Public Health and Epidemiology · Health Surveys
Survey the health habits of your class
Collect anonymous data on sleep, breakfast, exercise, water and screen time and report the patterns.
- Easy
- 1–2 weeks
- Free
606 projects · 13 streams · every class
Educational projects on public health, nutrition, fitness and health technology. They are for learning and awareness, not for diagnosis or treatment.
13 Health projects
Public Health and Epidemiology · Health Surveys
Collect anonymous data on sleep, breakfast, exercise, water and screen time and report the patterns.
Nutrition and Food · Diet Studies
Keep a food diary for seven days and compare your intake with a balanced plate.
Nutrition and Food · Food Labels
Record the sugar, salt and fat in 20 snacks and rank them per 100 g and per pack.
Sports and Exercise Science · Performance Analysis
Time 50 m sprints after no warm-up, jogging and dynamic stretching.
Public Health and Epidemiology · Health Surveys
Survey screen hours and symptoms such as dry eyes and headaches, and share the 20-20-20 rule.
Nutrition and Food + Finance and Banking
Plan seven days of balanced meals for a family of four within a fixed budget.
Public Health and Epidemiology + Statistics and Probability
Play an infection game with dice in class and plot the epidemic curve.
Public Health and Epidemiology + Applied Mathematics
Simulate an infection on a grid with different shares of immune people and find the protecting threshold.
Nutrition and Food + Chemistry
Use simple official home tests to check milk, turmeric, honey and tea for common adulterants.
Public Health and Epidemiology · Health Awareness
Test what students know about first aid, bring in a trained instructor and test again.
Public Health and Epidemiology · Health Awareness
Count how many students wash hands before lunch, run a campaign and count again.
Sports and Exercise Science · Biomechanics
Weigh school bags, compare them with body weight and survey back or shoulder pain.
Sports and Exercise Science · Exercise Physiology
Collect a week of daily step counts from volunteers and compare weekdays with weekends.
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