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You

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Would carry his picnic basket would he bring it in his paw or where you think he'd carry his food?

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your choice and theirs

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Individual choices each of us makes every day

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Which have a great effect on how we live and how well as a nation?

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It's often said that we Americans are overfed and undernourished that we eat under a cloud of nutritional ignorance

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To determine what Americans should learn about nutrition the White House conference on food nutrition and health

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Worked several years to formulate basic concepts everyone should know

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These concepts are the key ideas of food your choice

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The seven concept areas are nutrition the effect of food on energy growth and health

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Nutrients their relationship to help

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Food handling its effect on health and food quality

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the life cycle its effect on nutritional needs of people

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Social psychological needs the influence on food choices

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food technology its impact on the food supply

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nutrition and society and interdependence

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Big words big subject

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How do you bring those concepts down to a size a child can get hold of?

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That's the task of food your choice

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That you might see a great america

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A cat and what's that?

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Do you have a cat at your house

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Food your choice

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Takes the big words and thoughts of the White House concepts and cuts them into child-sized bites

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The pizza by you now, I don't want anybody to eat anything yet. Okay, we're just going to pass everything out first

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Go ahead and take them back to you have enough for your table. Okay, go sit down then

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Yeah, right in here right and you can put the plate right over there

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You're doing a nice job

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Food your choice was thoroughly tested in actual classroom situations

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Teachers who use the pilot program contributed their ideas their experience with what worked well and what didn't

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The program was revised accordingly

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Many times that I taught some of the activities there were people in here observing me

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And as soon as the activity was over I would discuss with the people what we had thought were the strengths of the activity

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That day what were some of the weaknesses from the aspect of the teacher?

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The units were set up so that you knew what the specific objective was that you were going to be teaching for that day

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You knew the materials that you would use that day and the materials that the student would be needing that day

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And they also gave a list of activities in which you could reach this objective

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Whatever you thought that your children would need in order to reach that basic objective

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This will help answer that question, do you know where raisins come from?

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Food your choice was formulated in conjunction with a blue ribbon group of more than 30 educators nutrition specialists

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And dairy council staff personnel

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It was tested in schools all across the country

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From orlando florida to cheney washington

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The result is a curriculum that dovetails easily into many differing classroom environments

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What should we do look at the glasses those two look at the glasses

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I think they're talking about the pictures right here. Where did that come from? Look at your picture

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Where did it come from? 50 million. All right, then that's the one you're going to mark isn't it?

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You want to mark your picture beth not in the glass

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On your paper

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Right right now you have you guys got your do you want to do yours?

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Do you want to mark yours?

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Fine do you understand what we did? Yes. Let's do smart

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Yep

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This is an alternative

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class

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Which means multi-age non-graded

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working independently

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And a highly individualized program we are free to extend ourselves outwardly in many directions

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So that sometimes we work on one particular

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Subject but then we include as many other things as possible

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We may start with science and it may lead us to math social studies to nutrition

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And so this was an ideal curriculum the activities that were the doing kinds of things were the ones that the children enjoyed the most

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the experiments the food tasting of taking chemicals out of

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Vegetables they enjoyed very much

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Is she coming up?

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Hope that we'll be able to show the other boys and girls how to do this experiment

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So i'm going to ask you to teach them. Oh, that'd be all right. I'm gonna teach them

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I'll probably should start right about there. Now watch it leave it too

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Looks like we got a bigger problem you

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For sure, bring it again. Carly. Okay

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Look at the pile spring that's always a measure and holds the most

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This is the paper that you'll need when you're ready. Here are scissors

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Okay, okay

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Oh

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Level one of food your choice goes from kindergarten through second grade

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Level two through third and fourth grade

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level three through fifth and sixth

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A child is exposed to the same key concepts at each level

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Reinforcing what he has learned before

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Building to more complex ideas on a firm base

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Do any of you know any mexican children the other school there was a little mexican girl, what was her name mary mary?

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All right

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What about jesse?

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Jesse lives in georgia georgia. I know a boy jesse jesse james

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All right

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He had a peanut butter

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And bacon sandwich on toast. Oh my how many of you have ever had that for breakfast?

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How about you scott butter on

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With the peanut butter and the bacon we're getting some interesting sandwiches

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Leo leo lives where

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In new york he looks just like an american boy all american boys

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We may find out something a little more about leo

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All of these children come from different ethnic backgrounds

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And we're going to fry the tortilla, but if we're not going to make it hard we're going to let it soak. Okay

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So we can bend it and that really tastes

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So there's two kinds

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Do you have a crazy cheese

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The only kind of cheese that uses um cheese or yes, we can use that that's the best to use it cherry cheese, okay

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Cutting slices, right?

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Okay now if um you like you put a little bit of this sauce around taco sauce and that really will give it

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Food your choice a balanced comprehensive program that grows with the child

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That gives him guidelines for making better food choices

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A sense of what combinations of food the human body thrives on

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Long time ago my country we don't have another kind we use this kind and make more pretty

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This kind you can make a shape like that and age we can do some decorate

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But nowadays everybody makes

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You know like with that and just put this way and make a triangle scale triangle and much easier

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Other important benefits children learn more about each other different cultures different foods and lifestyles

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Children learn to appreciate differences and respect diversity

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Now

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Food your choice is designed to fit hand in glove with your regular curriculum

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We do need a nutrition program as far as I can see especially in the primary grades. You're very concerned about

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Teaching reading and math and I think when you've got a program set out for you

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At least it can serve as a guideline

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And I think if you start out the program with good feelings we say it's warm and fuzzy feelings

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That as they get on to the upper levels, they'll think oh, I remember this and they'll have good feelings about what had happened before

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Food your choice a balanced comprehensive program that grows with the child

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At the beginning of each unit of the program the teacher is provided with an overview

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That spells out how each lesson relates to other subjects

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Thus the program becomes a way to expand a child's understanding

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To relate many subjects to nutrition and nutrition to the child's life

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So