Introduction
A group of children will be going on a three-day field trip to Fort Fisher. The dining hall does not have enough staff to prepare meals for these students to take on the trip. Your group has been asked to plan and prepare healthy meals for this group of students to take on their trip. These meals will be eaten on the first day of the trip.
Task
Your teacher will divide you and your classmates into groups of four. Each person in your group will have a job. As a group, you will determine which job each team member will represent.
Nutritionist – Person responsible for using the Food Pyramid to determine the correct portion of each type of food needed for meals and snacks.
Food Service Coordinator - Person responsible for planning and preparing meals with the Nutritionist.
Supervisor – Person responsible for making sure all team members are participating, sharing ideas, and collaborating together.
Exercise Coordinator – Person responsible for creating activity task cards for students to complete after each meal to keep hearts healthy and active.
Process
Begin by reviewing all of the food groups.
Use the plate diagram from MyPlate.org to create meals for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and an afternoon snack.
Each plate will represent the amount of food eaten by one person for each meal/snack.
Evaluation
A rubric of guidelines will be provided.
Conclusion
The students will display their Healthy Plates and Activity Cards on a Trifold board. Each group will present their display to their classmates. A video will be taken of each presentation. Parents will be given a QR code to view the previously recorded presentations from home.
Credits
I have gathered information from the following sites so far in my research:
http://www.letsmove.gov/sites/letsmove.gov/files/Family_Calendar.pdf
http://www.letsmove.gov/move-everyday
http://www.choosemyplate.gov/kids/Games.html
http://kidshealth.org/kid/stay_healthy/food/pyramid.html#cat20918
file:///Users/elisaclark/Downloads/ThirstyWater-LessonPlan.pdf
http://www.nutritionexplorations.com/kids.php