Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District - School Nutrition And Fitness

For Students Nutrition Fun & Games Enrichment Activities for Students USDA Reading & Games for Kids		Nutrition for Students is Fun! Click the Students link to the left to see how learning about nutrition is not only good for you but is also a lot of fun. Play the games and test your skill. Choosing the right foods can help you learn better, play harder, and have a lot more energy. Food & Exercise Log - Use this to ensure your child is receiving all their daily requirements! Spanish Information	USDA Nutrition Resources for Kids
Nutrition for Teachers Resources for the Classroom		Nutrition for Teachers The Teachers section includes a collection of teaching tools that reinforce our district's Wellness Policy, incorporating nutrition lessons into the classroom curriculum. Click the Teachers link to the left to find lessons, power points, links, and other resources to complement Nutrition in the classroom.
Nutrition at Home Healthy Habits start at Home		Nutrition for Parents We have put together some learning tools and resources to help you promote fitness and nutrition at home. We want to help you to encourage and reinforce lifelong nutrition and fitness practices that will support healthy lifestyles for you and your kids. Click the Nutrition at Home link to the left to learn If you have a child enrolled in the NLMUSD Childcare Program during distance learning, please click on the Afterschool Enrichment Learning-Nutrition Lessons link for fun nutrition lessons for your kids.
		Nutrition is for Everyone Proper nutrition in the school-age years can reinforce lifelong eating habits that contribute to a student's overall well being. This will help them to grow and learn to their fullest potential... and then go on to lead a long healthy life. Sports Nutrition: Click here to read an article on Nutritional Demands for Young Athletes from Ohio State University.

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