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Printed Resources

Click on the "Order" buttons to order print resources free of charge from Peel Public Health. Resources will be sent to schools and groups within the Region of Peel. To obtain other resources listed, call 905-799-7700 or email Region of Peel-Public Health.

Resource Curriculum Strand and Target Audience View and Access
Resource
Eating Well With Canada’s Food Guide – A Resource for Educators and Communicators
  • Healthy Living
Canada's Food Guide – A Resource for Educators and Communicators
Canada’s Food Guide
Offered in 12 languages
  • Healthy Living
  • All grades

Canada's Food Guide

Colouring Maze
Fun colouring activity that teaches children about Canada's Food Guide.
  • Healthy Living
  • Grades 1-4
Colouring Maze (125Kb)
Discover Healthy Eating!
A Teacher’s Resource for Grades 1–8
This binder contains background information, glossaries, activities and handouts specific to each grade level to assist teachers in promoting healthy eating habits among students.
  • Healthy Living
  • Grades 1-8
Discover Healthy Eating
Great Lunches for Our Kids
Offers ideas on making healthy lunches for school kids that include foods from the four food groups. Also provides tips to help make lunch preparation easier. For educators and parents.
  • Healthy Living
  • Educators and parents
Great Lunches for Our Kids
Facts on Snacks
Produced by Dairy Farmers of Ontario-available via Peel Health
  • Healthy Living
  • Educators of grades K-3 and parents
Facts on Snacks Booklet Cover
Food Guide Fortune Teller
Paper game to teach children about Canada’s Food Guide.
  • Healthy Living
  • Grades 3-5
Food Guide Fortune Teller (59 Kb)
Food Word Search
Teaches children about Canada’s Food Guide.
  • Healthy Living
  • Grades 2-4
Food Search (731 Kb)
Nutrition Matters : A Fast Break in the Morning
  • Healthy Living
  • Educators of grades 5+
A Fast Break in the Morning (703 Kb)
Nutrition Matters: Eating Well with Canada’s Food Guide Word List
  •  Healthy Living
CFG Wordlist (662 Kb)
Nutrition Matters: Cool Lunch Ideas For The Balanced School Day
  • Healthy Living
  • Educators and parents
Cool Lunch Ideas (77 Kb)
Nutrition Matters: Name that Ontario Fresh Fruit or Vegetable
Match fruit and vegetables names with the pictures.
  • Healthy Living
  • Grades 2-4
Name That Ontario Fresh Fruit or Vegetable (824 Kb)
Nutrition Matters: Snacks for School Age Children
  • Healthy Living
  • Educators and parents
Snacks for School Age Children (37 Kb)

Displays

Resource Curriculum Strand and Target Audience View and Access
Resource
Be Active, Eat Well Display: This display features a boy on a skateboard and also includes colourful nutritious foods to promote the importance of being active and eating well. Healthy Living
Grades K-8
View Be Active, Eat Well Display
Childhood Obesity Prevention Display: Oatmeal: This display promotes the importance of breakfast and features a bowl of oatmeal and the Peel Childhood Obesity Prevention website. The website provides information on how to prevent childhood obesity. This display can be used at school health fairs, open houses and other school events.
  • Healthy Living
  • Parents
View Oatmeal Display
Healthy Lunches and Snacks Display: Colourful display with food pictures that promote delicious, nutritious, quick and easy lunch and snack ideas. Approximately 7‘8” high by 8’ wide.
  • Healthy Living
  • Parents and children
View Lunches and Snacks Display
Powerfuel Display: Features cool graphics of teens being active climbing a granola mountain, shooting hoops with an orange.
  • Middle School and Secondary School students and their Parents
View Powerfuel Display

Workshops

Resource Curriculum Strand and Target Audience View and Access
Resource
Community Food Advisor Volunteers Provide workshops on healthy eating for parent groups.
  • Parents

To request a workshop please call Peel Health at 905-799-7700.

Healthy Lunches and Snacks Workshop:
For parents of elementary school children. Topics include: Recent stats on what children are eating, Canada's Food Guide and how to apply it when preparing lunches and snacks; food label reading and ingredient comparison.
  • Parents
Presentation is 60 minutes long.
Eating Well with Canada's Food Guide for Teachers
This workshop helps teachers learn about the changes in the new Food Guide. Includes tips, tools and ideas to help incorporate updated information into the healthy eating curriculum.
  • Teachers of Grades 1-8

To request this workshop free of charge, email Region of Peel-Public Health or call 905-799-7700.

Videos

Resource Curriculum Strand and Target Audience View and Access
Resource

Mission Nutrition (1998): Animated, using Q & A format to address healthy eating and physical activity through a maze of foods from Canada's Food Guide. Facilitator Guide is included.

  • Healthy Living and Active Participation
  • Grades 1-5

Free for loan, call Peel Health at 905-799-7700.

Supermarket Savvy: Great Grocery Store Adventure (2007): Tour a gocery store with a registered dietition to learn about Canada's Food Guide, reading nutrition labels, low-cost food options, foods from around the world, and how to make the healthy choice, the easy choice.
  • Healthy Living
  • Grades 5+

Free for loan, call Peel Health at 905-799-7700.

15 minutes long


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