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Teens Teachers Curriculum 2017 Healthy Youth—Teens as Teachers Lesson Plan: Nutrients Reflection from Prior Lesson: “Why is it important to eat a variety of foods from all the food groups?” “How do the foods get put into these groups?” Lesson Goal(s): Nutrient knowledge Lesson Objectives: The student will be able to.... 1. Identify the six main nutrients and a variety of foods that contain them 2. Explain how nutrients help us grow and stay healthy 3. Apply knowledge of healthy foods and food groups to create a healthy meal or snack Materials Needed: (What will you need to teach the lesson) Serving Up a MyPlate—A Yummy Curriculum curriculum guide https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/sump_level3.pdf Do/Be song on CD or online or in Teacher’s Guide Various food (examples--cereal, yogurt, eggs, banana, carrots) Nutrient Knowledge handout Construction paper, markers, etc. for posters Learner Characteristics: 4 th and 5 th grade Introduction: Options: A. Have a variety of foods (examples--cereal, yogurt, eggs, banana, carrots) in the front of the room. “Each of these belong to a different food group. (Have students name the group each is in.) How do we decide what foods go in each group? B. Play the song Do/Be once and ask students to listen to the lyrics carefully. Write the word “nutrient” on the board and ask students to explain what they think it means. Explain that a nutrient is something found in foods that helps us grow and stay healthy. Different nutrients do different things for our bodies and help us be healthy. Play the song again, this time inviting students to dance and move around the room expressing the lyrics. The song lyrics give us examples of benefits the nutrients in foods can give us. (Giving us energy, building our muscles, strengthening and growing our bones) Content: 1. Knowing the Nutrients (15 min.) “Foods are categorized into the different food groups based upon the nutrients they contain and also how we normally eat them. Eating different foods from all five food groups helps us get all of the nutrients we need to grow, play hard, and be healthy. Can anyone name a nutrient?” Explain to students that there are six main categories of nutrients. Write the names of the following six main nutrients on the board, on a PPT or have each on a piece of construction paper or: carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, water.

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2017HealthyYouth—TeensasTeachersLessonPlan:NutrientsReflectionfromPriorLesson:“Whyisitimportanttoeatavarietyoffoodsfromallthefoodgroups?”“Howdothefoodsgetputintothesegroups?”LessonGoal(s):NutrientknowledgeLessonObjectives:Thestudentwillbeableto....1.Identifythesixmainnutrientsandavarietyoffoodsthatcontainthem2.Explainhownutrientshelpusgrowandstayhealthy3.ApplyknowledgeofhealthyfoodsandfoodgroupstocreateahealthymealorsnackMaterialsNeeded:(Whatwillyouneedtoteachthelesson)ServingUpaMyPlate—AYummyCurriculumcurriculumguide https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/sump_level3.pdfDo/BesongonCDoronlineorinTeacher’sGuideVariousfood(examples--cereal,yogurt,eggs,banana,carrots)NutrientKnowledgehandoutConstructionpaper,markers,etc.forpostersLearnerCharacteristics:4thand5thgradeIntroduction:Options:A. Haveavarietyoffoods(examples--cereal,yogurt,eggs,banana,carrots)inthefrontoftheroom.“Eachofthesebelongtoadifferentfoodgroup.(Havestudentsnamethegroupeachisin.)Howdowedecidewhatfoodsgoineachgroup?B. PlaythesongDo/Beonceandaskstudentstolistentothelyricscarefully.Writetheword“nutrient”ontheboardandaskstudentstoexplainwhattheythinkitmeans.Explainthatanutrientissomethingfoundinfoodsthathelpsusgrowandstayhealthy.Differentnutrientsdodifferentthingsforourbodiesandhelpusbehealthy.Playthesongagain,thistimeinvitingstudentstodanceandmovearoundtheroomexpressingthelyrics.Thesonglyricsgiveusexamplesofbenefitsthenutrientsinfoodscangiveus.(Givingusenergy,buildingourmuscles,strengtheningandgrowingourbones)Content:1. KnowingtheNutrients(15min.) “Foodsarecategorizedintothedifferentfoodgroupsbaseduponthenutrientstheycontainandalsohowwenormallyeatthem.Eatingdifferentfoodsfromallfivefoodgroupshelpsusgetallofthenutrientsweneedtogrow,playhard,andbehealthy.Cananyonenameanutrient?” Explaintostudentsthattherearesixmaincategoriesofnutrients.Writethenamesofthefollowingsixmainnutrientsontheboard,onaPPTorhaveeachonapieceofconstructionpaperor:carbohydrates,proteins,fats,vitamins,minerals,water.

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20172. NutrientKnowledgeHandout Next,handouttheNutrientKnowledgereproducibletoallstudents.Explainthatthischartisagoodwaytohelpstudentsrememberthesixmainnutrients,alongwithimportantvitaminsandminerals,andunderstandwhattheycandotohelpstudentslookandfeeltheirbest,andinwhatfoodgroupsthesenutrientscanbefound.Studentscanusethischartasareferencethroughoutthelesson. Discussthehandoutandhavestudentsunderlineorhighlightpartstheywanttoremember.3. SharetheNutritionKnowledge Havestudentscreateprojectsto“showwhattheyknow”andspreadthewordabouthoweatingfoodsfromallfivefoodgroupshelpsthemgetallthenutrientstheyneedtoplayhard,behealthy,andgrow.Dividestudentsintosmallgroups(3–4students).StudentsshouldusetheirNutrientKnowledgehandoutasaguide.Havethempickanaudience—theirparents,theirsiblings,orthestudentsinthelunchroom.Makeaposter,writeasongorrap,writeaskit,etc.tosharetheirinformationaboutnutrientswiththeiraudience.B. MakeaScavengerHuntorBingocard(https://www.fns.usda.gov/tn/myplate-grocery-store-bingo)forstudentstouseintheirhomeorlocalgrocerystoreandfindfoodsthataregoodsourcesofthefivefoodgroups.C. Presentasnackthathasatleast3ofthe5foodgroupsforstudentstohelpprepareand/ortaste. Closure: Havestudentssharetheirposter/song/rap/skitaboutnutrients.Pointoutthatallofthenutrientsareneededtohaveahealthydiet.UsingMyPlateandknowingnutrientsmakesiteasiertochoosehealthyfoods.Assessment: Haveathumbsup/thumbsdownevaluation(Yesisthumbsup/Noisthumbsdown)Allfoodshavethesamenutrients?(no)Youdon’tneedallthenutrientstohaveahealthydiet.(no)Eatingavarietyoffoodsincreasesyourchancesofgettingallthenutrientsyouneed.(yes)Fruitsandvegetablesaregreatsourcesofvitaminsandminerals.(yes)Proteinisfoundinmeat,eggs,fish,nutsanddriedbeanslikekidneybeansandrefriedbeans.(yes)Dairyfoodsareonlyimportantforyoungchildren.(no)Grainproductsgiveenergyandvitamins.(yes)Nutrientsarenotonlygoodforus,butalsotastegood!(yes)

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