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Recipe Central - University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension

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6 to 12
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Students can learn about various foods and tips for eating healthy with this month-by-month collection of recipes, wellness articles, and nutritional links. Some months' information...more
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Students can learn about various foods and tips for eating healthy with this month-by-month collection of recipes, wellness articles, and nutritional links. Some months' information is organized around a theme (May is National Salad month) that could form the basis for food preparation activities in a family and consumer sciences class.

tag(s): nutrition (135)

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Look through the newsletters to find a theme or recipe that will fit into a unit you are studying or a novel your class is reading. You may find several recipes. Challenge students to choose one and cook it at home, documenting their efforts with photos and family quotes about the dish. Enhance learning by having students use a blog tool such as Penzu, to share the photos and theirs and their families' thoughts about the dish with others.

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Soft Drink Sales at Schools - Public Affairs Television

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9 to 12
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Should school districts partner with soft drink companies to promote soda sales in schools? This lesson plan provides a great opportunity for students to discover the complex relationship...more
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Should school districts partner with soft drink companies to promote soda sales in schools? This lesson plan provides a great opportunity for students to discover the complex relationship between the financial demands of public school districts and the need to promote healthy eating habits. Downloadable handouts are provided.

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Nutrition Cafe - Pacific Science Center

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6 to 8
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These three entertaining, interactive games help students understand the importance of nutrition and healthy eating. In "Nutrient Sleuth" students must follow clues to find the missing...more
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These three entertaining, interactive games help students understand the importance of nutrition and healthy eating. In "Nutrient Sleuth" students must follow clues to find the missing nutrient. "Grab a Grape" requires visitors to match nutrition-related questions and answers in a Jeopardy-like format. The eye-opening "Have a Bite" activity asks students to build a meal from a menu of choices and find out how nutritious it actually is.

tag(s): nutrition (135)

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Flash and non-Flash versions are available. The Flash version is much preferable.

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Dietary Guidelines for Americans - Department of Health and Human Services

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9 to 12
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Access this site to download the government's dietary guidelines. Also includes a printable brochure summarizing the Guidelines, a consolidated list of key nutritional recommendations,...more
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Access this site to download the government's dietary guidelines. Also includes a printable brochure summarizing the Guidelines, a consolidated list of key nutritional recommendations, and related links that could be useful for health class research projects.

tag(s): myplate (15), nutrition (135)

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Health teachers will appreciate these resources concerning dietary guidelines and healthy eating choices. Use the information here to provide students with quality information, as a resource for a research project or paper.

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Healthier is in Your Hands - CDC and American Cleaning Institute

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Flu season is approaching, and the hand-washing lesson in health class is not far behind. The Healthy Schools Healthy People initiative was established in 2003, recognizing the correlation...more
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Flu season is approaching, and the hand-washing lesson in health class is not far behind. The Healthy Schools Healthy People initiative was established in 2003, recognizing the correlation between hand hygiene and absenteeism due to illness. This site offers kid-friendly materials and clear instructions on how to wash hands properly, as well as information on what can happen when it's not done (yuck!). It includes an accompanying storybook to share on a projected surface, along with downloadable posters and science experiments to reinforce the learning.

tag(s): hygiene (9)

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The Science of Soap video will help students better understand how and why soap works. There is an ebook and a corresponding classroom activity.

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Effects of Drugs on the Nervous System - University of Washington

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6 to 12
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Supplement a secondary health class lesson on the dangers of drugs and alcohol with this impressive site designed for kids by a professor of anesthesiology. Charts, graphs, and illustrations...more
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Supplement a secondary health class lesson on the dangers of drugs and alcohol with this impressive site designed for kids by a professor of anesthesiology. Charts, graphs, and illustrations add to the kid-friendly tone and create an easy-to-understand resource that would be a great starting point for a research project or Web hunt.

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Use this site during your drug unit or Red Ribbon Week as background information for students or student groups to make multimedia anti-drug presentations using Prezi, reviewed here.

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Nutrition and the Food Pyramid - Pocantico Hills School

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1 to 3
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This interactive food pyramid introduces young children to healthy foods using kid-friendly language. Click on a section of the pyramid to reveal the various foods included in that...more
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This interactive food pyramid introduces young children to healthy foods using kid-friendly language. Click on a section of the pyramid to reveal the various foods included in that group. Then click on individual food items to read about their nutritional value. This site includes many original graphics, and links to age-appropriate games and activities.

