What are the program objectives?

The main objectives of "Bodyology" include:

• Teaching students how their amazing body works
• Encouraging students to make better health choices
• To help students attain competencies related to national education standards

What topics does "Bodyology" cover?

During the show students learn about:

• Cells
• The Brain and Nervous System
• The Senses
• The Heart and Circulatory System
• The Lungs and Respiratory System
• The Digestive System
• The Muscular / Skeletal System
• Good Nutrition
• Hygiene
• Fitness
• Obesity Prevention
• Drug and Smoking Prevention
• Self-respect

How is the information presented?

Bodyology relies on five basic program components:

• Original Music
• Audience Involvement
• Large-screen projections of astounding and diverse visuals
• Slim's incredible rapport with student audiences
• Relecant, exciting content

Is Bodyology cross-curricular?

In addition to the health sciences, Bodyology weaves together language arts, history, math, physical education and geography.

• Story telling
• New vocabulary and word derivations
• Video re-enactments of historic medical discoveries
• Mathematical calculations involving cell division, heart rate, reaction speed, daily food requirements, etc.
• Audience fitness challenges

Is Bodyology standards-based?

We have correlated Bodyology to all state standards and will be happy to provide state specific correlations upon request. The chart below is meant to serve as a general over-view of the standards addressed.

K-4 Standards Correlations:

• Health
• Language Arts
• Mathematics
• Science
• Social Studies
• Physical Education
• Arts: Dance
• Arts: Music
• Arts: Theatre
• Arts: Visual Arts