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Fuel Up to Play 60 in Oregon
Welcome! Over 500 schools in Oregon and 71,000 schools nationwide have joined the Fuel Up to Play 60 movement. This section has been designed to help you implement the program in your school and to link up to helpful resources.
Recruit a Program AdvisorEach school needs a Program Advisor in order to take advantage of prizes, incentives and grant money. Go to FuelUpToPlay60.com to join the movement, sign-on as Program Advisor, and start through the 6 Easy Steps to Fuel Up to Play 60 at your school...» more Watch Fuel up to Play Success StoriesFuel Up to Play 60 will help your school meet wellness mandates. Watch and listen to the success story from Fowler Middle School in Tigard, Oregon. Hear from the Students, Principal and Program Advisor. Then think about how you can Fuel Up to Play 60 at your school.
Classroom ResourcesOregon Fuel Up to Play 60 schools have asked us for classroom resources to help implement the program in their school. We’ve compiled suggested activities from curriculum to single lessons to games. Check-out the links below for some great ideas.
Looking for a curriculum?
Start Smart Eating and ReadingA fun-filled breakfast, nutrition and reading program for K-2nd grade students. Download FREE lesson plans, worksheets, parent newsletters, and songs. 
Nutrition ExpeditionsThese fanciful programs for 2nd and 4th grade make learning nutrition a blast using multiple lessons and interactive computer games. Teach the complete Little D’s (2nd grade) or Arianna’s (4th grade) curriculum or use selected lessons.
Looking for a single lesson?
Five Food Group Activity Stickers and MastersIn this series of nutrition activity sheets for preK-5, kids use stickers to learn the five food groups. Activities include the Food Group Match-Up, What's for Lunch?, and Crossfood Puzzle.
Looking for a game?
What Food Am I?Read clues about nutrient-rich foods and beverages from all five food groups and have kids guess the name. Fill a few spare minutes during the school day or turn this game into a friendly classroom competition. 
Toss-n-Tell BallUse this inflatable ball in the classroom or gym to get students up out of their seats and answering questions about healthy eating. Ball comes with an easy reference answer guide.
Looking for a curriculum?
Exercise Your OptionsEight lessons, student workbooks, and video clips focus on changes in teen’s physical characteristics, connections between food choices and activity, and making a plan to improve overall health. 
Bridges to WellnessFREE hands-on lessons blend classroom instruction with cafeteria connections. Bridges to Wellness helps you meet school wellness policy nutrition education goals and helps develop an effective partnership with the school nutrition staff. Four lessons cover a variety of nutrition and physical activity topics. Check out Lesson 2 on the Food Groups to Encourage.
Looking for a single lesson?
Food ModelsThis set of 200 durable, punch-out color photos represents the actual serving size of common foods. The back of each food model includes nutrient information. An activity guide provides creative ideas for using the food models. 
See the Difference Nutrient Bar Graph CardsSturdy, colorful cards use bar graphs to visually represent calories and nutrients on food labels. The Leader’s Guide offers creative activities to compare individual foods.
Looking for a game?
Toss-n-Tell BallUse this inflatable ball in the classroom or gym to get students up out of their seats and answering questions about healthy eating. Ball comes with an easy reference answer guide. 
Take Aim ... A Nutrition GameTurn your classroom into a game show, have some fun and teach basic nutrition concepts. The categories include math, biology, physical education, health, geography, consumer science, history, and a variety section.
Looking for a curriculum?
Pyramid Plus: Real-Life Nutrition for TeensThis 9-lesson curriculum motivates and teaches teens to make nutrient-rich food choices. Lessons incorporate MyPyramid and the Dietary Guidelines to address nutrition topics for real-life teens, including Quick and Healthy Eating, Making Healthy Eating a Habit, Body Image, and more.
Bridges to WellnessFREE hands-on lessons blend classroom instruction with cafeteria connections. Bridges to Wellness helps meet school wellness policy nutrition education goals and helps develop an effective partnership with the school nutrition staff. Four lessons cover a variety of nutrition and physical activity topics. Check out Lesson 2 on the Food Groups to Encourage.
Looking for a single lesson?
Food ModelsThis set of 200 durable, punch-out color photos represents the actual serving size of common foods. The back of each food model includes nutrient information. An activity guide provides creative ideas for using the food models.
See the Difference Nutrient Bar Graph CardsSturdy, colorful cards use bar graphs to visually represent calories and nutrients on food labels. The Leader’s Guide offers creative activities to compare individual foods.
Looking for a game?
Toss-n-Tell BallUse this inflatable ball in the classroom or gym to get students up out of their seats and answering questions about healthy eating. Ball comes with an easy reference answer guide. Apply for Grant FundingThirteen Oregon schools have joined the movement, selected a Program Advisor and are putting Fuel Up to Play 60 into action in their schools. Find out which schools received funds and what they’ve done to promote healthy eating and physical activity.
Contact UsOur staff is here to help you make Fuel Up to Play 60 work in your school. Contact Cara Seger, Fuel Up to Play 60 Field Manager and let us know what you need.
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One Body for Life
School Wellness Newsletter
Grab n Go Foods
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Program Advisor: Getting it Done, Seeing Results
Students: Kids Talking to Kids 
Principal: Fuel up to Play 60 Improves Wellness
Field Manager: Make It 
