SNAP-Ed Library

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)

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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Great Beginnings

This 10 lesson curriculum aims to improve the health status of young women and their infants. The curriculum includes an introduction with tips for the presenter.

2000 University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension.

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Do I Have to Eat That?

This handout/brochure was designed as a guide to prevent food fights between parents and kids. Available in 2 formats, a single sheet (8 ½ x11) and a 3-fold brochure.

2017 University of New Hampshire.

Creates Curriculum- Essentials in Creating Family Meals

A curriculum that discusses principles pertaining to SNAP-Ed, USDA, and MyPlate.

2013 Utah Food $ense.

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Money for Food

The Money for Food curriculum is designed to help families with limited resources become more food secure. The series of lessons teach meal planning and food resource management skills.

2010 Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program.

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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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