) for at least 60 minutes most days of the week in variety of settings
in-and-out-of-school.
After going through this module, you are expected to:
1. Recall the concept of recreation and its importance
2. Identify the Health-Related Fitness components used/enhanced or
developed in the Recreational Activities.
3. Enumerate factors that influence one’s physical activity involvement
(Recreational Activity).
4. Plan and Engage in active recreational activities with the family during
the quarantine
5. Identify the types of eating habits and understand the importance of
having a healthy eating lifestyle.

What I Know
TRUE OR FALSE
Directions: Answer the following statements by writing T if the statement is
true and write F if the statement is false. Write your answer in a separate
answer sheet.
1. Man needs to indulge in recreation for him/her to balance his/her
lifestyle and live a full satisfying life.
2. Recreational activity relieves the feeling of fatigue, restores our energy
and promotes a sense of joy.
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 3. Participating in leisure and recreation activities can help better in
managing one’s stress and reduce depression.
4. Outdoor recreation sport includes nature walks, river rafting, cycling,
camping, fishing, hiking, adventure park, surfing, and sports.
5. For the individual to participate in his/her chosen recreational activity,
he/she should impose upon himself/herself to do it regularly.
Directions: Read each question very carefully and select the letter of your
BEST answer. Write your answer on the blank space provide d before the
number.
6. Which of the following is not a Health-Related Fitness component?
A. Body Composition
B. Cardio-Respiratory Endurance
C. Flexibility
D. Power
7. What keeps young people from engaging into a regular physical activity?
A. Exercise is Uninteresting
B. Does not have idea how to be active
C. Lack of Motivation
D. All of the above
8. Which of the following daily activities require good muscular endurance?
A. Use of vacuum cleaner
B. Carrying groceries to your home
C. Sustained Walking or running
D. All of the above
9. The following statements are benefits of eating well and being active
except?
A. Better mood
B. Diabetes management
C. Gain weight
D. Improved memory
10. The average person should drink glasses of water each day,
to replace the water lost during normal daily activities.
A. 4-5 C. 7-8
B. 5-6 D. 8-9

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LESSON 1: Recreational Activities and Barriers to
Physical Activity Involvement

What’s In

Recall the health-enhancing benefits that you get from participating in fitness,
dance and sporting activities?

What’s New
Living in fast moving society, time and again you forget take time out due to
deadlines and other urgent things to finish ahead if not on time. Our
schedules in school and home almost use up all your time leaving you
exhausted that give you no more time to relax or spend our “free time” wisely.

How do you spend your free time?

Lifestyle of the people changes; most young generations engage in an activity

made of advance technology these unhealthy behaviors will lead to sedentary
lifestyle diseases.

How can we avoid and control lifestyle diseases?

Be active

What is It

Lesson I. The Concept of Recreation & Its Barriers

to Physical Activity Involvement
Recreation is an activity done during leisure time that is fun, exciting,
worthwhile, challenging and acceptable to the norms of the society, it should
offer immediate and instant satisfaction to the individual.

Leisure comes from the comes from the latin word “licere”, which means to
“permit” or to “allow”. It is defined as free time and unoccupied time. It is the

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time when an individual has already consumed his time to do the things for
existence and subsistence.

Recreational activities may be classified as either passive or active. Passive

Recreational activity refers to activities done during leisure but at immobile
position while Active recreational activity requires one to expend energy while
performing these activities. It is important to make distinction between this
two. How would you classify an individual playing online games from his or
her room against someone who is playing badminton? Which one is active and
who is passive?

Being active is one of the most important things you can do for your health.
Everyone can experience the health benefits of being active – age, abilities,
ethnicity, shape, or size do not matter.

What Are the Benefits That Can Be Derived from Recreation?

