1st/2nd-Grade Nutrition Curriculum
Teams of five university volunteer instructors visit local elementary classrooms to teach once a week for seven weeks. Lessons are evidence-based and include interactive visuals, hands-on games, physical activity, and group work.
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See our Curriculum Overview for details on lesson objectives.
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Lesson 1: Introduction; Water & Sodium
Lesson 2: Fruits & Vegetables
Lesson 3: Grains & Proteins
Lesson 4: Fats & Cooking Methods
Lesson 5: Sugars
Lesson 6: Moderation, Balanced Plate, & Nutrition Labels
Lesson 7: Nutrition Wrap!
KIN's Nutrition Guidelines
KIN's Nutrition Guidelines are a comprehensive resource for our volunteers and the wider public. The information we present is rigorously supported by up-to-date, reputable publications.
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KIN is dedicated to fostering a mindset of MODERATION and BALANCE, advocating for eating habits that benefit public health and the environment.
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Recognizing the individualized nature of nutrition, KIN utilizes a flexible and adaptable approach. KIN does not promote restricting foods or any specific diet, such as vegetarian, vegan, paleo, low-carb, or low-fat. Instead, we emphasize celebrating the ADDITION of nutritious, colorful, and energizing foods that accommodate diverse local and individual situations, cultural contexts, and dietary preferences.
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