Titanium Chef/ Le chef Titane (Grades 6-8)
Do your students have what it takes to compete in the Titanium Stadium? In this internet-based role-playing game, students discover, explore and compete to become the galaxy's greatest chef. Visit www.titaniumchef.ca to access the game. During the course of the game, players: challenge themselves to learn skills such as figuring…
Curriculum Links for Elementary and Intermediate Nutrition Education Programs
Grades K–8Our nutrition education programs are designed for the the BC Health and Career Education Curriculum for their specific grade levels and integrate well into Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Language Arts, Fine Arts, and Physical Education curricula. You can find a pdf copy of the career links below for: Food Explorers (K–Gr…
Bone Zone (Grades 5-8)
Youth learn about the importance of diet and exercise to build healthy bones. Kit includes: Teacher guide DVD (click here to view the Bone Zone videos online) Cost of kit is $15 - teacher workshops are available for Bone Zone but not mandatory. Additional activities are available below.
Pack Nutrition as Part of Your Equipment (Physical Education/Coaches)
Learn how you can help your students 'pack nutrition as part of their equipment'. This workshop is free of change and includes practical activities and tips for packing nutritious foods and beverages in an environmentally-friendly way. (1-1.5 hours)
Better Together: Reconnecting Food and Fun (Grades 8-12, Home Economics, Professional Development)
Learn why children, youth, and other social groups benefit in many ways when families eat together. BC Dairy Foundation completed research that analyzed why families eat together or don't. Find out how you can support students to cook and eat together more often. Workshops are free of charge and include…
Calcium, Vitamin D and Bone Health (Grades 8-12)
Learn about current research on nutrition and bone health. This workshop highlights the importance of adequate calcium and vitamin D intake throughout life to reduce risk for osteoporosis. Find out your personal risk for osteoporosis and what you can do about it. Workshops are free of charge and include a…
Health and Career Education (Grades 8-9, Planning 10)
Find out how you can provide your students with the knowledge and skills to help them develop the attitudes they need to make informed decisions related to their health. Explore factors affecting health through engaging case studies. Learn how you can use ministry approved resources to help students assess their…
FoodTrack™ (Grades 8-12)
FoodTrack™ is the acclaimed series of nutrition education resources that helps students check their food choices to see if they are on track for food group balance, fibre, caffeine and fat. Find out how you can teach using these resources, and whether your own diet is on track with the…
Impact of Your Food Choices in a Changing World (Grades 8-12, Home Economics)
Do you know how your food choices affect agriculture in BC and the world? Consider the social, economic and environmental implications of the food choices you make. This presentation will explore the issues of creating a sustainable food supply by choosing local seasonal foods. Learn how you can make a…
Passport to Healthy Living/ Passeport pour une vie saine (Grades 4-7)
Students plan a healthy living activity integrating physical activity, nutrition and environmental awareness. Kit includes: Lesson Plans DVD and case studies Four food group poster Class set of student passports It is free to attend the workshop. There is a one time cost of $15 to purchase the initial kit…