Meal Patterns Charts 1A–6 Review Often! Meal Patterns ________ Child Nutrition Programs I-22
For the NSLP and SBP, Plan Meals by using a food-based menu planning approach, using Nutrient Standard or Assisted Nutrient Standard, or adopting an alternate menu planning approach.
Meal Patterns: Charts 1A–3, NSLP & SBP Program Method Type 1A School Lunch (NSLP) Traditional Food-Based 1B Enhanced 2A School Breakfast (SBP) 2B 3 Afterschool Snacks
Meal Patterns: Charts 4A–4D, CACFP Program Type 4A Child and Adult Care (CACFP) Breakfast Food-Based 4B Child and Adult Care (CACFP) Lunch 4C Child and Adult Care (CACFP) Supper 4D Child and Adult Care (CACFP) Snacks
Meal Patterns: Chart 5, SFSP Program Type 5 Summer Food Service (SFSP) Food-Based
Nutrient Standard Menu Planning (NSMP) Requirements: Chart 6 Program Type 6 Minimum Required Menu Items for Nutrient Standard Menu Planning Approach (NSMP) (Breakfast and Lunch) Nutrient- Based
Selecting the Correct Chart Identify the following: Program—NSLP, SBP, CACFP, SFSP, or afterschool snack of the NSLP Meal—breakfast, lunch, supper, or a snack Chart as appropriate according to the menu planning approach being used in the district—Traditional, Enhanced, or Nutrient Standard
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