Think My Drink

What is 'Think My Drink'?

'Think My Drink' is an educational resource designed specifically for enhancing students' comprehension of nutrition facts and the importance of calcium for growing bodies. Its central focus is on learning to scrutinize and understand the nutritional value of different beverages, a regularly overlooked aspect of children's daily consumption habits.

Where can it be used?

This practical teaching tool can be employed in a variety of teaching environments such as whole group instruction, small group work, or even given as insightful homework assignments. Besides public school teachers specializing in Grade 5 up to Grade 12 P.E. & Health classes, homeschoolers who prioritize healthy choices could also hugely benefit from implementing this valuable resource into their curriculum.

The contents

• a comprehensive PowerPoint presentation with 26 slides offered in easily accessible PDF format.
• there are several engaging activities interspersed within the content for interactive learning experience.

A standout feature is that it provides handouts for students follow along more effectively with the material presented on screen adding an interactive element for younger learners especially. This allows learners to reflect upon every piece of information discussed helping them internalize every nugget about good diet choices and its necessity more fully.

New multimedia resources!

In addition to these features 'Think My Drink' includes a video link which delves further into understanding nutrition facts labels on beverage containers. By combining visually-appealing content with multimedia resources like videos for explaining key concepts better, this product aims at making complex health education topics easier and fun to learn.

'Think My Drink' represents an inventive method to incorporate health literacy into regular classrooms or home-based teaching routines reinforcing significant life skills early on in life right when kids are forming habits they're likely to carry throughout their adulthood years.

A 26 slide PowerPoint (PDF format) and a handout are included.