Create a Classroom that Moves!

Marietta Orlowski; Kevin Lorson; Anna F. Lyon; Susan Minoughan; Kathleen Call; Kelly Rice

Create a Classroom that Moves!

Marietta Orlowski, Kevin Lorson, Anna F. Lyon, Susan Minoughan, Kathleen Call, Kelly Rice

Wright State University

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The base of Create a Classroom that Moves! is grade-level nutrition lessons that align to select Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts and the National Health Education Standards. The three-lesson units are geared for the busy elementary classroom teacher who would like to integrate nutrition and physical activity into the classroom. Teachers are supported through easy-to-read fact sheets, and ready-to-go assessments and handouts. The following grade-level health behavior outcomes are shaped:

Kindergarten - Eat a variety of healthy foods.

Grade 1 - Eat foods from the five food categories of MyPlate.

Grade 2 - Eat a variety of colors.

Grade 3 - Eat foods from the five food categories of MyPlate.

Grade 4 - Eat snacks from the MyPlate food categories.

Grade 5 - Decrease sugar-sweetened beverage intake.

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Jan 1 2012

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Education
Health and Physical Education
Kinesiology

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