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      Students must be healthy to learn...                   
                             but they also need to learn to be healthy.
              

      We encourage and support health and nutrition education in the classroom. Teaching nutrition to students will help them to grow and learn to their fullest potential and we believe it is the key to promoting lifelong health and wellness. Nutrition Education establishes the basic skills for making healthy eating and lifestyle choices that will carry them into adulthood.

      Our school’s breakfast and lunch programs help students to establish the healthy eating habits that they need to grow, learn and play. School lunches contain 1/3 of the recommended daily nutrient allowance and school meals include nutritious foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and calcium rich low fat milk.

      Nutrition Glossary

             

      Nutrition Resource Materials for the Classroom

      Guide to Good Eating Nutrition Glossary image
      Mind and Body - 50 activities for the Elementary Classroom
      Tips for Teachers - Physical Activity


      Super Crew!

      Lesson plans by SuperKids Nutrition Founder, Registered Dietitian, and Creator of the Super Crew®, Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE

       

      Activities for Pre-K and Kindergarten

      Picture to Letter Matching Andy's Super Foods! Penny's Speed Race
      Grades 1-2 Grades 3-4 Grades 5-6 Grades 7-8
      Consonant Super Food Crack the Code - Math Vegetables Logic Puzzle Vegetables Quiz
      Fill in Missing Consonants Food Group Word Search Fruit Salad Logic Puzzle Nutrition Label Comparison
      Abracadabra! Matching Super Foods A - Z Estimation Activity
        Food Label Sugar Mystery      

       

      10 Tips

      SuperKids MyPlate Lesson

       

      MyPlate 10 Tips Nutrition Education Series

      SuperKids MyPlate Lesson Plan   Choose My Plate Healthy Eating For Vegetarians
      SuperKids MyPlate PP Lesson   Add More Vegetables Smart Shopping
      SuperKids My Plate Activity Sheet   Liven Up Your Meals  
      SuperKids Teacher Directed Activities Cards   Make Half Your Grains Whole Kid Friendly Veggies And Fruits
      SuperKids MyPlate Serving Size Cards   Got Your Dairy Today Be A Healthy Role model
      SuperKids MyPlate Portion Size Card   Protein Foods Cut Back On Sweet Treats
          Build A Healthy Meal Salt And Sodium

      Raisin Lesson Plan

       

      PowerPoint Nutrition Lessons

      Integrating Nutrition and Fitness into Curriculum
      Learning about Trans Fat
      5 a Day the Color Way with Fruits and Veggies
      Learning about Whole Grains
      Learning about Disease Prevention

       

      Focus On Girl's Health

      Girl's Health Focus - Calcium Calcium and Bone Health Worksheet
      Girl's Health Focus - Iron Iron Health Worksheet
      Girl's Health Focus - Get Active

      Get Active Worksheet

       

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