EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
These
materials were created and approved as an extension to the Harvest of the
Month tool kit developed by the Network for a Healthy California.
The Harvest of the Month (HOTM) Program
provides materials and resources to support healthy food choices through
increased access and consumption of fruits and vegetables as well as
encourage daily physical activity.
For more information on the HOTM program,
please click here to visit the
website.
To see a current list of the resources offered below in
Microsoft Word format, please click here.
HOTM Rotation for School Year 2007-2008
Story
Book List
HOTM Rotation for School Year 2008-2009
Story Book List
HOTM Rotation for School Year 2009-2010
Story Book List
Harvest of the Month
Workbooks
The files are available in Microsoft
Publisher (version 2003) to allow users to add logos.
Teacher's Keys
will be available soon.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Calendar -- Page-a-Day
Calendar -- Page-a-Day
Worksheets
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Storybooks - Seasonal Activities
Fall
Winter
Spring
Summer
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HOTM Essay
Contest (grades 4 and 5)
Nutrient
Overheads
(By Nutrient Name)
Nutrient Cards
Use these
cards to
help explain the benefits of vitamins and minerals found in fruits and
vegetables.
HOTM Physical Activity Promotions
Use the
following activities as they are or with different
fruits and vegetables!
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When
possible, documents are available in either Microsoft Word or Publisher
format to allow the user to change information to fit their program.
In addition, some documents are available in Adobe PDF format to allow
the user to see what a document looks like in the event they don't have
the required software to view it (If
you can't view Adobe PDF click here for free
Adobe Reader software).
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Principal funding for this website is
from the USDA Food Stamp Program through the Network for a Healthy
California, which is an initiative of the California Department of
Public Health. These institutions are equal opportunity
providers and employers. The Food Stamp program provides
nutrition assistance to people with limited incomes that can help
them buy nutritious foods for a better diet. For more
information call 1-888-328-3483 or contact your
local
food stamp office. |
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