Grade 3 Health Ontario Curriculum
Overall Expectations
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Term 1 |
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Term 2 |
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Term 3 |
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outline
characteristics in the development and growth of humans from birth
to childhood
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describe what a
drug is, list several examples (e.g., nicotine, caffeine, alcohol),
and describe the effects of these substances on the body
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Specific
Expectations
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Term 1 |
Personal Safety
and Injury Prevention
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explain
relevant safety procedures (e.g., fire drills, railway-crossing and
crosswalk procedures);
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use a
problem-solving process to identify ways of obtaining support for
personal safety in the home, school, and community
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identify
examples of real and fictional violence (e.g., schoolyard fights,
cartoons, movies);
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Term 2 |
Healthy Eating
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identify foods
from different cultures and classify them by food groups;
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describe the
benefits of healthy food choices, physical activity, and healthy
bodies
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describe a
variety of ways to prevent tooth decay (e.g., brushing, making
appropriate food choices, rinsing the mouth)
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Term 3 |
Growth and
Development
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outline the
basic human and animal reproductive processes (e.g., the union of
egg and sperm)
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describe basic
changes in growth and development from birth to childhood (e.g.,
changes to teeth, hair, feet, and height)
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Substance Use
and Abuse
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define the term
drug and identify a variety of legal and illegal drugs
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identify
nicotine (in cigarettes), caffeine (in coffee and colas), and
alcohol as drugs
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use
decision-making skills to make healthy choices about drug use, and
recognize the effects of various substances (e.g., nicotine,
caffeine, alcohol) on the body
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