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The Food Guide Pyramid Meg Sundseth May 2002

So what is this Food Pyramid So what is this Food Pyramid? (Click on the button that you think fits best) An Egyptian refrigerator. A stack of Tater Tots. It’s a guide that helps us choose healthy foods.

Nope try again.

Okay, it is a pyramid of food but it’s not THE Food Pyramid. Try again.

This is what it looks like. You can click on it for a bigger view. You’re right!!! This is what it looks like. You can click on it for a bigger view. It’s a guide that helps us make healthy food choices. It tells us all the food groups our bodies need and how many servings of each group we need. The Food guide pyramid helps us choose a healthy diet. Why do you suppose it’s important to have a healthy diet? Researchers have found that when you eat the right foods you are less likely to get sick. Your body can fight off diseases because it’s been getting all the nutrients to keep it strong.. The food pyramid is split into 6 groups. The base of the pyramid is the group that we need the most servings of. What is that group? The breads, grains and cereals. How many servings does it say we need? The next layer up is the fruits and vegetables. The next layer is the dairy product group. They’re especially rich in the mineral called calcium which makes our bones strong.. And The protein rich foods. The top layer some people don’t even consider it a group. It is the very smallest. It has the sweets, fats, and salt. You wouldn’t even need to try to get anything from this group because if you ate things from the other 5 groups you would already get enough of these foods. From USDA

So, why is it shaped like a pyramid? The base or the bottom of the pyramid is the grain, cereal and bread group. We need 6 to 11 servings of this group. The most of any of them. If you were to make a pyramid out of Tater Tots you would put the most on the bottom to support all the rest. From USDA

The next layer up is the fruits and vegetables group The next layer up is the fruits and vegetables group.You need 2 to 4 servings of the fruits and 3 to 5 servings of the vegetables. From USDA

The next layer is the dairy and the protein groups The next layer is the dairy and the protein groups. We need 2 to 3 servings a day of the dairy group and 2 to 3 servings of the protein group. From USDA

But that’s the fun group!!! The tip-top of the pyramid is the sugar,fats, and salt group. Guess what? We don’t need to make choices for that group because if we eat foods from the other groups we get all the fats, sugars and salt our bodies need. But that’s the fun group!!! If you eat a little bit from this group it’s okay but concentrate on getting foods from the other groups. From USDA

The shape of the Pyramid is balanced The shape of the Pyramid is balanced. If we make the best food choices our diets will be balanced, which means our health will be balanced. From Healthy Kid’s Challenge From Healthy Kid’s Challenge

If you built a pyramid and take out a few pieces in the middle or build it with the smallest part on the bottom, what will happen? All of a sudden, it would come tumbling down!!

Our bodies don’t come tumbling down, but little things might happen like: Maybe you’re too tired to do your work at school, You’re cranky, Cuts and injuries might take longer to heal, Or it takes longer to get over a cold. From Barry’s ClipArt

In the long run if we don’t choose a healthy diet we have a greater chance of getting some bad diseases like: Heart disease Diabetes Obesity From Barry’s ClipArt

Our bodies are unique, complicated machines. Food is our fuel Our bodies are unique, complicated machines. Food is our fuel. It gives us energy, vitamins, minerals, and special compounds or nutrients that keep us running smoothly. From Barry’s ClipArt

Each group on the Pyramid contains certain nutrients Each group on the Pyramid contains certain nutrients. If we eat foods from each group we’ll be sure to get all the nutrients we need. From Barry’s ClipArt

You may have seen some of those nutrients on the labels of some of the foods you have eaten. Some are: protein carbohydrates iron vitamin C calcium cholesterol Click on the bowl of fruit to see a couple of food labels. From Barry’s ClipArt

There’s a lot to know about food and nutrition There’s a lot to know about food and nutrition. Knowing about the Food Guide Pyramid gives you a good start at having a balanced diet and living a healthy life style.

Now that you know so much about the Food Pyramid click on the Food Pyramid to find more facts about food and nutrition. From Healthy Kid’s Challenge

Bibliography Food and Nutritional Information Center. (1995, December). Eat a variety of foods, cereal label. The interactive Food Guide Pyramid. Retrieved May 2, 2002 from the World Wide Web: (http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/dga/dga95/fig02.html). Food and Nutritional Information Center. Large image of the Food Guide Pyramid with labels. Retrieved May 2, 2002 from the World Wide Web: (http://www.nalusda.gov/fnic/Fpyr/pyramid.gif). Healthy Kids Challenge. (2001, July). Kids and families. Retrieved May 2, 2002 from the world Wide Web (http://www.healthykidschallenge.com/funforkids.html#). Sundseth, M. (2002, May). Hunt for facts about nutrition. (http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/fil/pages/listnutritiome2.html).