1. BE HAPPIER - FEEL GREAT! – activity chosen from a desire or

motivation can produce happiness and enjoyment, which is coupled with
satisfaction got from participation.
2. BUILD FAMILY/SOCIETY UNITY – Families are the cornerstone in
promoting well-being and healthy development in children. Family bonds are
improved by the sharing of leisure. Families that recreate together tend to be
closer, more cohesive and improve their chances of staying together. This can
be true with both parent-child relationships and married couples.
3. CONTROL WEIGHT, LOOK BETTER, BUILD STRONG BODIES- Sports
participants had significantly lower body mass index values, lower blood
pressures, and lower resting pulse rates. The physically fit person is a less
vulnerable to injury and is less likely to experience depression.
4. BUILD SELF-ESTEEM- When young people feel good about themselves,
you operate more effectively and productively in your community, family and
school.
5. REDUCE STRESS - RELAX! - Positive and enjoyable recreation
experiences can decrease stress and psychological tensions. Leisure activities
provide people with the chance to expel energy and emotion not being released
in other aspects of their lives.
6. ELIMINATE LONELINESS - CONQUER BOREDOM! - Both mild and
depressive disorder may be reduced with activities like water aerobics and
swimming. "Active Living" could be a concept that connects the mind, body
and spirit in physical activity.
7. MEET FRIENDS - CREATE MEMORIES! (SOCIAL FITNESS)

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- Help an individual to go along with his peers through a process that
enhance and develop his /her self-actualization, sportsmanship, self-control,
and spirit of sharing.

Some Factors Influencing Your Participation in Recreational Activities

1. Social – peers and family play an important role in motivating one’s
choice in choosing what kind of recreational activity she /he wants.
If your friends are playing basketball or biking outside, there is a possibility
that you will be playing with them. If your family is sedentary, then you will
be probably be less motivated to participate in active recreational activity.
2. Environmental – your surroundings dictate how you will participate in
recreational activity. If you live near sports recreational area you are more
likely to be physically active because you can easily access the facilities.

But how can you be physically active if you are inside the house?

Assess what recreational activities do you participate during this pandemic

time.

What’s More
Assessing Your Participation in Recreational Activities

Directions: Indicate your response by checking the corresponding column of

your answer. After completing the checklist, analyze if you are engaged
more on PASSIVE or ACTIVE form of recreational activity. Be honest!

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY ALWAYS SELDOM NEVER PASSIVE ACTIVE

1. AMUSEMENTS

● Playing Internet Games

● Play station

● Watching Movies

● Watching Games

2. ARTS & CRAFTS

● Pottery

● Letter cutting

● Painting

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 ● Cooking

3. DANCE

● Pop Dance

● Folk Dance

● Ballet/Contemporary

● Exercise Dance/ Zumba

4. DRAMA

● Acting

● Pantomime

5. GAMES & SPORTS

● Table games

● Individual Sports

● Team Sports

● Combative Sports

[Link]

● Collecting Stamps

● Collecting Souvenirs

7. MUSIC

● Vocal Music/Videoke

● Instrumental Music

● Choral Music

[Link] ACTIVITIES

● Hiking

● Mountain Climbing

● Camping

● Nature Tripping

● Orienteering

● Swimming

9. SURFING IN THE INTERNET

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 Social Media

10 OTHERS

YOU MAY INCLUDE OTHER

ACTIVITY THAT DID NOT
MENTION FROM THE

My inventory checklist shows that I participate more in Passive Active

recreational activities.

Task:
Fill out the form below to plan for a more active engagement in recreational
activities alone, with siblings or with family during the pandemic.

A. RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY PLAN

LIST OF COST/ ALONE/FAMIL DATE INDOOR/OUTDOOR

ACTIVITIES EQUIPMENT/ Y ACCOMPLISHED
MATERIAL /TIME/FREQUENCY

EXAMPLE: SOUNDS, SPACE BOTH DEC. 25,2020 BOTH

POP
DANCE

B. EVIDENCE/ DOCUMENTATION

What I Have Learned

My Family’s Physical Activity
SOURCE: Tolitol , et. Al. 2016. HOPE 1 Health-Optimizing Physical Education Fitness. Vibal Group, Inc.

Questions Yes No

1. Do any of your parents lead an active lifestyle?

2. Does your family engage in structured (e.g. team or individual sports)

or non- structured (e.g. active games, family walks) physical activity

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 together?

3. Does any member of your family take you to places where you can be
active such as public parks or basketball courts?

4. Does your family support and encourage you when you are interested
in participating in a new activity?

5. Does your family encourage you to participate in physical activity

instead of watching TV or playing passive video games and surfing in
internet?

