***Nutrition and Wellness Unit 2 Lesson 4 Contains the Following:
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Unit 2 Lesson 4: Proteins "Ticket" that includes the following:
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Lesson 4: Proteins (45 slides)
CA State Standard Addressed (adjust to match your state standard):
 1.4N Describe dietary guidelines, food groups, nutrients, and serving sizes for healthy eating habits. 
1.5.N Describe the relationship between poor eating habits and chronic diseases such as heart disease, obesity, cancer, diabetes, hypertension, and osteoporosis.
7.4.N Describe how to take more personal responsibility for eating healthy foods.
Objectives Addressed: 
Explain the function of protein.
Identify animal and vegetable sources of protein.
Differentiate between complete and incomplete protein.
Identify the required amount of proteins for adolescents. 
Know the effects of too much and too little protein.
Terms Addressed: amino acids, complete protein, incomplete protein, protein complementary, protein deficiency.
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Exit Ticket: Nutrition and Wellness Protein Exit Ticket 
In the “notes” section of the Slides there are some talking points, guides, and ideas, and essential questions for the teacher. 
Next Steps Slide includes instructions for what students should complete next.
 
Lesson 4: Info Document 
Lesson 4  Info Document contains information learned in the Slide Deck and then some.  Students can use the info docs as a “textbook” for the class. 
Explains the functions of protein within the body and gives examples. 
Defines and gives examples of complete and incomplete proteins. 
Identifies the number of calories 1 gram of protein contains. 
Defines protein deficiency and protein surplus.
 
 
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46 pages