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Created with input from teachers and health experts, the Lunch Box Guide makes it easy to teach Canada's Food Guide. The easy-to-use, printable tool teaches students to plan simple meals and gives you the confidence to teach nutrition.
This program includes:
Downloadable copies of the program and three activities are available below.
The Lunch Box Guide works wherever learning happens – in the classroom or at home!
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Lunch Box Guide
Inspire students and families to make fun, satisfying and nutritious lunches.
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Teacher Guide
Your Teacher Guide includes background information and all the information you need to use the Lunch Box Guide with your students.
Lunch Box Guide – Activity #1 My Lunch Box Guide Checklist
Make lunchtime easy with the interactive My Lunch Box Guide Checklist. This free printable teaches students about how foods they like fit into Canada’s Food Guide. The Teacher Handbook has guidance on introducing the activity, presenting Canada’s Food Guide, and[...]
Lunch Box Guide – Activity #3 Build Your Own Lunch Box
Help students make connections between their lives and Canada’s Food Guide with this free printable. In alignment with the Saskatchewan’s Health Education curriculum, students plan a lunch with[...]
Lunch Box Guide – Activity #2 Complete the Meal Worksheet
Extend student learning with the Complete the Meal Worksheet. Featuring images of real meals, this free printable encourages students to choose foods they enjoy to complete the meals. The activity builds connections between Canada’s Food Guide and Saskatchewan’s Health Education curriculum,[...]