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Healthy Helpings™ MyPlate Game
Product Number: LER2395
Choking Hazard - Small Parts
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
CAD $34.97
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Be the first to fill your plate with a balanced meal! Follow the USDA’s MyPlate guidelines. Food cards have real-life photos ...
Be the first to fill your plate with a balanced meal! Follow the USDA’s MyPlate guidelines. Food cards have real-life photos and are self-checking (the back of the photo matches the food group it belongs in)
Includes:
For 2-4 players
Skill development:
Self-Help- Provides a visual tool to help students understand portion control according to the five food groups when filling their plate at meal time.
Social & Behavioral- Real-life photo cards help students learn to make nutritional choices when having a snack or making a meal based on the five food groups.
Basic Concepts- Promotes identification of the 5 food groups- fruits, vegetables, grains, protein and dairy. By learning the food groups, students are creating building blocks for maintaining a healthy diet.
Includes:
- 50 food cards
- 4 placemats
- 1 spinner
- Activity guide
For 2-4 players
Skill development:
Self-Help- Provides a visual tool to help students understand portion control according to the five food groups when filling their plate at meal time.
Social & Behavioral- Real-life photo cards help students learn to make nutritional choices when having a snack or making a meal based on the five food groups.
Basic Concepts- Promotes identification of the 5 food groups- fruits, vegetables, grains, protein and dairy. By learning the food groups, students are creating building blocks for maintaining a healthy diet.
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Be the first to fill your plate with a balanced meal! Follow the USDA’s MyPlate guidelines. Food cards have real-life photos ...