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Teaching Resources Healthy Eating Grades 4 - 6
Teaching Resources Healthy Eating Grades 4 - 6
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These resources are available to schools, daycares and community groups in Medicine Hat, Brooks & area at no charge.
Medicine Hat & Area Contact: Rae Wahl 403 502-8245 or rae.wahl@albertahealthservices.ca
Teacher Resources
 A Guide for Connecting Farms to Schools and Communities Resource manual designed to help farmers, teachers and others interested in how to use farms for education and connect them to the community. Visit Website |
 Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth Use the guidelines to create an environment which provides healthy food choices and promotes healthy eating. Click title for more information or Visit Website |
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 Canada's Food Guide & Portion Size Kit Promote healthy eating and learn about portion sizes and the Canada's Food Guide through nutrition education activities. Click title for more information. |
 Canada's Food Guide PowerPoint Presentation The presentation has been developed by Health Canada for anyone who is involved in promoting healthy eating. Click title for more information or Visit Website |
 Canadian Rainbow Food Clings Kit A versatile nutrition teaching tool for all ages! Click title for more information. |
 Eat Well & Be Active Educational Toolkit This Toolkit is designed to help those who teach groups of children about healthy eating and physical activity, and encourage individuals to take action to maintain and improve their health. Visit Website |
 Eating Well with Canada's Food Guide, Educators Guide Get your copy of Eating Well with Canada's Food Guide - A Resouce for Educators and Communicators. Visit Website |
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 EATracker lets you track your day's food and activity choices and compares them to the guidelines laid out by Health Canada. A great activity for media or health classes. Visit Website |
 Raise awareness about the amount of sugar and caffeine in common energy drinks. |
 A guide to raise awareness about the hidden fats in foods. Click title for more information. |
 Highlights the important information in the Fuel Up! handout. Click title for more information. |
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New tools have been created by Alberta Health and Wellness to assist parents and teachers in understanding the guidelines to healthy eating for school agers, and the process of interpreting the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines. Visit Website |
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