Tools for Home
Our relationship with food starts at home - and healthy food can be fun! We’ve gathered a few educational resources to start your family’s food journey, like easy delicious home recipes and a meal wheel for kids.
Tools for Home
Our relationship with food starts at home - and healthy food can be fun! We’ve gathered a few educational resources to start your family’s food journey, like easy delicious home recipes and a meal wheel for kids.
Healthy Recipes for Kids
One of the best ways to ensure that your kids are eating well at school is by teaching and reinforcing healthy eating habits at home. In our blog post, “Our Top 15 Kid-Approved School Food Recipes — and How to Make Them at Home,” we share our top recipes that were created in school kitchens, tested in cafeterias, and kid-approved.
These delicious breakfast, lunch, and snack recipes include new takes on old favorites, span a diversity of cuisines, and offer climate-smart and plant-forward options. Trying out new recipes at home is a great way to get kids excited about trying new menu items at school.
Feeding Growing Kids
It’s important for parents to be aware of good nutrition habits as their children grow. Check out these resources for healthy eating and remember to talk to your doctor if you’re concerned about your child’s health.
- Nutrition for Kids: Guidelines for a healthy diet: This resource from Mayo Clinic details dietary basics for kids and youth.
- Eating Healthy: The Center For Science in the Public Interest pulls together independent, science-based advice about what to eat and what to avoid when it comes to a healthy diet.
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Your generosity is the ingredient to our success. Support like yours has enabled us to impact the food served to over 5.9 million children in the U.S. in over 19,000 schools.