Food & Culinary Arts

Engage kindergarteners with interactive nutrition lessons that make healthy eating exciting. Create a “Rainbow of Fruits and Veggies” art project where kids draw, color, and learn about produce in every hue. Turn snack time into a fun learning experience by discussing the nutritional powerhouses on their plates. Teach the concept of “sometimes foods” vs. “everyday foods” using a hands-on sorting game with empty food packages.
Rainbow Food Scavenger Hunt
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Reframe your mindset around food by focusing on nourishment, not restriction. Choose whole, minimally processed foods that make you feel energized and satisfied, but also leave room for occasional treats. Practice mindful eating by tuning into your hunger cues, savoring each bite, and stopping when comfortably full. Aim for progress over perfection – small, sustainable changes to your healthy eating habits add up over time. Cultivate self-compassion, letting go of guilt and embracing a balanced approach to food that nourishes both body and soul.
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Swap refined grains for whole grains to boost fiber and nutrient content. Replace heavy cream with Greek yogurt in creamy dishes to cut calories and fat. Sauté veggies in vegetable broth instead of oil to reduce added fats. Swap half the meat in recipes with beans or mushrooms to lower saturated fat and increase plant-based protein.
Swap Refined Grains for Whole Grains
Swapping refined grains for whole grains is a simple way to boost the nutritional value of your meals. Whole grains like brown rice, whole wheat pasta, and whole grain bread are packed with fiber, vitamins, and minerals that are often stripped away during …