When a snack attack strikes, refuel with these nutrition-packed snacks: Food, Nutrition and Health Tips from the American Dietetic Association.

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Action for Healthy Kids offers free and low-cost programs and resources to help children in all schools learn healthy eating habits and the need for daily physical activity, and to help them eat healthy foods and be active every day.

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Online interactive nutrition analysis tool from the Centers for Disease Control. Just drag food items over to your plate and you will get a nutritional analysis of your selections.

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Is there an activity you want to know more about? Not sure of how to play or what gear you'll need? Look no further — it's all right here: Activity cards from BAM (Body and Mind) at the CDC.

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A colorful four-page worksheet for learning the names of 16 fruits and vegetables from around the world, published by the CDC.

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This publication from the Food and Nutrition Information Center is a collection of resources on the topic of Farm to School and School Gardening for educators. It comprises information available on the World Wide Web, educational materials and contact information of related organizations.

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Complete physical activity and nutrition curricula and lesson plans for infants and toddlers, pre-schoolers and school-age children, from the National Child Care Information and Technical Assistance Center.

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To help educators help students establish smart fruit and vegetable eating habits for a lifetime, Produce for Better Health Foundation (PBH) has designed curricula and other kids’ teaching tools especially for classroom use.

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Girls on the RunŽ is a life-changing, experiential learning programs for girls age eight to thirteen years old. The programs combine training for a 3.1 mile running event with self-esteem enhancing, uplifting workouts. The goals of the programs are to encourage positive emotional, social, mental, spiritual and physical development.

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Developed by the Center for Collaborative Solutions’ Healthy Behavior Initiative, this toolkit is designed to help improve the nutrition and physical activity of children and their families. It outlines practices that have been proven successful and provides the tools needed to achieve the practices’ goals in afterschool programs.

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This toolkit for the Healthy Kids, Healthy New York After-School Initiative from the New York State Department of Health provides facts, guidelines, resources, and assessment tools relating to obesity prevention.

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This guide is intended to help after school youth providers serve healthy snacks. For those who are new to after school snacks, or who do not know where to start, the guide has many helpful tips on how to start serving snacks, as well as sample cycle menus to get you started. For the audience well versed in providing healthy after school snacks, this guide contains many recipes for you to try out.

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To promote the guidelines and support youth physical activity, CDC and several partner organizations developed the Youth Physical Activity Guidelines Toolkit, which highlights specific strategies that schools, families, and communities can use to support youth physical activity.

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This breakfast, nutrition and reading program was designed to help 1st and 2nd graders discover the importance of breakfast through reading and discussion of various children's literature books. The four modules each offer a no-cook food activity and other activities to reinforce the message about smart eating. The curriculum was jointly prepared by 4-H Youth Development and Family Community Development of the Oregon State University Extension Service and the Oregon Department of Education.

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A practical guide to healthy eating and physical activity for teenagers, from the Weight-control Information Network. The Weight-control Information Network (WIN) is a national information service of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) of the National Institutes of Health, which is the Federal Government's lead agency responsible for biomedical research on nutrition and obesity.

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A toolkit for building a healthy school environment by the Santa Clara County Office of Education. This guide outlines the facts, policies, and tips for maintaining the Local Wellness Policy.

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