2022 Train-the-Trainer
How to Better Interpret Food & Nutrition Headlines to Guide Your Work
A lot of the media shouts in soundbites and clickbait and you probably get a lot of questions from your parents and caregivers. It’s like you need a PhD to figure out what the latest study really means since they often conflict with one another. Learn how to translate the science into the practical messages for you, your staff, and your clients.
Read MoreStart Strong: A Cooking Curriculum for Family Child Care Providers
Child care providers may lack the cooking skills and time needed to prepare healthy foods. Learn how to teach the Start Strong: Cooking, Feeding and More curriculum. Topics include: knife skills, adding flavor without salt, cooking with beans, menu planning and more.
Read MoreiTrain, You Train: Tools and Strategies for Training Your CACFP Staff
Need to train, but limited on time? Come learn about The Institute of Child Nutrition’s iTrain Lessons. They are short training lessons for CACFP professionals to use in 20 minutes or less. You’ll receive user-friendly training tips and strategies for training CACFP professionals.
Read MoreEat. Create. Cultivate. Fun with Food Through Positive Mealtime Experiences
Come learn ideas and tools providers can use to implement positive mealtimes. Topics include Smarter Mealtimes, examining picky eater’s behaviors while identifying tips for creating adventurous eaters and engaging child participation in the kitchen. Leave with strategies, recipes and activities that engage children of any age!
Read MoreCreative Solutions to Provide Nutrition Education During a Pandemic
Looking for ways to provide nutrition education virtually? Learn tips and creative ways to enhance nutrition education offerings at CACFP and SFSP sites.
Read MoreABCs of a Healthy Me
A is for apple? No, A is for Active Play! Discuss the “ABCs of a Healthy Me!” and practices that support the healthy growth and development of children. Identify the changes in our world that have led to increased rates of obesity and explore resources.
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