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HEALTHY lifestyle THE FACTS 6 Everybody needs to live a healthy lifestyle. A healthy lifestyle is the secret ingredient to a long and enjoyable life. One way of achieving a healthy lifestyle is making sure you have a good balance of activities. For example; exercising, eating the right foods, gaining enough sleep and enjoying leisure time. WHAT AFFECTS A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE? Some key areas that may reduce the quality of your lifestyle are: Technology e.g. spending too much time using computers, video games and mobile phones Environment e.g. an increase in the air pollution may make it more difficult to breathe Busy lifestyle e.g. having too many activities to complete within a day Social activities e.g. spending time with people that live unhealthy lifestyles THE POSITIVE OUTCOMES OF A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE Some of the benefits of a healthy lifestyle include: Positive well-being Good friendships Stronger body and improved posture Increased ability to learn Healthy weight Reduced blood cholesterol Better sleep patterns Boosted self-esteem and confidence Healthier heart Improved concentration Reduced stress Enhanced social skills

WHAT ARE THE FOUR DIFFERENT HEALTHY LIFESTYLE AREAS? 1 EXERCISE Physical activity promotes many health benefits. Exercise can be fun and can be done in different ways. An essential part of exercising is increasing your heart rate. Some activities that will help you do this are: Tag games Ball games Beach games Backyard games Swimming Cycling Jogging Skipping Skateboarding Hula hoop Dancing Walking How much activity is recommended? For children five to 12, at least 60 minutes a day combining moderate and vigorous physical activity. 2 DIET It is important for you to refuel your body. Food and drink play an essential role in your overall health, growth and development, as well as assisting in better sporting and academic performance. A great percentage of the human body is made up of water, almost 75 percent of all muscle in your body is made of water. Therefore, your body needs to be refuelled with water to maintain its bodily functions and keep hydrated. A lack of water can lead to dehydration. This occurs when you do not have enough water in your body to carry out normal bodily functions. Every person needs to drink a different amount of water to keep their body hydrated. Different situations will cause you to drink different amounts of water e.g. exercise, temperature and illness. This Healthy Living Pyramid provides a simple guide to planning the types of foods you should eat and in what proportions different foods should be consumed. Fats, oils and sweets group Use sparingly Dairy group 2 3 Servings per day Meat and protein group 2 3 Servings per day Vegetable group 3 5 Servings per day Fruit group 2 4 Servings per day Bread, cereal, rice and pasta group 6 11 Servings per day

WHAT ARE THE FOUR DIFFERENT HEALTHY LIFESTYLE AREAS? 3 LEISURE TIME Leisure time is a part of your day where you can choose what you want to do. It offers the chance for fun, a time to enjoy life and the opportunity to re-energise the mind and body. Hobbies are a great example of leisure time. Here are a few ideas of ways to spend your leisure time: Playing games Going out with friends Going to the park to play Reading for pleasure Playing with toys Listening to music Skateboarding 4 SLEEP Having a good night sleep is vital. The suggested amount of sleep for children aged six to 12 is approximately 10 hours sleep a night. Having enough sleep will help you stay alert, concentrate and feel more positive. A bedtime routine is very important so you can wind down from your day. Some tips to a good night sleep are to keep the bedroom dark, cool and quiet so that you can drift off easily. A good night s sleep is important for growth and development. If you sleep well, you will be more settled, happy and ready for school the next day. Getting enough sleep strengthens the immune system and may reduce the risk of infection and illness. MOVE MORE, EAT WELL = HEALTHY LIFESTYLE Enjoy one hour of exercise, two fruit and five vegetables every day. Visit www.1seven.com.au for more information on the national health and wellbeing program for Australian children.

WORKSHEET 1 HEALTHY LIFESTYLE Which food group belongs where? Vegetables Dairy Fats, oils and sweets Bread, cereal, rice and pasta Fruit Meat and protein 6 Which foods belong in which food groups? Butter, potato, chocolate, cheese, noodles, cake, milk, banana, rice, jelly, chicken, apple, lollies, cereal, fish, orange, nuts, eggs, yoghurt, beef, pasta, bread, tomato

WORKSHEET 2 MY HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PLAN Sleep Went to bed at 9pm Woke up at 7am (10 hours) Continue onto next page 6 HEALTHY LIFESTYLE How well do you know your lifestyle? Over the next week, write your daily activities into this Healthy Lifestyle Plan (start on today s day). EXAMPLE MON TUE WED Diet Breakfast Cereal Recess Yoghurt and a banana Lunch Vegemite sandwich and juice Afternoon Snack Muesli bar Dinner Spaghetti and meatballs Dessert Ice cream Drinks 2 litres of water Leisure Go on the computer (30 mins) Read a book (30 mins) Guitar practice (30 mins) Exercise Walk to school (15 mins) Walk home (15 mins) Football training (1 hour)

MY HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PLAN CONTINUED Exercise Diet Sleep Leisure Which lifestyle area needs the most improvement? THUR FRI SAT SUN Which of the lifestyle areas are balanced in your life? What activities are you going to do to assist in a balanced lifestyle?