Healthy vs Unhealthy Relationship Activities for Students
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Healthy vs Unhealthy Relationship examples
Storyboard Text
- DATE
- UNHEALTHY
- You had a burger for lunch. Order a salad.
- I'm so hungry I could eat three slices!
- HEALTHY
- Me too, should we split a pie and take the rest home?
- I'm so hungry I could eat three slices!
- CRISIS
- BEEEEEP
- BEEEEEP
- DAILY EXPERIENCES
- Great! Now we are late because you can't set your stupid alarm. Do you ever think?
- I don't like your friends. Let's just sit here by ourselves from now on.
- I see some of my friends! Let's go sit with them.
- I think the bell rang! Let's hurry and hope Ms. Smith doesn't care!
- I see some of my friends! Let's go sit with them.
- Sure, I'd love to meet some of your friends.
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