CA
EFNEP Youth Program Material
EatFit
EatFit is a goal-oriented
education intervention designed to challenge middle school
students to improve their eating and fitness choices. This
program uses computer technology to assist with diet assessment
and "guided" goal setting
for making healthy lifestyle choices. The program provides skill
building experiences and social support to help students reach
their goals. [ANR
Catalog] |
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Food
and Me
This
nutrition program was developed by Scholastic Inc. and the
USDA's Team Nutrition. The Goal of Food & Me is
to improve the health of kindergarten aged children by empowering
them to choose a variety of foods, eat more grains, vegetables,
and fruits, and construct a diet lower in fat. The materials in
the Food & Me kit will help you teach the basics of healthy
eating in a meaningful way that engages children and reinforces
the message beyond the classroom into children's homes. |
12
Foods = 6 Meals Kids Love
12 Foods makes learning to cook fun. These
pictoral recipes are ideal for youth, ESL clients, or low literate
audiences. Recipes can be ordered as booklets (Italian or Mexican
style). The Leaders Guide provides for six lessons each including
preparation, cooking and tasting a meal prepared by youth coupled
with practice of such concepts as measuring, kitchen safety, and
hand washing. |
Reading
Across myPyramid
A
nutrition education curriculum for Kindergarten through 3rd grade youth created
by UCCE and DANR to help young children learn about food through popular storybooks.
Included are eleven lessons containing multiple activites. Young children learn
about food from fruits to vegetables to dairy to pizza! Also included are parent
letters in both English and Spanish, as well as food safety tips, life skills,
and much more! |
Food
Practices of Nine Cultural Groups
This publication describes in detail the traditional food practices of the largest
cultural groups in California. An ideal resource for educators working with a
diverse population.
Publication: #Y-EFNEP-4165 |
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