Newsletters

Preschool Nutrition News
A quarterly newsletter to help preschool teachers, administrators, and students be aware of how important it is to mainatin a healthy lifestyle.
| Issue | Articles |
|---|---|
| Spring 2013 | Set the Table for Healthy Eating Habits; Cooking Activity - Frozen Banana Nibbles; Physical Activity - Springtime Scavenger Hunt; Say This, Not That!; Program Opportunities |
| Winter 2013 | Brush Up on Dental Health: February is National Children's Dental Health Month; Nutrition Activity - Apple Decay Demonstration; Physical Activity - Hot Potato; Cooking Activity - Yogurt Granola Crunch; Program Opportunities |
| Fall 2012 | Parents' Feeding Style May Affect Kids' Obesity;Gardening Activity - Wheat Grass Buddies; Physical Activity - Tumble and Rumble; What's Cooking with Let's Eat Healthy!; Program Opportunities |
| Spring 2012 | MyPlate's new Health and Nutrition Information for Preschoolers; Cooking Activity - Squishy Squashy Eggs; What's Cooking with Let's Eat Healthy!; Getting Creative in the Kitchen; Program Opportunities |
| Winter 2012 | Unhealthy Snacking Habits Begin Early; Nutrition and Gardening Activity - Green House Salad; Physical Activity - Indoor Obstacle Course; Program Opportunities |
| Fall 2011 | Welcome Back Teacher!; From MyPyramid to MyPlate; Nutrition Activity - Let's Take a Taste...Beans!; Cooking Activity - Confetti Bean Salad; Progrma Updates and Sharing |
| Spring 2011 | Soap or Sanitizer?, Nutrition Activity - Edible Flower Garden, Physical Activity - Animal Yogacise, Fellow Teachers Making a Difference - Share Your Story, Updates and Sharing, Program Opportunities |
| Winter 2011 | Family Routines Prevent Childhood Obesity, Updates and Sharing, Nutrition Activity - Spinach Surprise, Nutrition Activity - Strawberry Spinach Salad, Program Opportunities, Newsletter Evaluation |
Nutrition News
A quarterly newsletter to help teachers, administrators, and students be aware of how important it is to mainatin a healthy lifestyle.
| Issue | Articles |
|---|---|
| Spring 2013 | Here's Why Mom Said, "Eat Your Fruits and Vegetables"; Powerhouse Word Search; Smart Shopping for Veggies and Fruits; Program Opportunities |
| Winter 2013 | Caffeine - It's Not Just in Coffee Anymore; Physical Activity - MyPlate Ball Toss; Kids and Sleep; Program Opportunities |
| Fall 2012 | Promoting a Healthy School Environment; Physical Activity - Choose Your Move;Make the Switch to Fat-free or Low-fat Milk; Program Opportunities |
| Spring 2012 | USDA 2010 Dietary Guidelines Message Center; Nutrition Activity - Sugar Sleuths; Kids and Sugar Sweetened Beverages; Recipe - Citrus Cucumber Infused Water; Program Opportunities |
| Winter 2012 | New Reporting Forms; Did You Know? Kids and Nutrition Facts; Nutrition Activity - Whoa!! That's a Lot of Sugar!; Physical Activity - Tidel Wave; Portions are Increasing - Whate the Big Deal?; Program Opportunities |
| Fall 2011 | MyPlate - Helping Us Eat Healthier; Physical Activity - Classroom Stretches; Gardening-Space Invaders; After School Snacking - Keep It Safe; Program Opportunities |
| Spring 2011 | Weight Stigma and Kids, Nutrition Activity - Steps to a Healthier Me, Updates and Sharing, Getting Kids to Eat Their Veggies, Recipe - Chopped Rainbow Salad, |
| Winter 2011 | Coming Soon: Healthier School Lunches, Physical Fitness Activity - MyPyramid Moves, Updates and Sharing, I'm Thirsty - What to Choose, Program Opportunities, Newsletter Evaluation |
Foodlines
A quarterly newsletter for food stamp recipients and anyone interested in stretching their food dollars while maintaining a healthy diet.
