1998 Catalog - Elementary (K-6)

This book provides new pizzazz to lunch and snack time, and helps calm the chaos of cranky, children who need to eat now. Warner has great ideas for smuggling nutrition into old favorites, such as sneaking grated carrots into peanut butter or ground spinach into turkey burgers. She suggests using "props"--funny bowls, colored straws--to spice up food and get kids enthusiastic about mealtime. Each recipe includes a graphic representation of the food pyramid that shows which foods are emphasized.

A comprehensive supplemental program. You can use the many components in this kit in a variety of ways to teach and motivate children to learn, live, and love the behaviors that contribute to a healthier heart today and for a lifetime.

A comprehensive supplemental program. You can use the many components in a variety of ways to teach and motivate children to learn, live, and love the behaviors that contribute to a healthier heart today and for a lifetime.

A comprehensive supplemental program. You can use the many components in this kit in a variety of ways to teach and motivate your students to learn, live, and love the behaviors that contribute to a healthier heart today and for a lifetime.

A comprehensive supplemental program. You can use the many components in this kit in a variety of ways to teach and motivate your students to learn, live, and love the behaviors that contribute to a healthier heart today and for a lifetime.

A 15-session, 5-week classroom curriculum for third grade students, focusing on healthy eating patterns. Each session is approximately 40 minutes in length. Nine episodes of The Adventures of Hearty Heart & His Friends are included on a videotape. These adventure episodes provide role models - Hearty Heart, Dynamite Diet, Salt Sleuth, and Flash Fitness - and knowledge for children. Five activity booklets, Hearty Heart Home Team, are also included in the curriculum as homework to encourage family involvement.

HomePlate was written for parents and children aged 5-8. The kit consists of activities for the children, cooking activities for the parents and children, a newsletter for the parents and a video for the children. The action packed video is in the popular Nickelodeon style and uses the Food Guide Pyramid to help children make wise food choices. The materials are designed for the parent and child to use together but could also be used in other settings.

An American sailor courts a young Japanese woman and each tries, in secret, to learn the other's way of eating . Full color illustrations throughout.

This book offers various ideas on activities that help teach basic nutrition to children. Nutrition information is integrated into the regular curriculum, including language arts, math, science, social studies, performing arts, and physical education. Ideas are included on how to make the Food Guide Pyramid and the food labels meaningful to children. One chapter gives suggestions on how to make the school cafeteria into a learning laboratory for nutrition education.

An accompanying leader/activity guide designed to be used with the publication "How to Teach Nutrition to Kids", which includes background information about nutrition, tips on how to promote positive food messages, the importance of making nutrition fun, integrated, and behavior focused, and more than 200 activities to help you implement these concepts.

With the help of her mother and an understanding dietitian, nine - year - old Candy learns how to control her overeating and feel better about herself.

A little boy yearns for a lunch box, even though he hasn't started school yet.

This cookbook introduces students to some of the amazing things that happen when you cook. They will discover how chemistry and physics make your food what it is, while preparing their taste buds for a treat!

A fun-filled show that helps children get off the junk food track. To the rhythmic beat, "Treat your body right," children learn how to juggle the foods they eat to wind up with a balanced diet in this delightful TV special featuring juggling, rap music, and the charm of local youngsters.

Kids ages 4-10 can whip up over 50 great multicultural dishes and also meet real children from Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas, and the South Pacific. It's a bountiful international experience with food as the common bond, and plenty of games, jokes, activities, cultural traditions, and customs to round out the feast.

Kids and their families and friends are in for a big treat once they start cooking with this cookbook for kids. Over 150 step-by-step recipes give kids everywhere nutrition notes, safety tips, and food trivia.

Who could resist eating "Apple Volcanoes," "Cheesy Apple Pancakes," or a "Sunshine Seen Between"? Written by a 13-year-old and a 17-year-old, this charming book's 100 easy-to-read, simple-to-make recipes range from healthful to whimsical. Snacks, drinks, breakfasts, hearty meals, party goodies, and projects for gift-giving are described in recipes that spell out lists of ingredients, step-by-step directions, and number of servings. Photographs showcase attractive presentations or catch kids in the cooking process.

A children's cookbook comes to life as "Tobe Fit-The Juggling Nutrition Magician" and her delightful multi-ethnic kitchen crew of school children show viewers how to create easy-to-fix, nutritious, and delicious snacks without cooking! Bursting with fun-filled, hands-on food activities, Kids' Kitchen makes nutrition come alive in any setting. The bright sets, enthusiastic young chefs, and dynamic activities inspire children to love the foods that are good for them!

Attempting to counter all the ads urging children to eat burgers, fries, and Cokes, an exciting new video encourages kids to get into the kitchen and cook up something healthy. Features half a dozen kids who have created a TV cooking show aimed at kids. The kids amidst rollicking original music and lively studio audience, cook up several healthy snacks including Bananany Bread, Pita Pizzas, Orange Coolers, and Bean-and-Cheese Soft Tacos.

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An effort to actively integrate classroom teaching with the school lunch program. The lesson plans will mainly appeal to teachers of elementary school aged children. It was produced in Hawaii and therefore has some interesting cultural food references. It also includes some ideas on how food service personnel could incorporate nutrition education into the cafeteria.

A resource of classroom activities, recipe and party ideas celebrating eight of the world's cultural regions. Has been successful in involving students, educators, food service personnel and parents in a wide range of nutrition education experiences. Activities may be adapted to all age groups.

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The little red hen finds none of her lazy friends willing to help her plant, harvest, or grind wheat into flour, but all are eager to eat the cake she makes from it.

A multitude of new lunch packing suggestions that will be enjoyed by children of all ages. While supplying these healthy, appetizing lunches, you can pack in over 100 whimsical ideas that will say, "I love you" at lunch time.

Mabel enjoys helping her father and mother run their diner, a friendly and comfortable place where she loves to spend time.

Minnie the monkey is too busy eating spaghetti--all day, in all ways--to play with Freddy.