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Nutrition Unit





























This month, I will be working on Nutrition for all my classes.  You will see how I have broken it down month by month and some of the materials I use for each lesson.  As a point of reference, I wanted to show you which habits I will be connecting with these units as well.  This unit is mainly for grades K-2.  I am working on the visual for grades 3-5 and will post it as soon as I can.   If you'd like the lesson plan for this week, click here,  On the lesson plan, I have hyperlinked the documents and Powerpoints I plan on using.  Hopefully you can access those.  If not, please comment below, and I will work to get them to you.
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