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Just like the rest of us, preschoolers are naturally interested in the food they eat. Nutrition Activities for Preschoolers takes advantage of this interest to provide an ongoing, everyday emphasis on good health and nutrition throughout the early childhood curriculum. The enjoyable activities in this book are related to the typical preschool classroom learning centers - blocks, books, pretend play, science and math, art, music, and so on - as well as meal and snack times. Teachers will find plenty of support in the appendixlists of related books and cookbooks, patterns, games to play, and newsletters to parents. A special feature of this book is a training manual for teachers, which outlines a staff workshop for using the book to create awareness of good health habits.
This book investigates how to integrate nutritional education into the daily preschool curriculum by leveraging children's natural curiosity about food. D. Cryer provides a comprehensive framework for early childhood educators to incorporate health-conscious concepts into standard classroom learning centers. The text utilizes practical application strategies to transform routine snack and meal times into structured learning opportunities. By aligning nutritional concepts with existing pedagogical structures, the author offers a systematic approach to fostering lifelong healthy habits in young children.
What You Will Find
Educators frequently cite this text as a practical resource for bridging the gap between nutritional theory and classroom practice. Experts highlight the inclusion of the staff training manual as a significant benefit for school administrators seeking to implement consistent health curricula.
Page Count:
236
Publication Date:
1996-01-01
Publisher:
Addison Wesley Publishing Comp
ISBN-10:
0201494523
ISBN-13:
9780201494525
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