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Nutrition What do you know?
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Nutrition Take a quiz! We will grade it together to determine what you recall from your previous Health class on Nutrition.
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Nutrition Take a personal Nutrition assessment
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Nutrition Hand out Circle one Small white boards for each table
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Food Groups How many?
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Food Groups How many?
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Food Groups Name them…
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Food Groups Name them… 1- Grains 2- Vegetables 3- Fruits 4- Dairy
5- Protein
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Food Groups Name them… 1- Grains (crackers, cereal, rice cakes, bread, bagels, graham crackers, tortillas) 2- Vegetables (carrots, peppers, broccoli, ,green beans, avocados) 3- Fruits (strawberry, banana, kiwi, peach, mango, grapes) 4- Dairy (cheese, yogurt, milk) 5- Protein (egg, peanut butter, bean dip, hummus, turkey, pumpkin seeds)
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Empty Calorie What is an empty calorie?
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Empty Calorie Add calories to a food with few to no nutrients (from fat or sugar) 12 oz. bottle of sports drink 12 oz. of water Total Calories 117 Empty Calories 85 Sodium 80mg 7mg
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Empty Calorie What do you think is the top contributor of empty calories?
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Empty Calorie Sweetened Beverages!!!
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Which beverage has the most sugar?
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Nutrients
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Nutrients A substance that provides nourishment
We get our nutrients from what we eat (or from taking vitamins)
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WATER!!!
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Food Groups 1- Grains- B vitamins (metabolism, nervous system) 2- Vegetables- Fiber (digestive system) 3- Fruits- Vitamin C (repairs all body tissues) 4- Dairy- Calcium & Vitamin D (bones) 5- Protein- Protein (building blocks for body tissues)
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Why do we need foods from all 5 food groups?
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What prevents you from making healthy choices?
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What prevents you from making healthy choices?
Lack of time Limited availability of healthy foods Lack of concern regarding healthy eating Taste preference
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REVIEW How many food groups?
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REVIEW Name the foods groups
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REVIEW Define empty calorie and give an example of one.
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REVIEW What is a nutrient and why are they important?
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What’s On Your Plate? Make ½ of your plate fruits and veggies
Chose whole grains Avoid surgery drinks
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Whole Grains
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Whole Grains
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Whole Grains
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How can you tell if it is whole grain?
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Your meal plan On a typical day, do you eat foods from all five groups? What did you eat at your last meal? Which food group(s) are you not eating enough of?
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Your meal plan Can you create a lunch that includes all five food groups?
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8 Tips for Healthy Meals Hand out
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PORTION CONTROL
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PORTION CONTROL
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Serving sizes Peanut butter/cream cheese (2 tablespoons)
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Serving sizes Piece of fruit Bagel
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Serving size Baked potato 3 oz. cooked meat
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Serving sizes 1 cup of fruit/vegetables-
whatever fits in the palm of your hands
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Nutrition Labels Hand out -Serving Size -Servings in the package
-Calories in a serving -Nutrient amounts in a serving
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Nutrition Labels “5-20” Rule:
5% of Daily Value (DV) or less is low 20% of Daily Value (DV) or more is high
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Complete hand out together
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Nutrition Label B-I-N-G-O
Answer the questions and put a marker on the correct label First group to make an “X” pattern on their board is the winner
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Label Logic What’s in it for me? (label quiz)
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Rate Your Snack Groups of 3 Get 3 snacks and complete the worksheet
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Test Nutrition Label worksheet (18 questions)
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My Plate Next class- in MMC My Plate web quest (hand out)
Food Hunt (hand out) Healthy Food Tips (hand out and create 8.5 x 11 healthy tip)
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Fast Food Quiz 10 stations- need worksheet fill in your answers
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