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Core Skills Analysis

Life skills

  • Will practiced reading and interpreting nutrition labels, learning how to locate the sugar content per serving.
  • He performed basic math calculations to compare grams of sugar across several beverages, strengthening quantitative reasoning.
  • The activity prompted critical thinking about health choices, leading Will to consciously select water over sugary drinks.
  • By making an independent decision at the deli, Will demonstrated self‑advocacy and personal responsibility for his wellbeing.

Tips

Encourage Will to keep a simple food‑journal for a week, recording the sugar grams in every beverage he drinks and noting how he feels. Turn the journal into a class project where students graph their daily sugar intake and set a personal reduction goal. Organize a label‑reading scavenger hunt at a local grocery store, rewarding teams that correctly compare sugar, calories, and serving sizes. Finally, have Will design a short, persuasive poster or video encouraging peers to choose water, reinforcing his decision‑making skills while practicing communication.

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  • Drawing task: Design a personal water‑choice poster that highlights benefits of swapping sugary drinks for water.
  • Writing prompt: Compose a short persuasive paragraph encouraging a friend to read nutrition labels before buying a drink.
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