Process Questions:

1. How do you think your family’s activities affect your own?

2. Why is family support important in participating in physical activity?

3. What are the ways that you can think of that can encourage your family
to engage in physical activities?

What I Can Do
STAY @ HOME NAME DROP &
SPELL YOUR NAME CHALLENGE!!

Due to the NEW NORMAL setting, we are all struggling to stay fit as much
as possible. We are not moving as much as we used to be, and we are
starting to feel how the lockdown is affecting.

Directions: Do the Spell Your Name Challenge together with your social media
friends. Use other set of exercise if you cannot execute the designated exercise,
always remember safety first do not force yourself if you are not feeling well.

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 • Let us work together to stay active! Spell out your name and do the
corresponding workout. Then, spell a friend’s names and do that work
out.

[Link]
• Do each exercise for every letter in your name for 20 seconds with a 10
second rest in between. For an added challenge spell your last name!]
• Tag your friend to challenge them to participate! (Facebook, Twitter, or
Instagram)

NOTE: Before the challenge do some sets of warm-ups before the activities
and stretching after the activity to avoid injuries and accident.

Assessment

1. Which of the following is TRUE about recreation and leisure activities?

a. It is limited only to government-supported programs.
b. All programs are privately operated.
c. Fishing is an example of a sports program.
d. Sports are one of many categories that may be included.
2. All the following are examples of active recreational activities EXCEPT
a. hiking.
b. dancing.
c. scrabble.
d. Playing soccer.
3. Which of the following is considered the real lifetime activity?
a. Jogging
b. Push-ups
c. Walking
d. Skipping

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4. How to maintain a healthy lifestyle?
a. Engage yourself in a regular physical activity
b. Eat healthy foods
c. Find time to manage stress
d. All the above
5. Which of the following activities is an example of passive recreational
activity?
a. Hip hop Dance C. Running
b. Drama D. Zumba
6. Leah is working from home starting from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm using her
laptop to create modules for her students, after every two hours she is
dancing Zumba to release her energy. What benefit did she derive from
dancing?
a. build self-esteem
b. control weight, look better, build strong bodies
c. eliminate loneliness
d. reduce stress and to relax
7. Leisure comes from the comes from the latin word “licere”, which means
to:
a. Be happy not sad C. Allow and permit
b. Be active and passive D. Give and receive
8. Engaging you in recreational activities gives you a chance to be a good
leader and a follower. Which of the following benefits you gain from
recreational activity?
a. Build family/society unity
b. Build self-esteem
c. Control weight, look better, build strong bodies
d. Eliminate loneliness - conquer boredom!
9. Roberto’s family likes to hike, camping and go for outdoor activities but
he does not like it he prefers to join with his friends playing basketball
and volleyball because their subdivision has its own recreational
amenities for recreation. What factor influence his participating in
recreational activities?
a. Environmental
b. Social
c. Both Environmental and social
d. None of the above
10. The physically fit person is a smaller amount vulnerable to injury and
is a smaller amount likely to experience depression Which of the
following benefits you gain from recreational activity?
a. build family/society unity
b. build self-esteem
c. control weight, look better, build strong bodies
d. eliminate loneliness - conquer boredom!

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 Additional Activities

• After the Name Drop Challenge / Spell Your Name Challenge, enumerate the
things that you gained after the whole activity?
• Are you going to continue this kind of Recreational Activity? Are you going to
continue sharing the good effects of this activity? How?
• Make a plan of your own aside from name drop challenge that will help to
enhance your fitness and influence other people through social media.

Lesson 2 : Health Related Fitness Components

What’s In

In your own words, What Benefits Can Be Derived from engaging in

Recreational activities?

What’s New

In your free time, do you play basketball, volleyball, dance swimming or other
similar activities?
Do you do any household activity like sweeping the floor, gardening, carrying
or lifting heavy loads that raise your pulse rate or increase your breathing?

Your ability to perform this daily activity requires a low, medium and high
level of health-related fitness for a NEW NORMAL lifestyle regardless of age,
gender or sporting ability. One’s failure to sustain might lessen one’s quality
of life. Poor fitness on the opposite hand also controls the potential to perform
daily activities like walking, /cycling to figure, shopping and climbing the
stairways.

