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Five approved CA core nutrition education lessons maybe used as a single or series based lessons with or without WISERCISE! a 10 minute supplemental desk-side curriculum and includes daily PAs in the classroom. OrganWise Guy or Gal maybe used to illustrate why healthy behaviors are important to our organs, bodies and overall health.

Additional intervention materials maybe added at an additional cost.

Source:
The OrganWise Guys, Inc.

Teen Cuisine is a cooking curriculum designed to teach youth (grades 6-12) important life skills to promote optimal health. The curriculum addresses key concepts about nutrition, food preparation/cooking, food safety, and physical activity by using approaches and strategies that enhance learning and behavior change.

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Virginia Tech

Link:
Order form: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ai46XPqCF7ZUYOV

SEL Journeys™ uses movement and cultural learning to teach and reinforce SEL concepts via a highly engaging digital platform. Includes in-person and virtual components.

Source:
CATCH Global
Currently being pilot tested by CATCH Global with CFHL, UC

Link:
https://catch.org/what-we-do/sel

This curriculum facilitates partnerships between medical training programs and high schools serving youth from socioeconomically disadvantaged and underrepresented communities. A “train the trainer” model is used with medical residents (and other health professional trainees) train high school students to coach family members with diabetes or other chronic illnesses. Lessons incorporate evidence-based approaches to chronic disease management, highlighting healthy eating and physical activity behaviors.

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Stanford University School of Medicine

KickinNutrition.TV is an innovative, digital program designed to educate, entertain, and empower kids to make healthier food and lifestyle choices! KickinNutrition.TV features engaging videos and interactive learning tools designed for urban, inner-city youth and their families. The program utilizes comedy, hip music, and engaging research-based, peer-to-peer nutrition instruction and cooking demonstrations. The program is aligned with CC standards by grade.

Source:
KickinNutrition.TV

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This literacy-based health, nutrition, and physical activity curriculum employs a "learn by doing" approach with preschoolers. Lessons center around storybook reading and contain several activities that can be worked on as a group or individually allowing preschoolers to practice what they learned. Lesson activities align with the DRDPs.

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Yolo County Cooperative Extension and UC ANR

Link:
Link not yet available

Families Eating Smart, Moving More (FESMM) is a direct education intervention designed to improve dietary intake, increase daily physical activity, and improve home food safety practices, food resource management, and food security. 

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North Carolina State University

Link:
https://ncefnep.org/partners/curricula/

Edible ABC's teaches students about the
alphabet while tasting healthy foods. The 5 lessons cover learning new healthy foods and letters of the alphabet, how each food helps the body, taste tasting, and physical activity with corresponding reinforcement activities. Curriculum materials help assist with lesson delivery and connect to families at home.
Curriculum is intended to be delivered as part of a multilevel approach.

A Virtual Learning Resource Guide is also available

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The Young at Heart exercise class provides strength training for older adults and includes exercises for 8 major muscle groups. The “Eat Better, Move Better” mini class structure includes 4 sessions of the “Young At Heart” exercises and a nutrition handout. The program is delivered 2 times per week for 30 minutes each class.

Virtual components have been added. 

Source:
Healthy Aging Association

Link:
http://www.healthyagingassociation.org/

Includes 24 Tai Chi forms that emphasize weight shifting, postural alignment, and coordinated movements. Synchronized breathing that is aligned with Tai Chi movements is also integrated into the routine. Each session includes new movements and review of movements from previous sessions. Each session incorporates musical accompaniment.
Virtual components have been added. See Source/Virtual Contact
Information column. Certification cost: $25-75 depending on Level. Annual license fee: $200