In 2011, the food pyramid was replaced with Choose My Plate. Learn more (here). Even so, this site offers a decent amount of information on general nutrition. Also, a few of the links under "Fun Things To Do" were not working at the time of this review.

tag(s): myplate (15), nutrition (135)

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Share the activities on your interactive whiteboard or projector. Challenge your students to create their own food riddles, like those at this site.

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Sparky the Fire Dog - NFPA

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1 to 4
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Early elementary students - even nonreaders - can safely explore this site and learn about fire prevention and safety with interactive games and activities. Students can also become...more
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Early elementary students - even nonreaders - can safely explore this site and learn about fire prevention and safety with interactive games and activities. Students can also become a member of Sparky's Fire Safety Club.

tag(s): fire (23), fire prevention (16), safety (63)

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You may want to introduce this site to students starting with the four minute video Storytime about Sparky the fire dog. Share a fire prevention game as a center on your classroom computers. Towards the end of your fire prevention unit, have students complete the entertaining activities for becoming a member of Sparky's Fire Safety Club. These activities would be ideal for use with computer stations.

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Hyperheart - University of Utah

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Use this animated site to help students visualize how blood circulates through the heart. Younger students can easily follow the well-labeled animation, and older students may be interested...more
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Use this animated site to help students visualize how blood circulates through the heart. Younger students can easily follow the well-labeled animation, and older students may be interested in the tutorials, which explain the various stages of the cardiac cycle in much greater detail.

tag(s): heart (26)

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Display this site on your interactive whiteboard or with a projector to introduce to students. Pair strong readers with weaker readers. Have all students use Wordnik, reviewed here, to hear the word pronounced and to read the different definitions. Enhance student learning by having them make a Padlet, reviewed here, to list the words and write the diffent definitions. Then, students can discuss which definition is correct for their use; older students can discuss how the two definitions are similar. For instance atrium can be architecture or part of anaomy, then discuss how those two concepts are related.

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Be Safe for Kids - Children's Hospital - Pittsburgh

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2 to 7
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Use this site to teach young students how to avoid common injuries in a variety of circumstances: in the sun, around water, near vehicles and traffic, during sports practices and ...more
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Use this site to teach young students how to avoid common injuries in a variety of circumstances: in the sun, around water, near vehicles and traffic, during sports practices and games, and even in their own yards or playgrounds. Animated instructional cartoons - narrated by kids - and interactive quizzes are liberally sprinkled through the site.

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Bone Biology for Kids

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4 to 8
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Science, health, and biology teachers can find a variety of resources on this site for helping students to understand the skeletal system, bone health, and nutrition. Students can play...more
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Science, health, and biology teachers can find a variety of resources on this site for helping students to understand the skeletal system, bone health, and nutrition. Students can play an interactive Bone-Yahtzee game, or participate in a question/answer page. The Teacher's Corner contains two printable worksheets that can be used to guide students through the site content. Some sections are still in progress, but there is still a considerable amount of information to explore.

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Smoking and Tobacco Use - Centers for Disease Control

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6 to 12
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Use this site to help students understand how smoking can irreparably damage every organ in the body. Images, actual photographs of healthy and diseased organs, and descriptive text...more
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Use this site to help students understand how smoking can irreparably damage every organ in the body. Images, actual photographs of healthy and diseased organs, and descriptive text combine to form an honest, but chilling account of what cigarettes are capable of doing. Consider taking your classes to the computer lab so that each student may explore this resource independently.

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Stalking the Mysterious Microbe

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6 to 12
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Introduce your students to the microbial worlds of bacteria, fungi, and viruses with this site that provides entertaining background information, ideas for classroom experiments, and...more
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Introduce your students to the microbial worlds of bacteria, fungi, and viruses with this site that provides entertaining background information, ideas for classroom experiments, and a collection of "Microbes in the News" articles. Find out when hands should be washed and what happens when they are not! Interested students can even explore a "Careers" link that offers interviews with experts in the field, advice on finding a mentor, and tips on how to become a microbiologist. Available in English and Spanish.

tag(s): microorganisms (9)

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Use the videos on this site as a supplement to a lecture on microbes. One video that would be great, "E. Coli Animation," shows the growth and reproduction of e.coli in a quick YouTube clip. Not all school internet systems allow for access to YouTube, so make sure to check your school's policies before use. If it does work, some of these videos do a great job of detailing specific microbes and their life-cycles. Definitely a lot more interesting and fun for students to watch than reading the same information out of a textbook!