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 What is It

Recreational Activities and Health-Related Fitness

Components
“Does Your Lifestyle Help Develop, Enhance or Sustain Health-
Related Fitness Components?”
Health-related fitness involves exercise activities that you do to try to improve
your physical health and stay healthy, particularly in the categories of
cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, muscular
endurance, and body composition. The average person needs regular physical
activity just because the physique was designed to maneuver. To stay healthy,
you must move.
Health-related fitness is made up of 5 core components which are by products
of exercise and physical activity. These are.
1. CARDIOVASCULAR ENDURANCE must do with how long you are
ready to perform activities/exercises without being fatigued. Heart and
lungs endurance or cardiovascular endurance is the ability to exercise
the whole body for long periods of time.
2. MUSCULAR STRENGTH
Muscular Strength is the amount of force you will be able to put forth
along with your muscles. t is often measured by what quantity weight
you will be able to lift. People with high level of muscular strength have
fewer problems with backaches and can do their daily tasks efficiently.
3. MUSCULAR STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE
Muscular strength is the amount of force you can put out or the amount
of weight you can lift. Muscular endurance is how many times you can
move that weight without getting exhausted (very tired)
4. FLEXIBILITY
Flexibility is that the ability to use your joints fully. It is also the ability
of a joint or series of joints to move through an unrestricted, pain free
range of motion. Although flexibility varies widely from person to
person, minimum ranges are necessary for maintaining joint and total
body health. (Example : sit-and-reach and the trunk lift)

5. BODY COMPOSITION
Body composition is the proportion of fat and non-fat mass in your
body. A healthy body composition is one that includes a lower
percentage of body fat and a higher percentage of non-fat mass, which

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 includes muscle, bones, and organs. Knowing your body composition
can help you assess your health and fitness level. Exercise and
eating the proper foods within the proper amounts can improve body
composition. Body composition will be measured using an instrument
called calipers, a specialized scale, or it will be calculated by using the
body mass index (BMI) which uses height and weight to see your BMI.

What’s More
Identify what kind of Health-Related Fitness Components is used in the
following activities. Check the corresponding HRF applicable for each activity.
Activities Cardiorespiratory Muscular Muscular Flexibility
Endurance Strength endurance

Heavy gardening
(continuous digging or
hoeing with heart rate
Increases).
Bicycling 10 mph or faster.
Hiking uphill or with a
heavy backpack.
Pushups (on the knees or
toes) — 10-12 reps
Jumping rope
Lifting heavy objects (like
cabinet, table and chair).
Sweeping the floor for more
than an hour.
Climbing stairs
Dancing
Gymnastics
Yoga
Stretching
Pilates
Pole Dancing

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 What I Have Learned

Please answer the following

1. Why is cardiorespiratory endurance considered the most important
fitness component?

2. Encircle the activities that require a lot of muscular strength to perform

well.
Dance aerobics volleyball spike soccer
High jump pole dancing set shot
Standing running javelin

3. What are the benefits of a good level of flexibility to an individual? What

happens when a student like you has a poor level of flexibility?

What I Can Do
DIRECTIONS: Identify your daily physical activity and distinguish the Health-
Related Fitness Components used.
MY DAILY FITNESS ACTIVITIES

HRF TIME & DATES ACTIVITIES MOV’s

COMPONENTS
1. EX. 06-25-2020 ZUMBA VIDEO/TIKTOK
Cardiorespiratory
endurance

2. MUSCULAR
ENDURANCE

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 3. MUSCULAR
STRENTGH

4. FLEXIBILITY

Assessment

Direction: On the space provided below; write down what health –related
fitness component is being described.
1. The proportion of fat, muscle and bone of an
individual’s body.
2. The ability of the muscle to move high resistance for a
short period of time.
3. The ability of the muscle to move low resistance for a
long period of time.
4. A joints ability to move through its full range of motion.
5. The ability to engage in physical activity for long periods
due to strong heart and lungs and clear blood vessels.
6. Which of the following is not a benefit from a cardiovascular exercise?
a. Increased ability to take in and use oxygen
b. Improved balance
c. Lower blood pressure
7. The difference between muscular strength and muscular endurance
training is in the amount of weight lifted and the number of times it is lifted.
a. True
b. False
c. Maybe
d. None of the above
8. Health- related fitness measures a person's ability to perform physical
activities that require which of the following?
a. Endurance, body composition, and heart rate
b. Strength, body composition, and resistance
c. Endurance, strength, and flexibility
d. Fat, muscle, and bone

