Healthy Foods Unit Study : A guide for nutrition and wellness
March 12th, 2010 | 
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With children pain more than ever before from blubber and likewise such sedentary activity, it’s more essential than ever for parents to be proactive in their nutrition. This wonderful organisation think helps children see how to attain nutrition impact for them. It teaches base nutrition, schedule thinking and such more finished mutual questions, projects and worksheets. A enthusiastic artefact to pay instance with your female in the kitchen and a amend nutrition inventiveness for homeschoolers.
* note: takes 1-4 weeks to complete. Need the aggregation Healthy Foods: an irreverant pass to discernment nutrition and intake your kinsfolk substantially to play the Unit Study.
Healthy Foods Unit Study : A pass for nutrition and welfare
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A healthy study unit for my kids with recipes they will eat. I am glad I came across this.
Rating: 5 / 5
This has been a great tool in helping my kids understand why they should not eat junk! Highly recommended.
Rating: 4 / 5
Combined with the “Healthy Foods” cookbook, the Unit Study has been a wonderful tool for teaching my three boys to be responsible for their own health and nutrition! We’ve been using it as a homeschool science elective–they love it! My boys are now reading food labels, drinking more water and–I can’t believe this one–turning down donuts!! If you want to plant some great seeds in your young ones lives, this is a fantastic tool!
Rating: 5 / 5
I’m a big fan of Ms. Ely’s book, Saving Dinner, so I was very excited to find her study guide for kids. However, I was disappointed to open the box and find only 32 one-sided pages, loose with no binding at all. Of these, only 21 pages are worksheets and parent guides–the rest are a food diary! It’s cleverly designed and kid-friendly, but not worth $8.95! In addition, the information is heavily weighted toward identifying carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. Good info for kids, but I was hoping to steer my picky eater toward fruits and veggies and there was little information on the their benefits.
Rating: 2 / 5
This unit study is written in a way kids can understand nutrition and WANT to eat healthy foods. You must have the Healthy Foods Cookbook to go along with it. Mom (or teacher) goes over the info in the cookbook and the children have short work pages in the Unit Study to fill in. Leanne Ely writes in such a humerous style, it makes the study fun!
Rating: 5 / 5