PLAY HARD EAT WELL STUDENTS EXCEL! Montana Team Nutrition Program Montana Office of Public Instruction, School Nutrition Programs

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PLAY HARD EAT WELL STUDENTS EXCEL! Montana Team Nutrition Program Montana Office of Public Instruction, School Nutrition Programs

Molly Stenberg, RD Assistant Program Director Montana Team Nutrition Program TODAY’S WEBINAR SPEAKER

RECESS FIRST, THEN LUNCH KIDS PLAY THEN EAT Gallatin Gateway School, Montana

HISTORY OF RECESS BEFORE LUNCH IN MONTANA SCHOOLS  Pilot project in with 4 schools  Funded with a USDA Team Nutrition Grant  Measured plate waste and feedback from students, school staff, food service staff  In 2003, 35 schools in MT were using RBL  In 2013, 31% of MT schools (275 schools) are using RBL

Recess Before Lunch – A Guide for Success RECESS BEFORE LUNCH IN MONTANA SCHOOLS

The results of the Initial Pilot Project and a 2008 Survey of Montana Principals yielded positive results! WHAT WE LEARNED

Benefits of Recess Before Lunch  Better behavior on playground, in lunchroom and afternoon classrooms  More teaching time, kids ready to learn  Less food waste, increased beverage consumption  Improved cafeteria atmosphere WHAT WE LEARNED

Recess Before Lunch – A Guide for Success RECESS BEFORE LUNCH IN MONTANA SCHOOLS

 Provides general information and introduces the RBL concept  Offers strategies to implementing a successful RBL program  Practical tips and advice from experienced Principals HOW TO USE THE GUIDE

 Assistance from Montana Schools  Sample School Schedules  RBL information for parents and school staff  Focus group questionnaires and staff surveys  Education and Marketing Materials  RBL brochure  RBL PowerPoint Presentation  How to Get Started HOW TO USE THE GUIDE

Guided website tour HOW TO USE THE GUIDE

THE TIME IS RIGHT TO DEVELOP EFFECTIVE SCHOOL WELLNESS POLICIES  Increased awareness and commitment to nutrition, physical activity and student wellbeing.  Research proves link between activity, nutrition and academic performance.

COMMITMENT TO HEALTHY STUDENTS Considering Recess Before Lunch?? Please do!  Prioritizes Activity (Recess time– brain break- playtime)  Prioritizes Mealtime  Enough time to eat – 20 minutes seat time  Practice life-long healthy eating skills  Trying new foods  Eating with friends, social skills  Learning to eat slowly, enjoy meals  We can do better than the “Herd them in; Herd them out” mentality!

Keeping Our Eye on the Prize

QUESTIONS? Molly Molly Stenberg(406) Katie Bark (406) Contact Montana Team Nutrition Program