Teen Nutrition: What's The Big Debate? DVD
2007 Bronze Telly Award
There's no debate that healthy eating is good for you, but too often, teens don't make smart choices when it comes to food and activity.
Two high school classmates prepare for a debate on healthy eating, a nutritionist gives advice, and student interviews give a "real life" view of eating habits.
From them viewers learn:
• The F-A-T-S method of eating and activity
• The P-L-A-N method of changing bad eating/activity habits
• Why the Food Pyramid matters
• How to use a hunger scale to control eating
• How reading food labels can help teens make good choices
Audience: Grades 6-Adult. Teaching Materials Included. 20 Minutes. Closed Captioned
ISBN# DVD 1-57175-513-6
© 2007 Learning ZoneXpress
Product: #
3457-DVD
Awards
2007 Telly Award Winner of "Merit" National Health Information Award, 2008
Reviews
"This DVD is done in an engaging way that will hold student interest and will be an excellent addition to a nutrition unit. Recommended."-- Library Media Connection, January 2008 "...presents both solid information and practical advice on the subject of good nutrition. Recommended." -- Video Librarian, November/December 2007 "...the characters convey the information in a very clear-cut and accessible manner...the practical tips on how to read food packaging labels and what they mean may be new for many teens, particularly those in middle school." -- School Library Journal, October 2007 "Enthusiastically recommended for school classrooms and public library collections." --The Midwest Book Review, July 2007 |