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Food
Skills Cookbook |
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Nutrition Education for Wellness (NEW) Curriculum Materials |
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Nutrition Education for Wellness Newsletters |
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Local
Fruits and Vegetables:
Nutrition for Hawaii High School
Students [Zip file; 6.5M]
Click
on the above link to download this fun activity to help boost
your knowledge about local fruits and vegetables!
After downloading and extracting the files (you must have an extracting
program installed, like WinZip or similar, to complete the extraction),
double-click on HS4Player.exe to begin.
(Note: You will need Quicktime installed on your computer to be
able to run the activity.)
[ Click here
to download Quicktime ] |
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"Stretching
Your Food Dollars"
Basic meal planning and food shopping on a limited
budget. |
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Food
Guide Pyramid -- a local clipart |
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Learn
From Lunch (361 pages; 16.90 MB)
Activities that actively integrate classroom teaching with school
lunch.
To view pdf files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it.  |
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Nutrition
Integrity
Suggestions for aligning our food actions with our nutrition
education. |
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Meeting
Well & Generation Fit
The
American Cancer Society's resources for promoting healthier living at work and
in schools. |
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Raise A Healthy Family Brochure
A listing of Hawaii food assistance & nutrition programs.
To view PDF files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Na Mea`ai O Hawai`i
A Foods of Hawaii (FOH) program consisting of 14 lessons on the concepts and objectives of food wheels based on three food grouping systems- Energy Foods, Body Building Foods, and Protective Foods. It analyzes Early Hawaiian Foods and Foods eaten Today.
A Web-based, multimedia instructional design project to increase 4th through 6th grade students' awareness of protective foods of Hawai`i.
To view PDF files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Hawaiian Food Exchange Booklet
This booklet provides nutrient content and exchanges of local ethnic foods as well as some of the fast foods commonly consumed here in Hawaii.
To view PDF files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Island Scene magazine: Health, fitness, family and fun in Hawaii
"Food for Thought" columns appear courtesy of HMSA's Island Scene magazine. |
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NOAA's page on Seafood and Health
A new National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Webpage provides information on the connection between seafood and health. NOAA's goal is to provide balanced information that puts the benefits and risks of seafood consumption into perspective to help consumers make educated decisions about their diet. |
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Cultural Cuisine Handouts |
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Leave It Then Eat It - Slow-cooked Island Recipes
To view PDF files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. |
