Grade 9 Worksheets

Learning Objectives

• Explain how data ethics guides fair and responsible data use.
• Describe privacy and consent and why they matter when handling personal information.
• Apply ethics vocabulary to real-life digital scenarios.

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• Explain the purpose of health advocacy and how it supports community well-being.
• Identify effective communication and organized actions that can influence awareness and attitudes.
• Describe how individuals and groups can help shape health policies responsibly.

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• Identify target audiences and choose appropriate advocacy messages and channels for health issues.
• Apply advocacy planning steps, including setting goals, organizing campaigns, and evaluating outcomes.
• Use persuasive techniques to craft clear messages and propose partnerships to support public health goals.

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• Define digital identity and reputation and explain how online presence is formed by posts, comments, and search results.
• Analyze how audience and context affect how an online post can be interpreted.
• Apply strategies to protect online reputation through responsible posting choices.

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• Explain how community engagement supports public health goals.
• Apply strategies for inclusive participation and grassroots involvement.
• Identify ways community involvement can influence local health policies.

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• Explain how health laws, regulations, and policies are created and changed.
• Describe how evidence can support advocacy to influence health decisions.
• Evaluate strategies for engaging decision-makers and including community voices.

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• Explain how privacy settings control who can view, contact, and access personal information on digital platforms.
• Describe how app permissions and consent affect how data is collected, stored, and shared.
• Make informed decisions about what information to keep private and how to manage permissions.

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• Explain how health outcomes are shaped by interconnected social, economic, and environmental factors.
• Identify feedback loops and leverage points in community health systems.
• Evaluate how policy decisions and advocacy efforts can create systemic improvements.

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• Explain how evidence, authorship, and verifiable details help determine source credibility.
• Identify common signs of bias and misleading purpose in online information.
• Apply a checklist (bias, purpose, date, and supporting details) to decide whether to trust a claim.

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• Analyze short-term and long-term consequences of health-related choices.
• Evaluate how peer influence, media messages, and social norms affect health decisions.
• Apply a consequence-check process to make more responsible choices.

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• Explain the purpose of copyright and identify what counts as intellectual property.
• Apply fair use and attribution rules to decide when school or digital reuse is appropriate.
• Use clear citation and adaptation wording when sharing someone else’s work.

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• Explain the steps of an effective decision process in health situations.
• Identify options, gather relevant information, and evaluate possible outcomes before choosing.
• Use values and external influences to make responsible health decisions.

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• Explain how ethical and responsible social media use supports communication and protects public identity.
• Apply strategies for checking facts, respecting others, and thinking before sharing.
• Describe how audience and context affect how posts, comments, and shares can be interpreted.

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• Identify ethical principles (honesty, respect, fairness) that apply to health decisions.
• Explain how health choices can affect oneself and others in a community.
• Evaluate common health dilemmas using ethical reasoning and personal values.

Learning Objectives

• Explain what cyberbullying is and identify common harmful behaviors online.
• Describe strategies for protecting digital well-being when faced with harassment or exclusion.
• Use bystander skills to respond safely and support others during harmful online interactions.

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• Explain how media messages can shape health attitudes and behaviors.
• Identify misleading or biased media techniques and evaluate their impact on healthy choices.
• Use media literacy skills to choose credible health information.

Learning Objectives

• Explain how networks connect devices to communicate and share resources
• Identify common network infrastructure components such as routers and transmission media
• Use key vocabulary (network, device, router, connection) correctly in context+ Show more

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• Explain how personal choices and daily habits affect physical and mental health.
• Describe how peer influence and social expectations can affect health decisions.
• Use decision-making and ethical reasoning to choose health-promoting behaviors consistently.

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• Explain how beliefs, social influence, and perceived risks or benefits shape health-related behavior choices.
• Identify strategies for making informed behavioral decisions that support long-term wellness.
• Evaluate how media and peer environments can affect choices related to diet, activity, and substance use.

Learning Objectives

• Explain how protocols help devices communicate reliably across networks.
• Describe how data is broken into packets and reassembled at the destination.
• Use key vocabulary (protocol, packet, transfer, communication) to explain online message delivery.

Learning Objectives

• Explain how cloud computing uses remote servers to provide storage and services.
• Describe how online storage supports backups, sharing, and syncing across devices.
• Use key vocabulary accurately, including cloud computing, server, storage, and sync.

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• Identify daily health maintenance habits that support physical, mental, and emotional well-being
• Explain how balanced nutrition, regular physical activity, sleep, and stress management work together over time
• Evaluate health statements as true or false based on health principles

Learning Objectives

• Explain how nutritious eating, exercise, and stress reduction support physical, mental, and emotional health.
• Identify harmful substances and describe why avoiding them protects long-term wellness.
• Apply healthy lifestyle choices to realistic daily situations and make prevention-based decisions.

