Features
- PDF Curriculum: Immediately available, downloadable, printable*
- Credits: 1 credit (1 year); adaptable from Average to Honors
- Syllabus (FREE – separate download)
- Includes: Text (268pp), chapter questions, enrichment activities, teacher resources, full-color diagrams, tests, answer keys
- Updated links listing (FREE – separate download)
- View excerpt
- Self-paced online video course (optional separate purchase)
- ISBN 978-1-967468-10-2
High School Health for the Whole Person is a comprehensive curriculum that equips teens to care for themselves – body, mind, soul, and spirit!
High School Health for the Whole Person Part 1 focuses on physical health:
These high school health chapters guide students through each major human body system. Learners then examine disorders that disrupt normal body function in those systems. The final chapter equips teens with practical exercise basics for lifelong wellness.
- Chapter 1: The Five Senses
- Chapter 2: Disorders of the Five Senses
- Chapter 3: Skin
- Chapter 4: Skin Disorders
- Chapter 5: Musculoskeletal System
- Chapter 6: Disorders of the Musculoskeletal System
- Chapter 7: Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems
- Chapter 8: Disorders of the Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems
- Chapter 9: Nervous System
- Chapter 10: Disorders of the Nervous System Disorders
- Chapter 11: Digestive & Urinary Systems
- Chapter 12: Disorders of the Digestive & Urinary Systems
- Chapter 13: Nutrition
- Chapter 14: Disorders of Insufficient Nutrition
- Chapter 15: Lymphatic & Immune Systems
- Chapter 16: Disorders of the Lymphatic & Immune Systems
- Chapter 17: Reproductive System
- Chapter 18: Disorders of the Reproductive System
- Chapter 19: Fetal Development & Childbirth
- Chapter 20: Complications in Fetal Development & Childbirth
- Chapter 21: Health Benefits of Exercise
High School Health for the Whole Person Part 2 focuses on mental, emotional, and spiritual health.
Homeschool high school students discover how the brain was created to function, master practical ways to maintain its health, explore common disorders, and review successful treatments. This section also equips teens with essential personal safety skills.
- Chapter 1: The Brain
- Chapter 2: Disorders of Brain Function
- Chapter 3: Emotional Wellness
- Chapter 4: Emotional and Mental Health Problems
- Chapter 5: Emotional & Mental Health Problems: Help & Treatment
- Chapter 6: Emotional and Mental Self-Care
- Chapter 7: Self & Social Awareness for Health & Safety
- Chapter 8: Healthy Relationships
- Chapter 9: Caffeine, Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drugs
10-Day, No-Questions-Asked, Money-Back GUARANTEE on all 7Sisters curriculum!
High School Health for the Whole Person delivers a downloadable PDF e-textbook that engages students with 7Sisters’ clear, no-busywork style. Students read it easily and complete meaningful activities that help them earn an Honors credit, if desired. This curriculum fits teens of many interests and abilities.
Health education offers far more than a required homeschool high school credit.
- Health education equips teens to care for their body, mind, soul, and spirit.
- Teens who build healthy habits now enjoy benefits that last a lifetime.
- When teens understand how the body and mind work, they make healthy choices and avoid harmful habits.
- Health education trains teens to recognize problems early and seek help promptly.
- A solid grasp of health empowers teens to care for and support the people around them.
- Emotional health and relationship skills prepare teens to live, work, and connect well to others.
- Spiritual health encourages a strong foundation for a lifelong walk with God.
You will receive three downloadable files:
- High School Health for the Whole Person — Student Text
- High School Health for the Whole Person — Tests
- High School Health for the Whole Person — Answer Key
Provide the Student Text to your student to use throughout the course. As each chapter (or assigned group of chapters) is completed, administer the corresponding test. The Answer Key is intended for parent use only.
High School Health for the Whole Person: don’t let your teen graduate without it!
Learn more about High School Health for the Whole Person at these 7Sisters blogs and podcasts:
Three Ways to Teach Health in Homeschool High School
How to Get Teens Interested in Their Health Credit
How to Teach High School Health Class
How to Teach Health in Homeschool Co-Op
Helping teens have a healthy relationship with food.
*You may print any 7Sisters curriculum for your own family’s use.
- Print at home or use a local print shop in your area.
- Work with a printing company.
- Watson Family Press specializes in printing homeschool curriculum. 7Sisters customers SAVE with discount code: 7SISTERS
Meet the Authors
- Marilyn Groop has a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. Though no longer working as a therapist, Marilyn maintains her licensure by way of continuing education courses and employs her skills on missions trips where she fits disabled individuals for wheelchairs.
- Vicki Tillman holds a Master of Arts in Counseling and has worked as a Christian counselor for more than 25 years.
- Joel Hayes, guest author for ‘Health Benefits of Exercise’, holds a B.S. in Sport Administration. He manages a fitness training center and is an NASM Certified Personal Trainer.
Hear What Families Are Saying
I’m a nutritional therapist (functional medicine) and blood chemist and I just think you’ve done a great job giving the students good info without it being overwhelming. -EF
I have 2 kids who have completed it (High School Health for the Whole Person) in the last few years. We thought it was really good. -MA
I wanted to pop on and say I really appreciated the whole health curriculum this year. Probably my favorite part as a parent (and for my son) was part two with mental health, friendships, dating, etc. I loved that it reiterated what we have been talking about in our home! I highly suggest this curriculum! -MS
“Great wholistic health curriculum! We have used it as a course this summer with a 9th and 11th grader and it’s excellentllent! I love the extra links and suggested projects to choose from. Will recommend to others.” -C.H.
Reviews
From Lisa Nehring at “It’s Not That Hard to Homeschool High School”: Health, an In Depth Review
High School Health for the Whole Person: An In-depth Review
Here’s a flip through from our friend, CJ, at Homeschooling Through High School:
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