Learn about healthy eating with a fun and interactive show from The Fun Food Company!
GrainChain.com
GrainChain.com is a place where children can find out how grains are grown and harvested, discover what happens to them before they reach your plate, and learn why they’re so good for you! You can investigate healthy eating and meal planning, or go behind the scenes of the flour, grain and baking industry. Find out [...]
BBC Thrillseeker Campaign
The BBC is running a Thrillseeker campaign throughout 2010, which was established with the aim to encourage children to be active and experience new things outdoors. Kingswood Educational Activity Centres have been working with the BBC on the campaign and have created resources for teachers to use. The worksheets (embedded below) are designed to get children thinking about how [...]
National School Meals Week
Following on from yesterday’s post about The Little Book of Goodness, here’s another resource linked to food and healthy eating… National School Meals Week is the biggest national healthy eating awareness week about school meals in Britain. It takes place from 9th to 13th November 2009 with the support of the School Food Trust and [...]
The Little Book of Goodness
The School Food Trust was set up in 2005. Its remit is to transform school food and food skills, promote the education and health of children and young people and improve the quality of food in schools. They have recently produced a ‘Little Book of Goodness’ to help teachers and schools promote healthy eating to [...]
The Potato Story
The Potato Story site is a great place to learn about life cycles, healthy eating, growing food and much more. The site has videos, games and quizzes for children to use, as well as resources for teachers and parents. The site allows for cross-curricular links through ICT (Exploring simulations), literacy (with VAK opportunities including drama) [...]
Change4Life
The aim of the Change4Life project is to get everyone moving more, in order to keep people healthy and to reduce the risk of obesity. Their site contains many useful resources for teachers and parents. There are links to lots of useful sites (great for ‘healthy living’ topics) and suggested activities for keeping fit and healthy. [...]






