Empowering Kids to Be Kids
With funds from a Game On: BE Time grant, Funston Elementary School prioritized making their grounds safer and more inviting for play time, physical activity, and nutrition education through gardening.
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Freedom to Make Healthy Choices
Besides adding new and engaging physical activity options, P.S. 18 used its Game On: BE Time grant to expand its school garden into a hands-on nutrition program with cooking lessons for students and their families.
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Empowering Kids to Be Kids
With funds from a Game On: BE Time grant, Funston Elementary School prioritized making their grounds safer and more inviting for play time, physical activity, and nutrition education through gardening.
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A Creative Approach to Student Health and Wellness
A brand new Creative Expression Lab, OTTER time, and other initiatives help students at Pacific Boulevard School get more unstructured time, which has ripple effects for behavior, focus, and more.
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From Rooftop to Recess
A Game On grant from AFHK turned a barren rooftop into a bright and engaging space for students to get active and harvest healthy foods.
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Daily Dance Parties Brighten the Day for Sumner Students
“Wake up and dance” might as well be the unofficial motto of Sumner Elementary School, where students start the day with a dance party and yoga to get focused.
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Banks Road Initiative Sows Love for Gardening
A robust school garden program is the gift that keeps on giving for students, staff, families, and activities at Banks Road Elementary School.
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Taking Steps to Improve Student Health
Putting a twist on classroom brain breaks and instant recess, this Ohio school is using pedometers and partner exercises to boost student activity and peer support.
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24 Hours of Jumping…for Kids
A group of 16 jump rope fitness enthusiasts in Texas came together to do a 24-hour jump-a-thon that raised over $2,700 for Action for Healthy Kids—find out why.
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New Gardens Feed Students and Nurture Growth
New green space and gardens at Pleasant Grove Elementary School allow students to cultivate not just plants but their own opportunities for wellness.
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