Health Education
with Mrs. Scambio
Campton Elementary School students in grades K-8 participate in Health Education lessons and activities that cover a wide range of health related topics and skills. Students are encouraged to relate the skills and knowledge they gain in class to their lives outside of school to enhance their overall wellness and that of their families and communities.
In order for students to gain the knowledge and skills necessary for making life-long health decisions the SAU #48 Health Curriculum Guidelines, the NH Health Education Curriculum Guidelines, as well as the National Health Education Standards are followed and used in creating engaging content, activities, projects, and lessons in physical, social, mental, emotional, community, environmental, and personal health.
To see what CES students have been up to in Health Education please use the drop down menu in the top right corner or click on the grades below.
2023-2024
March 2024
Some middle school students chose a quote and drew a picture to depict what that quote means to them. Luck is great - but so is listening, asking for help, setting goals, staying focused, preparing, showing up, improving & making good choices!
February 2024
Show your love for others on Valentine's Day by being kind!
January 2024
Snow Globe Goals
3rd graders set some goals and intentions for 2024! They wrote about & decorated their snow globes with the following:
- Their name
- 2024
- Academic goal
- Personal goal
- Kindness goal
- A word to describe the new year
- A song or quote they love
- Somewhere they'd like to visit in the new year
National Health Education Standard #6Students will demonstrate the ability to use goal-setting skills to enhance health.
December 2023
Spread kindness this holiday season! Students in 2nd & 3rd grade made it snow with these paper snowballs and words of kindness for their classmates. "There's SNOWBODY like you!"
CES Red Ribbon Week
Special thanks to the NH National Guard Counterdrug program for including CES in the Red Ribbon Week Be Kind to Your Mind - Live Drug Free flyover with their black hawk on Wednesday October 25th.
CES staff and students wore red in honor of drug prevention and created a Red Ribbon that could be seen from above. Thank you to CTFD for joining us as well!
October 2023
Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week is a national campaign recognized during the last week of October to honor the life of fallen DEA agent Enrique Camerena (1985) and help bring awareness to drug prevention & healthy choices.
This year's theme of Be Kind to Your Mind - Live Drug Free inspired the ideas 4th & 6th graders wrote on these red ribbons.
September 2023
This is us!
Welcome back to school! We all have unique qualities that make us individuals and when we put those qualities together we make a strong CES community!
2022-2023
June 2023
PRIDE is for Everyone!
June is a month to celebrate and be proud of who you are and respectful of everyone.
May 2023
7th graders learned about the dangers of prolonged UVA & UVB radiation from the sun as well as prevention, detections & treatments for skin cancer. Each 7th grader researched a specific apect related to skin cancer and created a PSA using an Instagram template.
April 2023
CES is joing Action for Healthy Kids and celebrating Every Kid Healthy Week during our April vacation. A form for loggin outside hours will be going home to families the week before vacation. Return it to school after vacation for a chance to win some cool prizes!
March 2023
International Day of Happiness
CES students reflected on what brings them happiness & joy and added a smiley face to this bulletin board that talks about what we can do to find happiness in our lives.
Sponsored by the United Nations, March 20 is International Day of Happiness. What makes you happy?
February 2023
Random Acts of Kindness Week
February 14-20, 2023
As the month goes on, CES students will add random acts of kindness to this board.
January 2023
Seasonal Affective Disorder
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD, sometimes referred to as the winter blues, impacts many people of all ages. Please talk with a medical professional if you or someone you care about is suffering from seasonal affective disorder.
December 2022
What is your super power?
3rd graders reflected on their personal strengths and assets and created personal superheros with pretty incredible super powers they use for good.
November 2022
Make it a Good Day!
November can be a time to reflect on so many things, especially those little things that can make a positive difference in our own life and in the lives of those around us.
October 2022
Take a Stand
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Say Boooooo! to Bullying!
September 2022
Start with Hello!
In conjunction with Sandy Hook Promise, All CES students discussed the importance of acknowledging others and how a simple "hello" can brighten a person's day and make them feel seen and welcome, boosting their self-esteem and overall wellness.
2021-2022
Sun Safety
June 2022
1st graders learned the 5 S's about how to stay safe in the sun from George the Sun Safe Superstar and Skcin n:
SLIP on a shirt
SLOP on sunscreen
SLAP on a hat
SEEK shade
SLIDE on sunglasses
May 2022
Mental Health Matters!
6th graders boosted classmate mental health through positive resilience trait portraits
Earth Day 2022
1st graders brainstormed how they could help the Earth and how the Earth helps us stay healthy.
March 2022
1st graders have spent the past few weeks learning about the importance of eating a variety of fruits and vegetables and making a rainbow on their plates for optimal health.
Eat 5 a Day the RAINBOW Way
1st graders enjoyed making these posters that showcases them "eating a rainbow" of fruits and vegetables.
American Heart Month
February 2022
#oneword2022
January 2022
Students in grades 6-8 worked through some SMART goals for 2022 and came up with one word as their health theme for 2022.
Light Up the World with Kindness
December 2021
Students in grades 1-5 wrote down ideas on how to show kindness.
Gallery of Gratitude
November 2021
3rd graders brainstormed how showing gratitude can improve our own health. Then they chose a person to they are grateful for and wrote about them and drew a portrait.
ABCs of Health
October 2021
High Five for Health & Happiness
September 2021
All CES students shared five ways they stay healthy and happy!
