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Here's a list of some great informational and fun sites from around the net:
  • Be Smart Eat Smart Live Smart
    Find tips on healthy eating and the importance of daily exercise. There’s also a nutrition calculator and an “ask the dietitian” option. For kids of all ages!
  • Child Nutrition USDA
    United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Child Nutrition Home page
  • USDA - Mypyramid.gov
    One size doesn't fit all. MyPyramid Plan can help you choose the foods and amounts that are right for you. For a quick estimate of what and how much you need to eat, enter your age, sex, and activity level in the MyPyramid Plan box.
  • Improve your Children's Education
    How Parents and Families can help their children do better in school. Sponsored by Family Involvement Partnership for Learning.
  • Kids Health
    Sponsored by Nemours Foundation, a nonprofit organization devoted to children's health
  • Mayo Health
    Healthcare Information
  • Nutrition Explorations
    Sponsored by the National Dairy Council. The site provides nutrition education for educators, parents and children. Fun activities listed.
  • Recipes for Kids
    School Nutrition Association recipes for kids.
  • Teacher Tidbytes
    Created by teacher Linda Guterba. This is a list of previewed web resources organized into topic headings such as almanacs, chemistry, lesson plans… This also includes a tutorial on using the net. It also has links to web lesson plans and kids homework helper.
  • The Hunger Site
    Information on hunger. By clicking on this link you can donate food to the hungry around the world, just by looking at the corporate sponsor logos.
  • Fitness.gov
    The President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports with updates on fitness promotion activities and awards.
  • BAM.gov
    Developed with teachers, students, scientists, and communications professionals to help kids aged 9 to 13 increase their level of physical activity.
  • Recreation.gov
    Packed with information about all federal recreation areas. Search by state, activity, or agency.
  • Nutrition.gov
    Find dietary guidance critical to making the right choices in an effort to curb obesity and other food-related diseases.
  • Eat Right
    ** Sponsored by the American Dietetics Association
  • Disclaimers
    Third Party Information. Links to other web sites operated by other entities are included as a convenience to you. Granite School District Food Servces makes no representation regarding the content or accuracy of any other web site, which you may access through this one. Granite School District Food Servces is not responsible for the content found on other web sites, which is linked from this page. The existence of these links on Granite School District Food Servce's website does not imply endorsement, recommendation or sponsorship for any linked web site or the services, products or advice described on the site. The views, opinions, statements, offers or other information or content expressed therein are those of the respective author(s) or distributor(s) and not Granite School District Food Servces.

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