Prep For A Physical Life - Unit 1

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Across
  1. 3. belief that your intelligence or skills are predetermined and cannot be changed.
  2. 4. not giving up on tasks or goals when faced with challenges or difficulties.
  3. 6. any bodily movement that uses energy.
  4. 9. time during which an exercise or activity is performed.
  5. 16. a contributing factor to a person’s overall health and wellness; includes the development of strong physical literacy skills, self-awareness, healthy relationships, and wise decision-making.
  6. 18. recognition that improvement is possible through learning, having a strong work ethic, practice, and perseverance.
  7. 19. overall satisfaction that life’s present conditions are good.
  8. 21. taking actions that show support, such as speaking up for yourself.
  9. 22. type of lifestyle in which an individual spends most of the day sitting or inactive.
  10. 24. short and long-term goals that are designed to be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely.
  11. 25. causes of stress.
  12. 27. ability to find solutions to a challenge or problem.
  13. 29. rules of polite behavior when exercising; includes cleaning equipment after use and being mindful of personal space.
  14. 31. disagreement that creates negative feelings, which may be expressed verbally or nonverbally.
  15. 32. understanding another person’s feelings or point of view.
  16. 33. holding yourself accountable for your own actions.
  17. 34. occurs when each side in a conflict gives up something they want in order to reach an agreement that satisfies both sides.
  18. 35. good overall health that gives you the ability to do daily activities with vigor and energy.
  19. 36. human-made or natural dangers.
Down
  1. 1. volume or pitch of your voice.
  2. 2. using spoken or written words to interact with others.
  3. 5. skills allowing you to move confidently and competently during physical activity, as well as control your thoughts, feelings, and behavior, and are essential to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. They include problem solving, communication, responsibility, growth mindset, and safety.
  4. 6. ability to learn about fitness and wellness and engage in physical activities through all stages of life.
  5. 7. condition that occurs when skin is exposed to cold and begins to freeze.
  6. 8. result that is based on personal feelings and cannot be measured.
  7. 10. maintaining personal responsibility for the completion of a goal or task.
  8. 11. using body language such as gestures and facial expressions to convey a message.
  9. 12. a condition that occurs when the body temperature gets abnormally low.
  10. 13. milestones you wish to achieve.
  11. 14. ability to protect yourself and others from injury.
  12. 15. steps taken to prevent something dangerous from happening.
  13. 17. physical activity that is structured, planned, and increases physical fitness.
  14. 20. hormones that promote positive feelings; produced by the body when you are physically active.
  15. 23. result that is based on fact or measurable data or information.
  16. 26. state of optimal health; includes efforts to make wise, healthy choices throughout life.
  17. 28. under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
  18. 30. demonstrating that you are listening and interested in a conversation by asking clarifying questions, making eye contact, and nodding your head.