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RESOURCES FOR PARENTS:
HEALTHY EATING & NUTRITION: GENERAL INFORMATION
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Manitoba Physical Education/Health Education Curriculum |
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Manitoba Education, Citizenship and Youth |
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Information about the Physical Education and Healthy Education curriculum in Manitoba. For specific information about the nutrition learning outcomes look under the General Learning Outcome 5- Healthy Lifestyle Practices: Nutrition. |
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Blast Off with Breakfast |
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Kellogg's Canada Inc. |
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This information sheet outlines the benefits of breakfast and
what to eat in order to have a nutritional breakfast. |
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Brown Bag
Success: Making Healthy Lunches Your Kids Won't Trade |
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By Sandra K. Nissenberg
Available at:
Winnipeg Public Library; local online bookstore |
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With unique recipes and tips, this book shows how to make
lunches that are both healthy and fun. |
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Canadian Food Guide |
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Office of Nutrition Policy and Promotion,
Health Canada |
English/French
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This website of the Canadian Food Guide provides the
recommended food intake for the four main food groups. |
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Canadian Nutrition File |
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Nutrition Research Division,
Sir Frederick G. Banting Research Centre |
English/French
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Search through the Food Composition Database and find the
nutrient value of foods you eat. |
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Canadians Food Guide to Healthy Eating: Focus on Children Six to Twelve |
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Office of Nutrition Policy and Promotion,
Health Canada |
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This booklet assists caregivers to help children learn about
healthy living, develop the decision-making skills they need
to make healthy food choices, and create situations that make
healthy food choices easier. |
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Cultural Adaptations to Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating |
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Ontario Public Health Association |
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This site links to seven different Cultural Adaptations of
Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating. The adaptations are
available for use with the Chinese, Portuguese, Vietnamese,
Tamil, Urdu, Punjabi, and Spanish speaking communities. Each
of the adaptations is available in English, French and in the
specified language. Each guide features culturally specific
foods and full colour illustrations. |
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Eat Tracker |
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Dietitians of Canada |
English/French
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EATracker lets you track your day’s food and activity choices
and compares them to the guidelines laid out by Health Canada. |
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Eat Well Live Well |
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Dietitians of Canada |
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This website is designed to help you check out your food
choices, activity patterns, and healthy weight, as well as
providing healthy eating tips and resources. |
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Feeding your vegetarian child |
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Canadian Paediatric Society |
English/French
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This site has advice on how to ensure that your child meets
their nutritional requirements on a vegetarian diet. |
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Freggie Tales |
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Canadian Produce Marketing Association |
English/French
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This site is designed to provide children with the opportunity to learn about fruits and vegetables in a fun and exciting manner. |
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Healthy Eating for Children 6-12 |
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The Regional Municipality of Niagara |
English/French
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This web link provides helpful information and fact sheets
about the importance of healthy eating for children's growth
and development. |
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Healthy Eating for Young Athletes |
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Heart Health & Cancer Prevention Program
Waterloo Region Community Health Department
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This handout provides information on the kinds of food and
timing of meals that can help young athletes improve their
performance. |
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Healthy Eating Quiz |
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County of Lambton Community Health Services |
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This quiz will test your knowledge about Canadian’s Food Guide
For Healthy Eating. |
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How Media Affects Children's Eating |
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Public Health Nutritionist Dietitians in Ontario |
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Food advertising and marketing play a big role in the way
children and youth eat. This handout discusses how parents and
caregivers can
help. |
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How to Get
Your Kid to Eat - But Not Too Much |
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By Ellyn Satter
Available at:
Winnipeg Public Library; local online bookstore |
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This book covers various aspects on the topic of how children
eat, including feeding problems, obesity, special needs children, and
eating disorders. |
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Nourishing our Children's Future |
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Dietitians of Canada |
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In this fact sheet, a nutrition columnist and professional dietitian responds to some common concerns about kids and eating today. |
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Nunavut Food Guide |
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Health & Social Services, Government of Nunavut |
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The guide lists nutritious foods that are essential for strong
muscles, bones and teeth, and those that provide energy and
help fight infections. It’s patterned after the Canada food
guide but with an interesting twist: fish-head soup, bannock,
muktuk and mountain sorel are added to the list. |
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Nutrition Labelling Education Centre |
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Canadian Diabetes Association |
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This site helps consumers make healthy food choices
through better use of the nutrition information on the label
of foods. |
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The Amazing Little Cookbook |
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Alberta
Health and Wellness |
English
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This guide has a list of fun, simple recipes you can cook with
your child. |
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Virtual Kitchen |
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Canadian Diabetes Association |
English/French
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This site is a virtual interactive kitchen which reveals interesting
nutrition facts about the foods. |
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NATS |
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Nutrition Analysis Tools and System |
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This site includes information about the foods we eat,
including an energy calculator which calculates your energy
consumption. |
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Nutrition Cafe |
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Pacific Science Center and Washington State
Dairy Council |
English
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This is a kid-centered website on nutrition games and
activities. |
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Portion Distortion Quiz |
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National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute |
English
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This site explains the changes in food portion size in the
last twenty years. |
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Promoting Lifelong Healthy Eating Among Young People |
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Division of Adolescent and School Health |
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This handout shows how parents or guardians, teachers, schools
administrators, food service staff members, and the community
can help youth learn how to adopt healthy eating habits. |
For more information about
Healthy Schools, please contact:
Healthy Schools
Phone: (204) 788-6679
Email: healthyschools@gov.mb.ca |
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