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9. People have excellent aerobic fitness when they can engage in physical
activity for a long time because of their:
a. dedication, motivation, and endurance
b. strength, strong bones, and strong
c. muscles proportions of fat, muscle, and bone strong
d. heart, lungs, and clear blood
10. The ability to do 20 squats with no weight is an example of:
a. Muscular Endurance
b. Muscular Strength
c. Flexibility
d. Aerobic Fitness

Additional Activities

1. Continue to do your DAILY FITNESS ACTIVITY for one month and record it to
your FITNESS DIARY and write your daily experience about the activity.

Lesson 3 : Nutrition
What’s In

. “Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you who you are or simply “You are
What You Eat”- Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, French philosopher and
gourmand
It is a representational expression implying what people eat could
eventually affect their lives. If they eat healthy food, they are going to feel
healthy, and if they eat unhealthy food, they are going to feel unhealthy too.

What’s New

Food is our common ground, a universal experience.” – James Beard

It goes without saying that irrespective of where you are in the world, we all
share a standard experience on food.
It may come as a surprise that men and women live longer, healthier and
active lives well into their 80s and 90s. The National Institute on Ageing (NIH)
says, “Studies show that a decent diet in your later years reduces your risk of
osteoporosis, high blood pressure, heart diseases and certain cancers.”
[Link] 2018. “What Do We Know About Healthy Aging?” National Institute on Aging. 2018.
[Link]

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Improving nutrition and fitness are for all. You are never too old to enjoy the
advantages. Nutrient-rich foods, activities with friends and family can make
a true difference to your strength and energy levels. Enjoying the
straightforward things in life should not be a struggle. As you age, it is vital
to contemplate how food and activity choices play a job in our health
It all starts with good nutrition. This helps to stay bones, organs, muscles and
other body parts strong and mobile. Foods that are rich in vitamins and
minerals help keep the immune system strong and drive back illness. Having
a well-balanced diet reduces the likelihood of cardiovascular disease, anemia,
type-2 diabetes. Eating nutrient dense food together with a balance of
activities will help to stay you supple and have an honest night’s rest.

What is It

Why a balanced diet is important?

Balanced diet is extremely important because your organs and tissues need
proper nutrition to work effectively. Without good nutrition, your body is more
susceptible to disease, infection, fatigue, and poor performance. Children with
a poor diet run the possibility of growth and developmental problems and poor
academic performance and this bad eating habits can persist for the rest of
their lives.

Source:
[Link]

How to achieve a balanced diet?

Choose MyPlate: 10 Tips to a Great Plate
Balance calories
Find out what percentage calories you would like for every day as a
primary step in managing your weight. Being physically active also helps
you balance calories.

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Enjoy your food but eat less
Take the time to completely enjoy your food as you eat it. Eating too fast or
when your attention is elsewhere may cause eating too many
calories. Concentrate to hunger and fullness cues before, during, and after
meals. Use them to acknowledge when to eat and when you have had
enough.
Avoid oversized portions
Use a smaller plate, bowl, and glass. Hand out foods before you eat. When
eating out, choose a smaller size option, share a dish, or bring in a part
of your meal.

Foods to eat more often

Eat more vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and fat-free or 1% milk and dairy
products. These foods have the nutrients you would like for health —
including potassium, calcium, vitamin D, and fiber. Make them the idea for
meals and snacks.

Make half your plate fruits and vegetables

Choose red, orange, and dark-green vegetables like tomatoes, sweet
potatoes, and broccoli, together with other vegetables for your meals. Add
fruit to meals as a part of main or side dishes or as dessert.

Switch to fat-free or low-fat (1%) milk

They have the identical amount of calcium and other essential nutrients
as milk, but fewer calories and fewer saturated fat.

