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Michigan Team Nutrition Resources
• Fresh Meals Videos The videos feature James Beard Award winning Chef Jimmy Schmidt, providing innovated tips to creating appetizing school cafeteria environments and healthier school meals. | • Fresh Meals Video Recipes These recipes were created to go along with the Fresh Meals Videos located at www.youtube.com/user/miteamnutrition1. | • Fresh Meals Newsletters These newsletters were created for foodservice professionals, educators and parents. They provide healthy recipes, fun facts and the history of a particular fruit and vegetable. | • Role Modeling Stories from the Michigan Team Nutrition 2010 Role Model Star Awards These are the role modeling stories from the Michigan Team Nutrition 2010 Role Model Star Award winners | • Summary of the 2010 MI Team Nutrition Role Modeling Star Awards This is a 2 page overview of the 2010 Michigan Team Nutrition Role Model Star Awards. It provides an overview, description of the selection process and results. | • HealthierUS Schools Challenge Award Criteria This powerpoint presentation will help you to understand the criteria for qualifying for the HealthierUS School Challenge Award. | • School Garden Nutrition Education Toolkit | • Playbook for a Healthier School Environment This Playbook provides users with the best national and state resources illustrating how schools can comply with the 2010 DGA, empower students to make healthy food choices and be physically active, and encourage parents and others to serve as role models. | • Michigan Fitness Foundation Click here to visit resources for schools to get moving | • Alternatives To Foods As Rewards Food is often used to reward good behavior. Unfortunately, the reward often undermines nutrition education and encourages over-consumption of foods high in fat or sugar. Here you will find alternative rewards suggestion. They not only encourage positive behavior in the classroom, but in the lunchroom as well. | • Bridges and Barriers to Working in K-8 Low-Income Schools - School Needs Assessment: Focused on Nutrition and Physical Activity 2007 | • Family Bookbag The Eat Healthy. Play Hard. Read More. Family Bookbag is for children in grades K-2 and can be used in classrooms, out-of-school-time programs, home-visiting programs or any other programs that serve children in this age group. The Family Bookbag program was created so that children and their families can have fun reading together at home, while at the same time learning about eating healthy and being physically active.
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Healthy Reading Resources
• Family Fun Guide A fill-in-the-blank template and instructions for creating a personalized (community-specific) pocket guide that contains over 30 different ideas for families to explore physical activity opportunities in their communities.
| • Family Tip Sheets | • Healthy Reading Lessons A collection of ten one-hour lesson plans that use popular children's books to teach basic nutrition, physical activity, and reading concepts. For grades K-2 | • Preschool Booklist An annotated list of over 250 books about food, nutrition, healthy eating and physical activity for young children | • Michigan Team Nutrition Booklist An annotated list of over 400 books with positive food, nutrition and physical activity messages for children in grades K-2 | • Pyramids Between the Pages The Pyramids Between the Pages Mini-pack is a take-and-teach curriculum that links the development of beginning literacy skills with nutrition and physical activity education and promotion. The curriculum is designed for use with children in grades K-2, in school, in an out-of-school setting, or in a community-based program. | • Role Modeling for a Healthy School Environment Ideas generated from the Team Nutrition Mini-grant Training held on November 1, 2006 |
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Tips and Tools
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