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park meaningful conversation and critical thinking about health, wellness, and mental wellbeing with 50 engaging prompts! These discussion and writing questions encourage students to explore topics like physical health, mental health, diet, exercise, and the impact of technology on wellbeing. Perfect for building speaking, listening, and critical thinking skills in ESL, Health Education, Biology, or PSHE lessons.

Get your students talking deeply about what it means to be healthy in today’s world with this no-prep Health & Wellness resource. These thought-provoking questions invite learners to reflect on their own habits, cultural perspectives, and opinions about health challenges and solutions.

With 50 carefully crafted questions, this set is ideal for sparking pair or group discussions, writing responses, or classroom debates. Students will engage with issues such as exercise routines, mental health awareness, traditional vs. modern medicine, health policy, and the role of diet and lifestyle in overall wellness.

Designed for flexible use in pair work, small groups, or whole-class formats, these prompts support oral communication, vocabulary development, and analytical skills across various subjects.

Topics Covered Include:

Physical health and exercise habits

Mental health practices and stress management

Nutrition, diet myths, and balanced eating

Healthcare systems, ethics, and access

The influence of culture and technology on health

Public health debates: vaccines, smoking bans, and more

Coping strategies and support for mental wellbeing

What’s Included:

50 printable discussion and writing prompt cards

Editable PowerPoint slideshow for easy projection or gallery walks

Pair discussion sheets for partner activities

Teacher guide with suggested uses, warm-up ideas, and flexible formats
All materials use the same question set for consistent classroom delivery.

Why You’ll Love These Health & Wellness Prompts:

Ready to use with minimal prep—great for discussions, writing tasks, starter activities, or debates

Encourages thoughtful dialogue about health topics relevant to students’ lives

Supports ESL vocabulary building and critical thinking

Ideal for Health, Science, ESL, or PSHE classes

Great For:

Speaking and Writing Activities

ESL, Health Education, Biology, or PSHE Classes

Mental Health and Wellness Units

Starter or plenary activities, journal prompts

Substitute Teacher Plans and Speaking Practice