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Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Use these activities to discuss diversity and inclusion while also incorporating nutrition education and physical activity.

Celebrate Heart Health Month

During this special month, help kids and adults understand the importance of a healthy heart and actions they can take to live a heart healthy life.

Celebrate Every Kid Healthy Week

Here are some of our favorite Game On activities to celebrate Every Kid Healthy Week™ in the classroom, in the cafeteria, on the playground and school-wide.

Build a Better Breakfast

In March, schools across the country celebrate National School Breakfast Week. Take this time to review participation in your school’s breakfast program and get students excited about eating breakfast.

Breakfast in the Classroom

It can be a challenge to get students to the cafeteria before school, so consider making breakfast a part of the school day with Breakfast in the Classroom!

Brain Breaks for Testing

While brain breaks should be used year-round, testing can be an especially difficult time for staying focused when students have to sit for long periods of time. Try one of these activities to wake up those brains!

Bike to School

A bike to school program is great for schools to promote active transportation along with a social opportunity for parents and students to connect outside of school hours and allow students to improve their bicycle safety skills.

Backyard Fitness Circuit Course

Enjoy the outdoors and get your heart pumping with a Backyard Fitness Circuit Course. Fitness circuit courses are a fun and interactive way for anyone to be physically active.

Backpack Programs

Backpack food programs provide nutritious, non-perishable, easy-to-prepare food to children to ensure they get enough food on weekends and holidays to avoid hunger when they can’t depend on school meals.

Back to School Events

“Back to School” events are a great way to engage parents and families in school wellness and promote healthy habits at home.

Avoiding PE Opt Out Waivers

Does your school have a waiver that allows students to opt out of physical education? If so, take action today!

April Showers Bring May Veggies

School gardens are a fantastic way to transition a more traditional classroom to an outdoor, experiential learning opportunity centered on student engagement and critical thinking.

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