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It’s never too early to start healthy habits, especially when those habits can reduce kids’ chances of heart disease, diabetes, and other serious conditions.
The American Institute for Cancer Research crafted six toolkits to teach kids how easy and fun healthy eating and activity changes can be. Each toolkit contains a recipe, an activity, a lesson plan, and cooking and safety tips. Adults can bring these toolkits into homes as well as into the community. From yummy blueberry smoothies to a shopping cart challenge, these toolkits are informative but also just plain fun!
Check out each toolkit and download the materials to begin helping kids fight cancer and obesity.
Toolkit 1: Eat Powerful Plant Foods
Toolkit 2: Go With Whole Grains
Toolkit 5: Healthy Grocery Shopping
Toolkit 6: Taste a Rainbow of Colors
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