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Between grade one and the end of high school, a student may eat more than 2,400 lunches at school! Creating tasty, nutritious school lunches is a challenge for many parents. The good news is with a little bit of planning and a few ideas, you can put together a lunch that not only tastes great, but also packs a nutritional punch. www.gov.mb.ca/healthyschools/foodinschools/resources/lmc.html |
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Includes a variety of topics: Sodium Reduction, Sugary Drinks and Healthy Weights. Factsheets can be for Teens or Parents. |
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Food guide snapshot (available in 28 languages), healthy eating recommendations, recipes, tips and resources. |
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This website and app gives you access to dietitian-approved recipes. Recipe ideas are served up to suit your mood and schedule. |
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Nutrition for Early Learning and Child Care has great child friendly recipes and newsletter inserts you could include in your schools newsletter. |
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Dietitians are passionate about the potential of food to enhance lives and improve health. We look beyond fads and gimmicks to deliver reliable, life changing advice. For reliable nutrition information visit www.unlockfood.ca |
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For advice on how to create positive and joyful eating and feeding experiences visit www.ellynsatterinstitute.org/ |
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These newsletters provide current, science based nutrition information to inform and educate families. Post the newsletters to your school website or attached them to your school newsletters. www.southernhealth.ca/whats-happening/nutritional-newsletters/ |