| Issue | Articles |
|---|---|
| Spring 2013 | Positive Approach to Healthy Eating; Healthy Foods to Grab and Go; Recipe - Whole Wheat Apple Pancakes |
| Winter 2012 | Getting the Most Bang for Your Buck; Recipe - White Bean Soup with Kale and Chorizo |
| Fall 2012 | Make the Switch: Milk is a nutritious drink for the whole family.; Make Milk a Part of Your Day; Recipe - Baked Macaroni and Cheese |
| Summer 2012 | Drink Water Instead of Sugary Drinks; But I Only Drink One Soda A Day; Recipe - Citrus Cucumber Infused Water |
| Spring 2012 | Start the Day Off Right; Breakfast Helps Your Family; Recipe - Oat Applesauce Muffins |
| Winter 2011 | Enjoy Your Food, But Eat Less; What Are Calories?; Skillet Meal |
| Fall 2011 | Make Half Your Plate Fruits and Vegetables; Recipe - Fruit and Veggie Kabobs |
| Summer 2011 | Make MyPlate Your Plate, Tips to a Great Plate, Recipe - Summer Slaw |
| Spring 2011 | Take Action for a Healthier You, Did You Know?, Sodium - What's the Limit and Why, Recipe - Chilaquiles Casserole |
Food Safety Update
This quarterly newsletter provides up-to-date food safety information.
| Issue | Articles |
|---|---|
| Volume 43 | Safe Outdoor Eating; Packing and Transporting Safely; Arriving at the Picnic Site; Serving Food Safely |
| Volume 42 | Leafy Greens Top Source of Food Poisoning in United States...What Can You Do?; Step 1: Check; Step 2: Clean; Step 3: Separate; Step 4: Cook; Step 5: Chill; Step 6: Throw Away |
| Volume 41 | Peanut Butter Recalls; How Does Salmonella Get into Peanut Butter?; Is There a Way to Destroy the Bacteria?; Reducing the Risk |
| Volume 40 | Halloween Food Safety; Simple Steps to a Fun and Safe Halloween; Halloween Party Tips; "Bobbing for Apples" |
| Volume 39 | Keeping Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Safe to Eat; Shopping; Storing; Preparing |
| Volume 38 | Make It Quick...Keep It Safe; 1. Read and Follow Package Cooking Instructions; 2. Know When to Use a Microwave or Conventional Oven; 3. Know Your Microwave Wattage Before Microwaving Food; 4. Always Use a Food Thermometer to Ensure a Safe Internal Temperature. |
| Volume 37 | Milk - Raw or Pasteurized; What is Pasteurized Milk?; Raw Milk - Is it Safe?; Raw Milk and Pasteurization: Debunking Milk Myths |
| Volume 36 | The Germiest Room in the House; Sponges - How Clean Are They?; Why Are Sponges So Dirty?; What To Do; Sinks |
| Volume 35 | Sprouts - Are They Worth the Risk?; A Sprouted Seed is a Perfect Vehicle for Pathogens; Sprouts Have Caused Many Outbreaks of Illness; It is Difficult to Grow "Safe" Sprouts; Sprouts Can Make Even You and Healthy People Ill; It Can Be hard for Those Who Become Ill to Remember Having Eaten Sprouts; Sprouts Can Make Even You and Healthy People Ill |
| Volume 34 | Keeping Lunches Safe, Safe Lunches Start in the Kitchen, Dining at Your Desk, Tips to a Safer Lunch |
| Volume 33 | Food Safety Outdoors, Perils at the Picnic (Fun Food Safety Lesson), Problems at the Picnic |
| Volume 32 | Food Safety Modernization Act, Summary of the Food Safety Law, You Have a Role in Making Food Safe |
| Volume 31 | Dishware Containing Lead for Decorative Use Only, What is Lead?, Why is Lead Used in Ceramicware?, How Does Lead Get Into the Body?, Check Your Dishware |
