Interactive Infographic Posters¶
These interactive infographic posters turn key health concepts into visual, classroom-ready learning experiences. Clink on any title or image to explore the concepts and then take a quiz on the concepts.
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Sleep: The Overnight Repair Shop
A Grade 5 Callout cutaway connecting sleep with memory, growth, emotion, immunity, energy, and attention.
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The Fitness Component Field Day
A Grade 5 Grid field day comparing endurance, strength, flexibility, and balance and coordination.
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Allergy Action: Notice, Protect, Get Help
A Grade 5 Grid response guide for recognizing symptoms, reducing exposure, getting an adult, and treating breathing trouble as urgent.
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Consent and Coercion Are Not the Same
A Grade 5 Grid comparison of voluntary agreement, uncertainty, boundaries, and pressure.
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A Grade 5 Callout panorama of safe ways to include, interrupt, redirect, report, and support afterward.
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Digital Relationship Control Room
A Grade 5 Grid control room covering privacy, pressure, harm, reporting, and safe exit and support.
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Choices, Consequences, and Course Corrections
A Grade 5 Callout trail map connecting influences, options, consequences, reflection, and flexible goals.
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Food Choices Through Five Lenses
A Grades 6–8 Grid analysis of label evidence, marketing, culture, access, and food sovereignty.
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Consent Communication: Clear, Ongoing, Reversible
A Grades 6–8 Grid comparison of clear agreement, check-ins, uncertainty, withdrawal, and coercion.
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A Grades 6–8 Callout town map connecting services with transportation, language, cost, access, and follow-up support.
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A Grade 3 Grid poster that moves from noticing and imagining to listening and inclusive action.
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A Grade 3 Grid checkpoint for privacy, impact, permission, and thoughtful digital choices.
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Health Information Detective Desk
A Grade 3 Grid investigation of expertise, accountability, evidence, motive, date, and context.
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Nutrient Crew: Different Jobs, One Body
A Grade 4 Grid body-city where carbohydrates, protein, fats, micronutrients, and water work together.
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Build a Balanced Meal from Label Clues
A Grade 4 Callout panorama linking package evidence with varied foods, hydration, culture, and flexible balance.
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A Grade 4 Grid comparison of infectious disease prevention, non-infectious condition support, and allergy safety.
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A Grade 4 Callout route through awareness, refusal choices, public exits, and trusted support.
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A Grade 4 Grid journey from recognizing unfair assumptions to interrupting harm and designing inclusion.
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A Grade 4 Grid pavilion honoring breathing, movement, creative expression, nature, and connection.
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Can I Trust This Health Claim?
A Grade 4 Grid testing studio for evidence, expertise, sales motive, recency, and personal fit.
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A Grade 2 Grid investigation of water, nourishing drinks, added sugar, and caffeine.
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Kitchen-to-Lunchbox Safety Chain
A Grade 2 Callout panorama following twelve food-safety practices from preparation through lunch.
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A Grade 2 Grid poster with restorative tools for calming, speaking, listening, solving, and repairing.
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A Grade 2 Callout playground about permission, changing signals, teasing, adjustment, and trusted help.
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A Grade 2 Grid poster pairing five environmental risks with practical protective actions.
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A Grade 2 Callout journey through flexible goals, small actions, support, reflection, and celebration.
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A Grade 3 Grid poster comparing the distinct jobs of carbohydrates, protein, fats, and hydration.
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A Grade 3 Callout poster for noticing body signals and outside prompts without prescribing portions.
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Read the Label, Solve the Snack
A Grade 3 Callout investigation connecting label structure with school-day and active-outing contexts.
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Growing Up: Everyone's Timeline Is Different
A respectful Grade 3 Callout panorama about varied growth timing, mixed feelings, privacy, and trusted support.
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A Kindergarten Grid poster about hydration, varied foods, personal care, movement, and balanced technology use.
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A Kindergarten Callout poster for naming eight feelings, noticing body clues, and asking trusted adults for help.
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A Kindergarten Grid story about noticing, inviting, including, and repairing.
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A Grade 1 Grid poster celebrating breakfast variety, nourishing drinks, cultural food traditions, and safe storage.
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A Grade 1 Callout poster that grows ten healthy friendship traits through visible garden actions.
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A Grade 1 Grid poster for moving from an event and body clues to helpful words and trusted support.
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A Grade 1 Callout poster showing six germ routes and four hygiene roadblocks in one classroom.
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A Grade 1 Grid poster about approved learning, balanced play, private information, and asking an adult.
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A calm Grade 1 Grid sequence for noticing discomfort, saying no, moving away, and telling a trusted adult.
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A Grade 1 Callout poster connecting nine inclusive activities to strength, balance, focus, teamwork, joy, and recovery.
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A Kindergarten Callout poster that explores family through observable acts of care, inclusion, comfort, safety, and welcome.
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Needs, Wants & Healthy Choices
A Kindergarten Grid poster that distinguishes body needs, enjoyable wants, and one small healthy choice.