Make half your grains whole grains

To eat more whole grains, substitute a whole-grain product for a refined
product — like eating whole wheat bread rather than bread or rice rather
than polished rice.

Foods to eat less often

Cut back on foods high in solid fats, added sugars, and salt. They include
cakes, cookies, ice cream, candies, sweetened drinks, pizza, and fatty meats
like ribs, sausages, bacon, and hot dogs. Use these foods as occasional
treats, not everyday foods.

Compare sodium in foods

Use the Nutrition Facts label to decide on lower sodium versions of foods
like soup, bread, and frozen meals. Select canned foods labelled “low
sodium,”” reduced sodium,” or “no salt added.”

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Drink water rather than sugary drinks
Cut calories by water or unsweetened beverages. Soda, energy drinks, and
sports drinks are a serious source of added sugar, and calories.

What’s More
RATE YOUR EATING HABITS
(“RATE YOUR EATING HABITS - Google Search.” n.d. [Link]. Accessed September 24, 2020.)

Healthy Habit ALWAYS MOST OF RARELY NEVER

THE TIME
Do you:
1. Eat vegetables (excluding potato) and/or salad
with one or two meals a day
2. Eat at least 2 serves of fruit a day
3. Steer clear of refined carbohydrates such as
white bread, white rice and sweet cereals
4. Trim the fat off meat and the skin from
chicken before cooking
5. Use low-fat methods to cook such as grilling,
poaching, boiling, dry-roasting or microwaving
[Link] fish or seafood (fresh or canned) at 2 meals
a week
[Link] sprinkle salt over your food
[Link] no-added-salt or salt-reduced versions of
cheese, ham, crackers, sauces and other salty
foods
[Link] sweet fizzy drinks or concentrated fruit
juices
[Link] chocolate, cakes, desserts and lollies for
special occasions
[Link] your intake of caffeine moderate (less
than 2bought coffees or 2 energy drinks or 4
teas a day)
[Link] healthier take-aways such as lean
burgers, shawarma rolls or sandwiches with
plenty of salad, salad boxes
[Link] breakfast in the
[Link] when you are hungry (stomach hunger)
and stop when
you are just comfortably full
[Link] a variety of different foods each day
TOTAL

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How did you score?
Add up the number of ticks and fill out the boxes below:

Total no of ALWAYS answers ♦ x 3 = ……..

Total no of MOST OF THE TIME answers ♦ x 2 = ….….

Total no of RARELY answers ♦ x 1 = ……..

Total no of NEVER answers ♦ x 0 = 0
My final Total = ………

HERE’S WHAT YOUR SCORE MEANS:

37-48 POINTS: Congratulations You seems to be on top of things and looking after
yourself by eating healthily. Well done and keep up the good work.

25-36 POINTS: You are doing well but there’s room for improvement. Go back over
the quiz and see if there are any points that you could try. Look at what small things
you could improve on such as eating larger serves of vegetables at night or drinking
water instead of soft drink or cutting back on one coffee. And be more consistent
13-24 POINTS: You have some good eating habits but not enough to guarantee
long-term good health and help yourself stay well. Every week try adding one healthy
habit from the quiz to make your eating better. You could swap the type of bread or
cereal you buy or shop around for healthier fast food when you are out.
0-12 POINTS: It is time to take a hard look at your daily diet. It is nowhere near as
good as it could be and may start to jeopardize your health in terms of high
cholesterol, overweight, high blood sugars or flagging energy. You need to give your
diet an overhaul. Make an appointment with an accredited nutritionist or dietician if
you have concerns about eating right. Perhaps start with one of the questions from
the quiz. Realize that even small changes all add up!

What I Have Learned

1. Why should our food intake be balanced?

2. What composes a balanced diet?

3. How important do you feel other people’s support is in helping you eat
a healthy diet?

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 What I Can Do

MY FOOD DIARY
List down your food intake for one week.

