Please take a look at our General Nutrition resources below.
10 Steps To A Healthier Me
A colorful and easy-to-use resource which provides a personal introduction to
MyPyramid. This four-page step-by-step tool takes individuals from goal setting to
determining personal food recommendations and menu planning.
Ages: high school and adult
Airplane Choo-Choo and Other Games Parents Play
This 16-page brochure guides parents through the sometimes difficult process of feeding infants and toddlers, providing tips on introducing cereal, fruits and vegetables, meat and milk.
Brochure 16 pages, 4”x 8 7/8”
Banking On Beautiful Bones
This brochure targets young women and it provides the latest facts on osteoporosis, offers practical strategies for prevention using diet and exercise, and shows easy ways to include 3-A-Day of dairy for stronger bones.
Brochure: 10 pages, 9” x 4”
Bone Bulletin
Breaking News On Your Child’s Bones. This sheet gives adults the how and why of building strong bones in children.
Calcium - Are You Getting Enough
Assess your current calcium consumption and improve your intake. Also available in Spanish.
Ages: high school and adult
Eat The Five Food Group Way
This colorful interactive handout helps 1st-through 5th-grade students learn key nutrition concepts.
Handout: 2-sided, 8 1/2” x 11”
Also available at www.nutritionexplorations.org
These materials support the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005 and MyPyramid food guidance system.
Eat the My Pyramid Way
This two-sided handout includes information on serving sizes, health benefits of each food group and helpful hints for food selection. Plus sample menu and activity suggestions.
Ages: high school and adult
Eat Well For the Health of It
This interactive seven-step assessment tool helps adults discover how daily food choices influence health. Use for one-on-one counseling sessions, presentations, group activities and consumer handouts.
Ages: adult
Fit Facts
Nutrition tips for the fitness conscious adult.
Food Model Teacher Leader Guide
14 pages
Food Models
Life-size cardboard photographs of 200 commonly-eaten foods. They are an ideal tool for teaching nutrition and complement the 2005 Dietary Guidelines and the MyPyramid.gov food guidance system.
200 models on 54 cards
Guide To Good Eating
This handout features photographs of foods in each of the Five Food Groups. The reverse side provides a handy pictorial chart showing suggested serving sizes. The GTGE addresses 4 key nutrition concepts:
1. Five Food Groups
2. Balance
3. Variety
4. Serving Sizes
Handout: 2-sided, 8 ½” x 11”
Also available in Spanish
Keys to Success in Achieving a Healthy Weight
Addresses the importance of a healthy balance between nutrition and activity for adults. This is a revised version and is also available in Spanish.
MyPyramid Magnets
Do you need a daily cue to eat right and exercise? Order the MyPyramid magnet for a colorful reminder to eat from all food groups and to exercise at least 30 to 60 minutes a day. This magnet is perfect as a health fair give-away, in the classroom or at health clinics.
Quantity: 10 magnets
Ages: all
Promoting Healthy Weight in Childhood
Smart Eating And Active Play For A Healthier Tomorrow. Includes information on the healthy balance between children’s nutrition and physical activity. This is a revised version, and is also available in Spanish.
See The Difference Nutrient Bar Graph Cards
This set of 50 sturdy, colorful cards uses bar graphs to visually represent 10 nutrients found on the Nutrition Facts food labels. The Leader’s Guide offers creative activity ideas to spot nutrient-rich foods at a glance, compare the unique nutrient combinations of each food group, and demonstrates that a healthful diet incorporates foods from each food group. Set includes foods from all five food groups as well as combination foods. Perfect companion tool for our Food Models and Guide to Good Eating.
Set includes: 50 full-color cards on cardstock and 8-page Leader’s Guide.
Special Offer!
See the Difference Nutrient Bar Graph Cards & Food Model Combo
Our newest tool resembles National Dairy Council’s “Comparison Cards,” which were widely used and enjoyed by health educators. “See the Difference” cards help teach the nutrient-rich foods concept to audiences of many ages by providing a visual comparison of the nutrient composition of foods. Each set includes an eight-page Leader Guide and 50 bar graph cards. These cards complement our “Food Models” — life-size cardboard photographs of 200 commonly-eaten foods with Nutrition Facts information. See the Difference cards sell for $15; Food Models sell for $20. Order both for only $25 until August 31st! (Note that this is an extension of the original June 4th end date)
Combo includes: 50 full-color See the Difference cards on cardstock and 8-page Leader’s Guide PLUS 200 Food Models on 54 cards and 8-page Leader’s Guide
Take A Stand Against Osteoporosis: It's A Lifelong Task
Osteoporosis prevention tips for adults.
Think Your Drink - Color Handout
This handout features nutrient bar graphs of eight popular beverages. These charts help teens and adults make healthy choices by comparing the nutrient pluses and minuses of their favorite drinks.
Think Your Drink - Copy Master
Compare the nutrients of favorite drinks.
Think Your Drink - Poster
Comparing the nutrients and cost of eight different beverages, this 31×24″ poster is perfect for school nutrition, classsroom and parent education programs.
Think Your Drink - Wheel
A colorful tool, complete with a nutrient comparison of eight popular beverages.
Whats Normal Supposed To Look Like Anyway Poster
Healthy bodies come in many shapes and sizes. Poster and teaching activities include evaluating food and activity choices, and media impact on self-esteem and body image.
Ages: middle and high school
Why Do You Eat Breakfast Poster
This colorful poster featuring kids’ comments reminds students to eat breakfast every day. The poster illustrates well-balanced breakfasts that can be eaten at home, school or on-the-go!
Ages: elementary school
Your One And Only Body
This seven-step diet assessment tool is colorful, interactive and packed with
nutrition information. This program encourages teens to set personal goals and complete a ‘reality check’ to help them accomplish their goals.
Ages: high school