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A Kindergarten Explore-and-Quiz poster about safety rules, trusted adults, and planned safe places at home, school, the playground, and in the community.
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A Kindergarten Explore-and-Quiz poster about how germs move through shared spaces and how handwashing and covered coughs stop their spread.
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A Grade 2 Explore-and-Quiz poster for practicing what to do when something online feels unsafe, confusing, or uncomfortable.
New Grades 6–8 and 9–12 posters¶
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Stress Signal to Support Network
A Grades 6–8 Callout journey connecting stress signals with coping, trusted people, professional support, and crisis help.
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The Developing Brain Under Different Influences
A Grades 6–8 Grid comparison of brain-healthy habits and substance influences.
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Emergency Response Field Guide
A Grades 6–8 Grid guide to scene safety, emergency recognition, getting help, choking response, and emergency medication.
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A Grades 6–8 Callout watershed showing recovery as connected medical, relational, cultural, community, and policy supports.
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A Grades 6–8 Grid lab for body-clock, light, schedule, substance, and environmental influences on sleep.
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A Grades 6–8 Callout guide to safer medicine use, storage, disposal, and emergency help.
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A Grades 6–8 Grid response for pressure, boundaries, evidence, reporting, and trusted support.
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A Grades 6–8 Grid pathway from recognizing mental-health stigma to building belonging.
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A Grades 6–8 Grid studio for personal goals, endurance, strength, mobility, recovery, and revision.
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A Grades 6–8 Callout journey from impairment risk to safer rides and emergency help.
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Personal Nutrition Design Studio
A Grades 9–12 Grid studio for evidence-based, culturally meaningful nutrition planning.
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Health Opportunity: What a Neighborhood Makes Easier or Harder
A Grades 9–12 Callout cityscape revealing how systems shape health opportunity.
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Youth-Friendly Care: Rights, Respect, and Access
A Grades 9–12 Grid guide to privacy, cultural safety, sexual and mental healthcare, and access support.
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A Grades 9–12 Grid analysis of communication, ambiguity, withdrawal, power, digital choices, and law.
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Support Without Carrying It Alone
A Grades 9–12 Callout journey balancing peer care, urgent help, boundaries, and follow-up.
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CPR, AED, and the Chain of Survival
A Grades 9–12 Callout orientation to the CPR/AED sequence and professional handoff.
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From Evidence to Health Action
A Grades 9–12 Grid studio for ethical, evidence-backed health action.
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A Grades 9–12 Callout systems map of relationships, institutions, place, economics, policy, and advocacy.
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A Grades 9–12 Grid tool for analyzing mental-health representation, evidence, impact, and better messages.
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A Grades 9–12 Callout loop for adaptive, evidence-informed health goals.
More Grades 6–8 and 9–12 posters¶
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Five evidence tests turn a persuasive nutrition claim into a reasoned verdict.
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Five workshop stages distinguish accountability and repair from excuses or forced forgiveness.
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Sexual Health Prevention Toolbox
Five age-appropriate supports connect information, consent, prevention, care, and trusted help.
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Emotional Regulation Control Panel
Six control-room stations turn emotional awareness into flexible action and reflection.
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Bias and the Brain Shortcut Lab
Five social-science steps interrupt snap judgments before they become unfair actions.
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Ten iceberg clues reveal visible posts and the less-visible trails, audiences, and future contexts beneath them.
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Substance Combination Risk Lab
Five laboratory panels explain why unknown strength and mixed effects make combinations unpredictable.
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Ten scenes move from advance planning through pressure refusal, emergency help, and a safe return.
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Health Information Source Ladder
Five source types show what each can contribute and what students still need to verify.
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Five civic-design panels turn a concern into a specific, evidence-backed, revisable request.
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Six relationship panels distinguish mutual respect from concerning patterns, control, and the need for support.
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Five restorative-practice panels prioritize safety, regulation, needs, options, and a supported exit.
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Layered Sexual Health Prevention
Five clinical panels show how communication, methods, testing, vaccination, and follow-up work together.
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Six public-health columns trace infectious spread and the prevention opportunities at every link.
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Twelve campus systems show safety as climate, access, preparation, communication, care, and student participation.
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Six science-museum columns compare body effects while emphasizing variability and interaction uncertainty.
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Resilience Protective-Factors Garden
Twelve garden landmarks show resilience as supports and resources, not an expectation to endure harm alone.
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Five policy-analysis panels balance goals, evidence, equity, possible harms, and revision.
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Six systems levers show why durable health change requires more than information or willpower.
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Health Intervention Evaluation
Five evaluation panels ask whether a health intervention reached people, worked well, improved outcomes equitably, and caused surprises.
Additional posters¶
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A five-column overview of the major food groups and what each one contributes to a balanced day.
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A balanced-plate guide to how much of each food group fills a healthy plate.
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Gut Microbiome & Plant Diversity
How eating thirty or more plant varieties a week feeds a more diverse, resilient gut microbiome.