LOGO OF THE CAMPAIGN. Materials of the Campaign (following, all the material realised for the campaign)

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LOGO OF THE CAMPAIGN

Materials of the Campaign (following, all the material realised for the campaign)

Diary for the Children (to be used by the children during the campaign to play, read information, report their experience)

bath-barbel Health barbell [2 key words: nutrition (alimentazione) and movement (movimento)]

Count of steps (measure how many step are needed to go from your house to … in each day of the week)

“The game of Let’s give us a move” (progress in the game depends on the quality of daily nutrition and movement)

Brochure for Parents (project description, objectives to be achieved, how to participate)

Brochure for Teachers (once again, project description, objectives to be achieved, how to participate)

Pyramid of the Food

Pyramid of the Movement

Campaign Poster for the Classrooms

LET’S GIVE US A MOVE POSTER: New active life styles for children and their families Funded by Law 383/2000 Social communication campaign Project objectives 1) Inform and sensitise about active life style to promote health and wellness, counteracting sedentariness and obesity 2) Include information on correct nutrition 3) Sensitise families on the creation of movement and physical activities daily spaces The cities of the project

Let’s give us a move on line

WEBSITE: project, “material and games” download, media world Home page Links Contacts Media report For the schools Final events Private section

Final Events Materials

STICKERS

T-shirt

TOTEM

FINAL EVENTS PLAYBILL

CAMPAIGN MASCOT

BARRIER LINES (used in the final events in the cities)

LIL’ BALL

Our campaign Imagines (all the images used working with the children, to let them play or to be found in the material)

Colour your fruits and vegetables

Colour your breakfast

Colour your lunch

Colour your dinner

Snack at home

Snack in the park

Snack at school

Outdoor games

Cycling

Playing Frisbee

Tug of war

Walking to school

At school

Dancing

Climbing the stairs

Walking in the nature

Video games

Watching TV