This study aims to explore teaching materials for life education in the field of Integrative Activities for junior high school, which are published by Nani Publishing CO., LTD, Kang Hsuan Educational Publishing Group, and Han Lin Publishing CO., LTD. Interviews with Integrative Activities teachers, reveal their opinions on life education teaching materials, which are illustrated, discussed, and verified. Several findings are summarized as follows: First, “life adaptation” is the focus of the majority of the Integrated Activities textbooks. There is insufficient teaching material focused on “life and death education”, “morals and ethics”, and “philosophy of life.” Secondly, life education usually implies several subcategories, such as “Self-concern” and “Interpersonal Interaction.” There is insufficient teaching material focused on subcategories like Hospice & “Palliative Care”, “Suicide Prevention”, “Moral Education”, “Controversial Issues”, “Religious Education”, and “Beliefs about Life.” Thirdly, teachers deem that the textbooks are supposed to include “People and Themselves”, “People and Others”, “People and Surroundings”, and content which is close to students’ daily life and which focuses on experience sharing. This paper also illustrates the difficulties that still remain in implementing life education, such as imbalanced curriculum oriented towards entrance examinations and the relatively low number of periods that this subject field is taught.