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Changing the Face of Medicine - NIH

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This site celebrates the contributions and achievements of some of America's most extraordinary women physicians. Lesson plans (organized by grade and aligned to national standards)...more
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This site celebrates the contributions and achievements of some of America's most extraordinary women physicians. Lesson plans (organized by grade and aligned to national standards) and interactive activities explore a wide range of topics on health, medicine, and related careers. Visit the "Circulation Station" where students can guide a red blood cell through the body and then learn about a woman physician who helped infants with congenital heart problems. You do not have to download Flash, as those activities also come in text-only format.

tag(s): heart (26), medicine (53), women (189)

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Portion Distortion - NIH

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How do today's portion sizes compare with those from twenty years ago? Students can find out through a quiz that tests their awareness of "super-sizing." The PDF asks players to ...more
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How do today's portion sizes compare with those from twenty years ago? Students can find out through a quiz that tests their awareness of "super-sizing." The PDF asks players to see whether you know how today's portions compare to the portions available 20 years ago.

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Modern Meat - PBS

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The simple hamburger has been in the news quite frequently as the safety of our meat supply is debated. This site takes visitors inside the American meat industry and presents ...more
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The simple hamburger has been in the news quite frequently as the safety of our meat supply is debated. This site takes visitors inside the American meat industry and presents riveting information regarding food borne illnesses, industrial meat, meat safety, the meat inspection process, and politics. As eye-opening as it is troubling, the information presented in this site can serve as the focus of a class discussion, a comprehensive resource for a student research project, or a lesson on consumer activism. Links to consumer resources are provided.

tag(s): agriculture (54)

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Inside the Teenage Brain - PBS Frontline

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7 to 12
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Why do adolescents behave the way they do? This PBS Frontline resource explores the science of the teenage brain to help explain many common, often frustrating behaviors. Although the...more
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Why do adolescents behave the way they do? This PBS Frontline resource explores the science of the teenage brain to help explain many common, often frustrating behaviors. Although the video is dated, the information remains relevant and grounded in well-established research on adolescent brain development. Through interactive brain maps, videos, and easy-to-understand explanations, the site shows how brain development influences decision-making, emotions, and risk-taking during adolescence. It also offers practical advice and online activities to help adults communicate more effectively with teens.

tag(s): adolescence (8), brain (58)

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Teachers can use this resource in class to help students better understand themselves, and parents can explore it to gain insight into how to support their children. Developed by PBS Frontline, this site provides valuable, research-based tools for improving teen communication and understanding.

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My Plate Match Game - Dairy Council of California

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Help students understand the importance of healthy food choices with this interactive matching game. My Plate Match Game challenges you to "test your knowledge of the 5 food groups,...more
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Help students understand the importance of healthy food choices with this interactive matching game. My Plate Match Game challenges you to "test your knowledge of the 5 food groups, and how much you need from each group."

tag(s): myplate (15), nutrition (135)

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Have students work with partners or on individual laptops and try this matching activity to learn more about healthy eating.

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National Nutrition Month - Education World

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Help students make good food choices and develop healthy lifestyles with this site developed by the American Dietetic Association. View food labeling fact sheets, a selection of healthy...more
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Help students make good food choices and develop healthy lifestyles with this site developed by the American Dietetic Association. View food labeling fact sheets, a selection of healthy recipes, and useful tips for making smart food choices. The true/false nutrition quiz provided on the site is not interactive but can be used as a review activity, or to assess prior knowledge. Project the quiz and ask students to record their responses before scrolling to view the correct answers.

tag(s): nutrition (135)

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March Into Spring - Education World

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1 to 6
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The month of March is filled with special events to commemorate. Use the many teaching resources on this site to develop activities for Women's History Month, National Nutrition Month,...more
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The month of March is filled with special events to commemorate. Use the many teaching resources on this site to develop activities for Women's History Month, National Nutrition Month, Youth Art Month, Music in Our Schools Month, and the Iditarod. Lesson plans, online projects, hands-on activities, and book reviews are provided. Created by Education World.

tag(s): iditarod (4), nutrition (135), women (189)

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Save this site as a favorite on your classroom computer to allow for easy retrieval of information. This is a really helpful resource for any elementary school teacher.

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