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AMSA—Elementary School Nutrition Education Elementary School Nutrition Education: A Teaching Curriculum for First Grade Y T OG R U American Medical Student Association Task Force on Nutrition and Preventive Medicine 1 Elementary School Nutrition Education: A Teaching Curriculum for First Grade by Andrew M. Tershakovec, M.D. Assistant Professor Division of Gastroenterology and Nutrition The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Department of Pediatrics University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Student Advisor: Bill Resnick, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Class of 1997, for the AMSA Task Force on Nutrition and Preventive Medicine Copyright 1997, American Medical Student Association & Andrew M. Tershakovec, M.D. Please call AMSA at (703) 620-6600, ext. 212 or 217, for permission to make copies. No fee will be charged. Acknowledgement Many people have been helpful in the development of this program. Robin Bagby, Cheryl Achterberg and Jeannie McKenzie of the Penn State University Nutrition Center provided invaluable advice during the formation of the lesson plans. The first grade teachers and students at the Mitchell School in Philadelphia have also provided direct feedback as we implemented the program. Most important has been the commitment and involvement of the medical students, exemplified by Bill Resnick. Contents Introduction ...........................................................................................................................5 General Suggestions and Guidelines .....................................................................................6 Description of Props ............................................................................................................11 Lesson I—Introduction th the Nutrition Program ...............................................................10 Lesson II—Make-up of Food ..............................................................................................13 Lesson III—Food Building Blocks and How Your Body Uses Them ................................17 Lesson IV—Eating a Balanced Diet....................................................................................19 Lesson V—Eating a Balanced Diet .....................................................................................22 Lesson VI—Eating a Balanced Diet................................................................................... 25 Lesson VII—Eating a Balanced Diet ..................................................................................29 Lesson VIII—Contest..........................................................................................................31 Lesson IX—Nutrition, Health and Your Heart ....................................................................34 Lesson X—Nutrition, Health and Your Heart .....................................................................37 Lesson XI—Why Fat Can Be Bad for You .........................................................................41 Lesson XII—Reading Food Labels to Get Good Nutrition and Avoid Excess Fat.............45 Lesson XIII—Empowerment...............................................................................................49
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