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  2. Begin by reviewing the introduction section, which outlines the importance of health and fitness for teens. This will provide context for the activities you will engage with.
  3. Move on to the 'What can you do to be healthy?' section. Here, you can fill in your own healthy tips alongside those provided. Use text boxes to add your personalized suggestions.
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8 tips for healthy eating Base your meals on higher fibre starchy carbohydrates. Eat lots of fruit and veg. Eat more fish, including a portion of oily fish. Cut down on saturated fat and sugar. Eat less salt: no more than 6g a day for adults. Get active and be a healthy weight. Do not get thirsty. Do not skip breakfast.
Stock Up on Healthy Foods Follow these basic guidelines: Work fruits and vegetables into the daily routine, aiming for the goal of at least five servings a day. Be sure you serve fruit or vegetables at every meal. Make it easy for kids to choose healthy snacks by keeping fruits and vegetables on hand and ready to eat.
To help create healthy habits at your school, you can: serve culturally appropriate food for nutrition programs. plan school fundraisers that dont involve food. celebrate birthdays and special events in the classroom with healthy food choices such as: offer non-food items for classroom rewards or prizes.
Teach and Demonstrate Healthy Nutrition and Activity Levels Demonstration of these ideals can occur through school-provided foods, incorporating frequent fruits and vegetables, avoiding sugar-sweetened beverages and limiting highly processed and nutrient poor foods.
Answer: Schools can incorporate fun and variety into their cafeteria menus by hosting theme days centered around different cuisines or food groups, such as Taco Tuesday or Vegetable Stir-Fry Day. They can also offer build-your-own salad or wrap stations featuring a variety of fresh ingredients and toppings for

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providing a physical environment, including facilities and equipment that supports healthy eating choices. informing and encouraging the school community to be involved in planning, delivery and evaluation of school plans, policies, activities and events that promote healthy eating, and.
4 Ways to Promote Healthy Eating in Schools Focus on Encouragement. Educators and cafeteria staff are instrumental in creating a positive school meal environment. Put Healthy Foods Front and Centre. Educate Parents on Healthy Lunch Ideas. Involve Students in the Food Journey.
People who are more educated are more receptive to health education campaigns. Education can also lead to more accurate health beliefs and knowledge, and thus to better lifestyle choices, but also to better skills and greater self-advocacy.

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