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What's Your Favorite Food?
This interactive bulletin board is a fun way to challenge kids to eat the right foods. Plus, see what their classmates enjoy eating.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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Nutrition Mobile
Everyone knows you should eat fruits and vegetables every day to stay healthy, but how much is good? Help children make this "five fruits and vegetables mobile"--they'll have fun, and later will remember how many helpings to take.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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Food Group Flip-Flap Book
Five food groups fit a five-flap flip-flap book perfectly! Students can list different foods under the flaps that fit into each food category.
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Designed By
AccuCut Design Team
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I Ate 5 Today!
One of the most successful ways to improve eating habits is to record them. With this fun bingo card, children in your class will be able to keep track of their eating habits by filling in the squares with individual fruit and vegetable shapes that represent their good food choices this week.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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The Food Pyramid Chart
Good eating is a foundational aspect of life...if you have a responsible diet, you will be healthy, happy and productive. This chart teaches young students about the importance of a healthy diet. It reminds them to pay attention to what is on their plates and what they choose to eat.
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Designed By
Traci Armbrust
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Food Pyramid Chart
Like a tree of life, the classic food pyramid provides valuable knowledge of nutrition for students of all ages in an impactful visual format. Post this colorful poster on the walls of your classroom to teach children how to make healthy eating choices for a lifetime.
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Designed By
AccuCut Design Team
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A Is For Apple Book
AccuCut's Book-Apple die set may be used for a number of language arts activities such as an alphabet book, a book about good nutrition or a book about things that are red.
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Designed By
AccuCut Design Team
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