Create a new nutrition culture for kids! Completely revised and updated, How to Teach Nutrition to Kids promotes positive attitudes about food, fitness and body image. The book features the MyPyramid Food Guide and hundreds of fun, hands-on nutrition education activities aimed at children ages 6-12. Thousands of schools throughout the world use How to Teach Nutrition to Kids and Nutrition Fun with Brocc & Roll as resources for nutrition education. Table of Contents About the Author TIME for Kids, an educational publication from TIME magazine, recommends How to Teach Nutrition to Kids in the September 2007 teacher's guide. "The book teaches adults and children how to make beneficial dietary choices, empowering them by explaining how to have a positive self-image, encouraging physical fitness, and emphasizing healthy eating habits." –National Center for Quality Afterschool ©2006, $19.95, 247 pp. ISBN 0-9647970-1-1 Do you need several copies? Click here for quantity discounts. Read what dietitian/blogger Suzette Kroll has to say about our books. Three ways to order: 1. Order online using our secure, online shopping cart: 2. Order by mail or fax with our printer-ready order form. 3. Buy How to Teach Nutrition to Kids from Amazon.com. “I received my books and I am excited to get them out to teachers. Your books are user friendly and have awesome, fun activities. Thanks for all you do on behalf of kids.” —Bruce Brinkman, Jordan School District, Sandy, UT An elementary school nutrition education program at the Warm Springs Indian Health Service was successful in decreasing the rate of childhood overweight and obesity. One of the primary resources used was How to Teach Nutrition to Kids! “The purpose of this book is to give educators, nutrition professionals, parents and other caregivers the tools they need to teach 6- to 12-year-old children about food and nutrition in a meaningful and integrated way. My hope is that children will learn to enjoy a variety of healthful foods, find pleasure in physical activity and feel satisfaction in their growing, developing bodies.” - Connie Evers, MS, RD