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TV Moves Me

TV Moves Me is a children’s book to help families think about activities that can be done when watching TV (besides eating).
2005 $0.00 University of Nevada Cooperative Extension. (Historical Entry)
Brighter Bites
Brighter Bites is a school-based health promotion program designed to change the behavior of children and their families to prevent childhood obesity and achieve long-term health outcomes.. 2021 $0.00 UTHealth School of Public Health
Seniors CAN

The Seniors CAN community-based program helps increase seniors' ability to understand and use health-related information, improve their sense of personal control, and extend their independence.
2010 $0.00 University of Nevada Cooperative Extension.
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Nutrition Essentials

This curriculum includes lesson plans, food demonstrations, handouts, activities, PowerPoint presentations and more.
2002 $25.00 University of Florida. Institute of Food and Agricultural Science.
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(Historical Entry)
Healthy Baby, Healthy Me

Healthy Baby, Healthy Me is a free, downloadable food safety curriculum, with four lesson plans, slides that can be projected or used as flip charts, a teacher's guide, participant handout
2011 $0.00 Colorado State University Extension. Ohio State University Extension.
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Calcium: Select to Protect

Calcium: Select to Protect is a social marketing campaign administered by the New Jersey SNAP-Ed Support Network.
2005 New Jersey SNAP-Ed Program.
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(Historical Entry)
Elder Nutrition and Food Safety Program (ENAFS)

This ENAFS module is the first of six developed to help improve the nutritional status and health of older Floridians.
2008 $15.00 University of Florida. Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences.
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MyPlate for Older Adults

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.
2011 $15.00 University of Florida.
Color Me Healthy

Part of the SNAP-Ed Strategies & Interventions Toolkit.* Color Me Healthy (CMH) is a research-tested intervention designed to improve fruit and vegetable intake and increase physical activity a
2016 $80.00 North Carolina Cooperative Extension. North Carolina State University.
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