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Mealtime Roles in Early Childhood Poster

Discover how you can support children’s journey as they learn to eat a variety of foods. This free poster highlights specific roles for adults and children during meals and snacks.

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One resource includes one laminated 11 x 17 inch poster. If you need more than the max order number, contact us at sasknutrition@dfc-plc.ca.

Who can order:

Early Childhood

Level:

Early Childhood

Language:

English

Mealtime Roles in Early Childhood Poster

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In stock

Cost :

FREE

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Mealtime Roles in Early Childhood Poster

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