As an alternative or extension to creating a narrative storyboard to illustrate areas of wellness, students can create an iInfographic that shows the various ways one can improve or maintain the areas of wellness identified. They can include statistics, imagery, and facts to help support their projects. These infographics can be printed out and serve as motivational posters to hang around the classroom or the school or students can keep them in their rooms as a colorful and eye-catching reminder to take care of themselves and goals that they can set for themselves.
The complexity of this activity can be tailored for any age group, and the instructions are customizable so you can be sure your students completely understand the assignment! For additional templates to add to this assignment, check out our infographic template gallery!
(These instructions are completely customizable. After clicking "Copy Activity", update the instructions on the Edit Tab of the assignment.)
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Objective: Create an infographic poster to highlight the different ways that you can increase your wellness!
Student Instructions:
Encourage students to share their infographics with classmates and ask for specific feedback on design, clarity, and wellness ideas. Peer review boosts engagement and helps students refine both their work and understanding of wellness concepts.
Give students a simple feedback checklist focused on positive comments and one suggestion for improvement. This structure keeps feedback constructive and easy to follow.
Show an example infographic and demonstrate how to give thoughtful, respectful feedback. This helps students understand what quality feedback looks like and boosts their confidence.
Display student infographics around the room or in a shared online space. Invite students to leave feedback for at least two peers, celebrating creativity and new wellness ideas.
After peer review, hold a quick class discussion to highlight common strengths and creative approaches students noticed. This builds a sense of community and reinforces positive wellness habits.
An areas of wellness infographic for students is a visual poster that highlights different ways to improve or maintain personal wellness in key categories, using images, facts, and goals to make the information engaging and easy to understand.
Guide students by having them choose a template, add text and images for at least three areas of wellness, and include personal goals or statistics. Encourage creativity and clarity, and let students use previous assignments as inspiration.
The five common areas of wellness are physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and spiritual wellness. Students can focus on at least three of these for their infographic projects.
Infographics make wellness concepts more accessible and visually appealing, helping students remember key points and motivating them to set and achieve wellness goals.
You can find a variety of infographic templates in the assignment's template gallery, making it easy for students to start designing their wellness posters quickly.