Educating Our Eagles - Issue 13
MIDDLE SCHOOL: Nutrition Poster Sixth grade Physical Education students studied nutrition and wellness in class this past quarter. The class analyzed nutrition labels from their favorite snack or drink and created a poster showing the nutritional value, nutrition label, and amount of sugar or salt in their snack. As a result of instruction, students will be able to: • read a food label correctly and translate the information onto a poster. • use measuring and conversation charts to figure out the amount sugar/salt in their snack. • identify "healthy" snacks based on product rating and make informed decisions about their health. Observations: The students really enjoyed this project because they were able to make connections that were personal to inform their nutrition choices. They especially enjoyed snacking on their favorite foods while learning about what might actually be in those snacks. MA Standards: PreK–12 Standard 3: Nutrition Students will gain the knowledge and skills to select a diet that supports health and reduces the risk of illness and future chronic diseases. 3.9 Describe a healthy diet and adequate physical activity during the adolescent growth spurt 3.10 Describe the components of a nutrition label and how to use the information from labels to make informed decisions regarding food EDUCATING OUR EAGLES 8
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MIDDLE SCHOOL:<br />
Nutrition Poster<br />
Sixth grade Physical Education students studied nutrition and wellness in class this<br />
past quarter. The class analyzed nutrition labels from their favorite snack or drink<br />
and created a poster showing the nutritional value, nutrition label, and amount of<br />
sugar or salt in their snack.<br />
As a result of instruction, students will be able to:<br />
• read a food label correctly and translate the information onto a poster.<br />
• use measuring and conversation charts to figure out the amount sugar/salt in their snack.<br />
• identify "healthy" snacks based on product rating and make informed decisions about their<br />
health.<br />
Observations:<br />
The students really enjoyed this project because they were able to make connections that<br />
were personal to inform their nutrition choices. They especially enjoyed snacking on their<br />
favorite foods while learning about what might actually be in those snacks.<br />
MA Standards:<br />
PreK–12 Standard 3: Nutrition<br />
Students will gain the knowledge and skills to select a diet that supports health and reduces the<br />
risk of illness and future chronic diseases.<br />
3.9 Describe a healthy diet and adequate physical activity during the adolescent growth spurt<br />
3.10 Describe the components of a nutrition label and how to use the information from labels to<br />
make informed decisions regarding food<br />
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