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Assignment #2.2: Walk For Better Health

This is an ungraded assignment.

               

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

   
 
   

WALK FOR BETTER HEALTH

Did you know that walking is probably the safest way to exercise? Walking puts much less stress on our knees than running or jumping. It is also a very good way to see the outdoors and to get some exercise.

Here are some rules for walking safely:

·        Never go out walking alone. Always ask an adult or older brother, sister or friend to come with you.

·        Follow traffic and obey all pedestrian rules.

·        Cross streets only at corners, looking left, right and left again. Be alert for turning cars.

·        Stay in the crosswalks.

·        Learn the meaning of traffic light colors. Red means stop, green means go, and yellow means slow down.

·        Follow the directions of the crossing guard or safety patrol. If there is a traffic light, cross only when the facing light is green or when the walk sign is on.

·        Walk on sidewalks and paths, not streets.

Never accept a ride without first getting permission from parents. Stick to routes selected by parents. Carry money for telephone calls or a calling card. A 911 call is free from pay phones. It is good to have your parents teach you how to contact them in a hurry.

Be aware of "safe havens" along walking routes, such as police stations, fire stations, or retail shops. Report all suspicious people to parents.

                           

Ask a parent to take you for a 30 minute walk around your neighborhood.

 
     
 
     
   
 
   


This activity can be repeated up to 5 times.

You will receive 30 minutes each time you complete a repetition.

You will receive 150 minutes credit when you have completed ALL repetitions.

When you have completed a repetition of this activity, click the button below to receive your instructional time credit.