Nourishing Students: Posters
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Provided by: Center for Ecoliteracy|Published on: October 31, 2022
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Synopsis
- This set of five posters is a great way to decorate and inform students about California-grown fruits and vegetables.
- Students will learn about the nutrition of grapes, radishes, oranges, strawberries, and tomatoes.
Subjects: English Language Arts, Health
Authors: Center for Ecoliteracy
Region: North America, USA - West, United States, California
Languages: English
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Positives
- These posters are very informative and adorable.
- Students of all ages will appreciate the visuals and information presented on the posters.
Additional Prerequisites
- Students should have a basic understanding of nutrition.
- The posters can be downloaded in pdf format.
Differentiation
- These posters would work in health classes working on nutrition, science classes discussing farming and produce, and social studies classes talking about where different fruits and vegetables are grown.
- Hang these posters anywhere students eat or engage with food.
- As an extension, have students create their own posters about the foods grown in their area or fill out these coloring pages.
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About the Partner Provider
Center for Ecoliteracy
The Center for Ecoliteracy advances the teaching and modeling of sustainable practices in K–12 schools. The organization builds partnerships and the capacity of K–12 schools to support healthy, sustainable school communities and food systems change in schools. The Center for Ecoliteracy leads systems change initiatives, publishes original books and resources, facilitates conferences and professional development, and provides strategic consulting. The organization works at multiple levels of scale, with local, regional, state, and national programs.
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