Now, we want to get a quick snapshot of how active and healthy your class is.

You can do this in a variety of ways and your teacher will help to set this up. But there is one thing you need … Your thinking and participating caps on.

Task: You are going to produce a class survey.
What you survey is up to you and your class, but it must capture both health and physical activity behaviours of your class.

Some suggested ideas to get you started:

• How do you get to and from school each day?
• Favourite foods
• How many eat breakfast?
• Treat survey
• How many sports you play?
• Cultural differences in food choices
• Different ways you are active around the home
• How many minutes you are active each day
• Everyday foods and sometimes/occasional foods

Once you have produced your survey you need to then do a quick tally of your class results. Record and keep these results for later use after the Learning Quest. You could even start making a Health and Fitness mural of the information and results you collect across your classroom wall.

Now it is time to investigate and complete the challenges in the Knowledge Hunt. This will start you on the journey and extend your knowledge and understanding about Health and Fitness including the 5 Fun Ways guidelines for nutrition and physical activity.