Educator tools combine nutrition and movement to build interest in school subjects




At school, lessons combine nutrition and movement to build interest in math, science, and language arts. In community programs, activity ideas are so hands-on and such a healthy “twist” for the day, that kids look forward to them.

  • Appropriate for both school and community programs
  • Meet wellness policies
  • Connect healthy behaviors and academic success

    In schools, classroom activities help meet health education standards, especially for practicing goal setting, health-enhancing behaviors, interpersonal communication, and advocating healthy eating and physical activity.

    In community programs, activities help develop environments that support kids with healthy habits.
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    • Events & displays, all ages
    • Classroom, afterschool, & community youth activity ideas
      • Grades K-5
      • Grades 6-12  (Coming Soon)
      • Pre-K & K (Includes ideas for family connections)
    • Individual kids’ activity booklets
    • Family ideas
    • Program toolkits
    • School health team guides
    • School & community assistance
    • Incentives &  T-shirts
  • Free E-newsletters
    • My Healthy Challenge
      Each month, simple tips to make healthy eating and physical activity choices a habit.  A motivating goal setting resource for individuals, families, and employee wellness programs.
    • WOWS (Wonderful Opportunities with Schools)
      A weekly E-newsletter available through the school year. Geared toward school and youth program leaders. A simple “Hear, See, and Do” idea in a variety of topics. Educators find the simple “cut and paste” parent tips a great resource for family connections.
  • HKC Downloadable Resources
  • Stirring Up Health™ (7-8th graders)
    Classroom learning ideas for use with the Stirring Up Health™ Recipe Contest




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