Slow food's in school

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Title Slow food's in school
Creator Davies, Ashley L.
Subject Nutrition; education; Cooking; education; Physical fitness; education
Description This program was designed to teach and engage elementary students, as well as parents, in a better understanding of nutrition, cooking, and physical fitness by teaching and involving the student's in proper cooking skills, awareness of nutrition, and how we can better ourselves by what we eat and do. The program was created in accordance with Slow Food Utah's objectives and the local elementary school's after school program. The intent of the program is to teach the participants about where food comes from and what it does for the body. The program ran every other week for four months during the academic school year. Participants were chosen from the current after school program and taught basic cooking and physical activity skills. They were also encouraged to cook in the home. Participants also got the opportunity to cook with a local chef and learn about careers in the food industry. The results from this program showed that the participants were more inclined to try different foods if they cooked and learned about them.
Publisher University of Utah
Date 2013-04-01
Type Text
Format application/pdf
Language eng
Rights Management (c) Ashley L. Davies
Program Service-Learning Scholars' Program
Contributing Institution Lowell Bennion Community Service Center
Publication Type Integrative Service Project
ARK ark:/87278/s6mm0jx1
Setname ir_bca
ID 1358675
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mm0jx1
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