Learning Objectives

• Use keyword selection to make search queries more precise and relevant.
• Apply common search operators and quotation marks to narrow results.
• Interpret search filters and relevance to improve research quality.

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• Explain how preventive behaviors reduce the risk of future health problems.
• Identify practical daily habits that protect health over time.
• Evaluate safety choices and health practices in everyday situations.

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• Explain how shared documents, comments, version history, and permissions support teamwork.
• Use key vocabulary (collaboration, permission, comment, version) accurately in sentences.
• Identify correct practices for working together safely and effectively online.

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• Identify common risk factors that increase the chance of injury or illness
• Apply risk-reduction strategies when making decisions about activities and lifestyle
• Explain how social and environmental influences can raise or lower health risks

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• Explain how password security protects accounts through authentication and secure credential habits.
• Choose and describe practices that reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
• Apply best practices such as using unique passwords and keeping credentials private.

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• Identify underlying issues and emotions in common conflicts.
• Use respectful communication strategies to work toward fair solutions.
• Evaluate statements about effective conflict resolution techniques.

Learning Objectives

• Define phishing and social engineering and explain how deception is used to obtain sensitive information.
• Identify red flags in realistic messages and online requests.
• Choose safer actions when encountering suspicious login, payment, or account-recovery requests.

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• Explain how verbal and nonverbal cues work together to express feelings clearly.
• Identify strategies for communicating emotions respectfully to reduce misunderstandings.
• Practice choosing words and body language that match the message you intend.

Learning Objectives

• Identify common types of malware such as viruses, spyware, and ransomware.
• Apply safe-device habits to reduce the risk of malware infection.
• Use correct cybersecurity vocabulary when describing protection strategies.

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• Explain what negotiation is and why respectful communication matters.
• Identify effective negotiation strategies such as active listening and clear expressing of needs.
• Evaluate statements about negotiation practices as true or false.+ Show more

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• Explain how encryption and decryption protect digital information.
• Identify key roles in secure communication, including keys and secure channels.
• Evaluate scenarios to decide whether a message is protected in transit or at rest.

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• Identify effective refusal strategies that are assertive, clear, and non-aggressive.
• Practice using refusal scripts to set personal boundaries in realistic peer situations.
• Evaluate responses and choose the safest option that respects others while protecting self.

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• Define authentication, verification, and factor and explain how they relate to security.
• Compare single-factor login to multi-factor authentication and describe why MFA improves protection.
• Identify correct and incorrect statements about MFA using real-world examples.

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• Describe how goal development, action planning, and progress evaluation work together to support healthy choices.
• Create a short- and long-term health plan that includes possible obstacles and ways to stay on track.
• Use monitoring and reflection to adjust a health plan and maintain motivation over time.

Learning Objectives

• Apply safe browsing habits by checking URLs and avoiding suspicious links
• Use secure settings and protect devices through updates and safer behaviors
• Explain how everyday cybersecurity actions reduce the risk of threats

Learning Objectives

• Identify the steps in creating a health action plan that fits available resources and realistic timing.
• Use goal setting, activities, supports, and barriers to improve follow-through on a health objective.
• Evaluate progress and make adjustments to an action plan when challenges appear.

Learning Objectives

• Define key project planning terms: project, requirement, audience, and plan
• Identify how requirements guide design choices and feature decisions
• Create a simple project plan and justify requirements for a chosen digital project

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• Identify criteria and evidence to evaluate health goals over time
• Use feedback to adjust strategies and improve outcomes
• Explain how consistent reflection supports motivation and accountability

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• Define personal health goals using specific and measurable criteria.
• Identify realistic steps and timelines that support healthy behavior change.
• Explain how clear goal planning can improve motivation and long-term success.

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• Explain how clarity and consistency improve a user interface.
• Use key interface vocabulary (user interface, layout, button, navigation) to describe design choices.
• Identify usability principles and apply them to common UI elements like menus and controls.+ Show more

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• Explain how testing helps find problems in a digital project and how it supports improvement.
• Use user feedback to identify errors, confusion, and missing features.
• Describe practical steps to revise and improve a project after collecting observations.

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• Explain how iteration uses repeated testing to improve a digital product.
• Use vocabulary such as iteration, version, revise, and improve in the context of software development.
• Identify how feedback and debugging lead to a stronger final design.

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• Explain how media and cultural messages can influence health beliefs about body image, diet, and lifestyle.
• Use media literacy strategies to evaluate claims and identify bias or unrealistic standards.
• Describe how to make informed health decisions despite persuasive or misleading media messages.

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• Organize a finished digital product so it works correctly and is easy for others to use
• Present a final product by clearly explaining its purpose, audience, and key features
• Use effective vocabulary when describing design choices and functionality

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• Explain why documentation and reflection matter in a digital project.
• Identify key elements of a useful process log and final evaluation.
• Write clear next steps based on strengths and challenges found in reflection.