Nutrition Education

What if you could protect your child from developing cancer later in life and have fun during the process?

http://veggiecation.com/
http://www.veggiecation.com/how-it-works/veggiecators/
Summary: Veggiecation is an English and Spanish nutrition and culinary education program that focuses on teaching school-age children the importance of nutritious eating.

What if you could protect your child from developing cancer later in life? YOU CAN — starting with their next meal!

Growing you own food is good for the planet! But it can be intimidating to start a garden
if it’s your first time or you haven’t had success in the past.

Food Sanitation and Safety – This is especially important when making your own baby food!

Don’t keep baby food in the refrigerator for longer than 3 days.

Feeding your baby for the first time can be an exciting experience!  It is a lot of fun to watch how your baby reacts to new foods –

This delicious meal takes just minutes and is a great way to get in eye-healthy antioxidants,…

Making baby food doesn’t have to be difficult! This easy to make baby dish is chalked full of protein and vitamins to help your baby grow strong! 

A sweet blend filled with vitamin A that your baby will love! Prepared with baby food steamer,

Colors in fruits and vegetables are produced by plant chemicals called phytochemicals. Each color, including white,

www.first-school.ws/THEME/nutrition.htm
Summary: Health and nutrition crafts and activities for toddlers, preschool, and kindergarten-aged children
Details: First-school website is targeted to teachers in the form of fun and entertaining crafts and activities. 

www.actionforhealthykids.org
Summary: A website based on a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health of children nationwide.

YMCA Healthy Family Home
Summary: A website designed to encourage healthy lifestyle habits for the entire family.

www.livebetteramerica.com
Summary: A website for adults that offers simple ways to eat healthy.
Details: Eat Better America is a website developed to do exactly that- help consumers eat better!

Written and Illustrated by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! tells the story of Buddy Bear,