Asthma and Schools consolidates information about asthma-related resources for school personnel working with grades K-12. The simple, searchable database links to educational materials, medical information, websites, and other resources useful for anyone who works in a school serving children and youth.
Colgate Bright Smiles, Bright Futures
Join Dr. Rabbit in learning about children's oral health. Lots of fun activities to do.
Teachers will want to review the lessons and free stuff available while kids will want to explore the games and visit a pig farm. This site is sponsored by the National Pork Producers Council.
This interactive site allows you to click on an item in the food pyramid and find out the daily dietary guidelines what is included and its preparation.
From ancient times to the modern era, you will find all sorts of links to information about the origins of foods to the history of agriculture.
History of Skippy Peanut Butter
An illustrated timeline is presented about the history of Skippy peanut butter.
Information on diseases and prescription drugs.
Kellogg's Cereal City USAFor a great illustration and definition of a food label, visit the Nutritian Camp at the Kellogg's Website.
Health information geared to kids plus animations on the body systems.
Series of games designed to help kids learn about nutrition.
Find out about the history of popcorn, why it pops, and recipes.
Read about the heritage of Post cereals from Postum in 1895 to Oreo O's in 1998. You will also find recipes and information about your health.
Follow through text and pictures how orange juice is made from the grove to your glass. There are also orange and grapefruit recipes.
Look at the Krispy Krunchies food label. Have students create data sheets and graphs of the information. Then compare the findings.
You Rule School - General Mills
Take the calcium quiz, perform the experiments, and play a myriad of games. It is a fun, educational site.
