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A 2-page handout: the front features the MyPlate icon, containing foods and physical activities that may appeal to older adults. The back has specific tips listed under each MyPlate food group. The recommendations given are for a 1,800-calorie diet, as opposed to a 2,000-calorie diet.
This set of cards is intended for use with children ages 4 to 15. The cards are divided into groups moderate to vigorous activities, warm-up activities and cool-down activities and labeled accordingly.
This in-service training program provides instruction for conducting a 24 hour food recall. The videotape has built in stopping points for the instructor to conduct nine activities to reinforce learning.
This 6th to 8th grade science curriculum book explores diet and activity choices. Topics include:
More than 60 nonbranded, colored food label cards. Each displays a Nutrition Facts label, a photo of a typical food package and an ingredient list.
A guide with a step by step process and resources for implementing physical activity programming for SNAP eligible populations.
The 16 Skill Cards are a part of the Physical Activity (PA) Toolkit for Preschool- Aged Children available from the Nutrition Education and Obesity Prevention Branch of the California Department of Public Health.
FOODPLAY is a comprehensive nutrition education school assembly program that uses live theater, juggling, music, magic, and audience participation to turn kids on to healthy eating and active living.
SHAPES (Supporting Health and Activity in Preschool Environments) is an interactive online physical activity training program for preschool teachers, directors, and administrators. The training consists of six online modules with written, narrated, and video content.
This CD is a collection of 17 songs that promote fruits and vegetables. The intent of the CD is to encourage a minimum of five servings of fruits and vegetables and adequate physical activity each day.
