Making simple changes, like eating healthy foods and moving more each day, has the power to give your children a healthier future – one where they can avoid cancer, diabetes, heart disease and other serious, expensive conditions. These toolkits are designed for children in K-5.
Healthy foods and physical activity are essential shields for good health and disease prevention. Cancer develops over decades, so it's never too early to get your children to move more and start eating a healthy diet that includes plenty of cancer-fighting vegetables, fruits, whole grains and beans. Still have questions? Get more information about the Healthy Kids program in this in this overview for parents and teachers.
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Published on September 17, 2013
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