EATING MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

TIME

BREAKFAST

SNACK

LUNCH

SNACK

DINNER

SNACK

1. What are the foods you eat more often?

2. Did you drink more water rather than sugary drinks?

3. What will you do to maintain healthy diet to achieve healthy body?

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 Assessment

Create your own way on how to promote “EATING HEALTHY: A HABIT”

through; (Select one only)

1. Jingle (using lively music)

2. Poster (using Oslo paper)
3. Essay

Rubrics
JINGLE 4 POINTS 3 POINTS 2 POINTS 1 POINT
MAKING

Theme A B C D

Jingle stays on Jingle stays on Jingle stays on Jingle doesn't stay

topic topic. Topic is topic some of the on topic. Topic is
throughout. positive and time. Topic is not shown in a
Topic is appropriate for occasionally positive way or is
positive and school positive and not always
appropriate for advertising. appropriate for appropriate.
school Competent lyrics school Group has
advertising. to advertise advertising. Fine difficulty and
Clever lyrics. topic. lyrics written needs much
with some support to write
teacher support. lyrics.
Melody A B C D

Melody is Melody is simple Melody is fair, Melody requires

simple and and "catchy". but not "catchy". much
very "catchy". Rhythm and Could be improvement, is
Rhythm and melody range improved not appealing, or
melody range appropriate and rhythmically or is "stolen" from
appropriate appealing. melodically. another source.
and appealing. Demonstrates Lacks originality.
Is original. some originality.

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POSTER POOR FAIR GOOD EXCELLENT TOTAL
MAKING SCORE
1 POINT 2 POINTS 3 POINTS 4 POINTS
Poor Fair Good Excellent Total
Score
Creativity No creation Some Shows many Very creative
has been creative creative ideas. poster. Total
used. ideas used. Score.
Neatness Poor Fair Good Excellent Total
Score
Very Many Some untidy Very neat and
careless untidy errors. tidy poster. Total
and untidy. errors. Score.

Well Poor Fair Good Excellent Total

Organized Score
Poster is Poster is Poster is Information is
poorly put put organised well well organised Total
together together but still a and easy to Score.
and very okay but is little difficulty understand.
difficult to difficult to understandin
understand understand g.
. .

ESSAY Exceeds Standard Meets Standard Approaching Below

4 POINTS 3 POINTS Standard Standard
2 POINTS
1 POINT

Focus/Ideas Exceeds Standard Meets Standard Approaching Below

Standard Standard
-Has ideas that are -Has ideas that
connected to each are fairly -Ideas are Minimum
other connected somewhat standard
-Has a fully -Has a fairly connected is not met.
developed topic well-developed -Has a minimally
and a clear topic topic stated in a developed topic;
sentence that topic sentence may or may not
expresses the main -Has some have a topic
idea details that sentence
-Has carefully support the -Some details are
selected topic present
interesting details -Generally -Focus strays
that support the maintains focus
topic
-Maintains focus
clearly throughout
the essay

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 Word Exceeds Standard Meets Standard Approaching Below
Choice/Sentenc Standard Standard
e Structure Many interesting Some
words are used interesting Some interesting Minimum
Language is varied words are used words are used standard
Sentences are Language is Language is is not met.
complete somewhat somewhat
Sentences vary in varied repetitive
lenght and One or two Some sentences
structure sentences are are incomplete
Sentence incomplete Sentences do not
beginnings are Most sentences vary much in
varied vary in length length and
and structure structure
Most sentence Sentence do not
beginnings are vary much in the
varied beginnings
Organization Exceeds Standard Meets Standard Approaching Below
Standard Standard
-Has clear and -Has logical
logical organization -Some Minimum
organization -Has an organization is standard
-Has a complete introduction, present is not met.
introduction, body, body, and -Has an
and conclusion conclusion introduction,
-Easy to follow -Is fairly easy to body, and
-Paragraphs are follow conclusion, but
not too long or _One paragraph may be unclear
short to support is too long or -Is difficult to
ideas short to support follow at times
-Has the correct ideas _More than one
number of -Has the correct paragraph is too
paragraphs number of long or short
paragraphs -Has the correct
number of
paragraphs

Additional Activities

Plan and continue to supervise your FAMILY’S FOOD DIARY

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 References

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Atanacio, et. Al 2010, Active MAPEH. Magallanes Publishing House

Ciprianao, [Link] 2016, The 21st Century MAPEH in Action. REX Bookstore
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