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Guidance for School Nutrition Curriculum: Vol. 1: The Reader
Guideline/Guidance published by FAO in
This is the first of a two-volume guide for developing nutrition education programs in primary schools. The purpose of the guide is to support the planning or redesign of nutrition education action programs and produce classroom curricula. This volume provides an overview of nutrition education principles and the curriculum planning process.
Nutrition Education Curriculum in Schools: A Planning Guide for Curriculum Development: Vol. 2: The Activities
Guideline/Guidance published by FAO in
This is the second of a two-volume guide for developing nutrition education programs in primary schools. It contains the activities that are used during the planning workshop to arrive at decisions and conclusions. It also includes information from experts and experienced practitioners.
Classroom Curriculum Chart: Learning Objectives for Nutrition Education in Primary Schools in Developing Countries
Guideline/Guidance published by FAO in
This one-page curriculum chart accompanies the two-volume planning guide for developing nutrition education programs in primary schools. The chart includes learning objectives for nutrition education for grades 1 to 10, and can be used to plan the classroom program.
Setting Up and Running a School Garden: Manual for Teachers, Parents, and Communities
Training Material published by FAO in
This manual assists school teachers, parents, and communities to set up and run a school garden, drawn from experiences and best practices all over the world of running school gardens. Classroom lessons are linked with practical learning in the garden about nature and the environment, food production and marketing, food processing and preparation…
The WHO Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity, and Health
Guideline/Guidance published by WHO in
This document contains the WHO Global DPAS, which focuses on promoting and protecting health through healthy eating and physical activity. The document features recommended actions that member states, WHO, international partners, civil society and NGOs, and the private sector can take to implement the global strategy.