Partner Resources

Research shows that reading to children for 15 minutes every day beginning in infancy impact education outcomes. Who can read to children? Anyone! Parents, guardians, caregivers, teachers – anyone can make an impact by reading daily to children. Read Aloud 15 MINUTES, our National Ally, has a number of fall resources to help you get started.

Our friends at Sesame Street in Communities have created useful tips and activities as part of their Moving Our Bodies initiative. Check out these ideas below to get children moving their bodies every day.

Alliance for Healthier Generation has created a resource to help you drink more water and fewer sweet beverages.

Food safety in the kitchen is very important. Our friends At Home Baking Association recognize the importance of food safety and have created a useful infographic.

The Institute of Child Nutrition (ICN) is offering virtual training sessions during the upcoming fall and winter. Register now to secure your spot and get learning!

Mindful eating is a healthy practice that allows you to take each moment in. Our friends at American Heart Association have created a useful infographic to try out mindful eating.

With the school year approaching, Vroom has created a bilingual resource with quick and easy back-to-school tips. The printable tip card sets include brain-building activities for children ages 0-5 to support school readiness skills in literacy, math, physical activity, science, and more.

Eating a variety of fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy, or fortified soy alternatives can be very expensive. MyPlate recognizes has created tips to help with budgeting for healthy food shopping.

September is National Fruits & Veggies Month. Our friends at Have A Plant – Produce for a Healthier Foundation have created a National Fruits and Veggies Month toolkit to celebrate all month long.

No Kid Hungry has created a resource on rural communities and food development. In this resource, you will learn about local food procurement strategies to create stronger bonds in their communities, purchase local seasonal foods, and create unique educational opportunities for children of all ages.