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- Material developed through USDA's Team Nutrition Training Grant

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Target Audience: CACFP Center-Based Organizations. Purpose: Provide an overview of the CACFP Meal Pattern. Learning Objectives: 1. Understand the CACFP meal pattern including who it serves and the meal components. 2. Where to find resources.

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This 20-minute micro learning will provide an overview of the USDA standards and nutrition guidelines that govern the sale of foods and beverages available to students on campus during the school day also known as Smart Snacks.

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We know that students are sometimes reluctant to try new foods. It can often take multiple exposures to build acceptance. The IFSN guide is designed to help feeding and garden sites conduct quality taste tests for children in grades Pre-K-5.

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Local menu ideas, fun facts and activities are included in this booklet to help start or continue incorporating local foods in Child Nutrition Programs.

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The Shop Kansas Farms website can connect you with safe and nutritious local products available for sale. View the map at https://shopkansasfarms.com/map/ . The interactive map allows you to search by region, county, and city by food category.

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Tower Garden STEM lessons designed for 4th grade level include Grow, Seeds, Water, Sunshine and You! Each lesson has a puzzle piece included to complete the puzzle when lessons are finished.

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The VegOut! 30 Ways in 30 Days Challenge is a call to action to eat 30 different vegetables within one month and offers a toolkit of resources and incentives to help everyone get to 30, including recipes, and curriculum for Pre-K - 5th grade.

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The farmers marKIDS downloadable toolkit, designed for 4th - 6th graders, guides children's efforts in harvesting and pricing produce, promoting, advertising and operating their farmers marKIDS stand anytime of the year.

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This handout provides a list of creditable and not creditable foods for the CACFP infant meal pattern.

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The purpose of this resource is to provide multicultural meal ideas for family daycare home providers.

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An inspiring video for foodservice directors thinking about shifting their food procurement and menu options to feature more plant-forward entree items.

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Four-part Webinar Series for foodservice directors on Healthy, Climate-Friendly School Food: Strategies for Success.

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An inspiring and educational resource for school foodservice directors and advocates to learn about the importance of shifting menus and the resources available to help.

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A video to help inspire students to get involved in a school district's sustainable food efforts.

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An inspiring story from Oakland Unified provides a roadmap for change, showing how to feed kids healthier, more sustainable food on tight budgets.

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This report spotlights 3 schools that are implementing a values-based, climate-friendly school food service model rooted in providing 100% organic, scratch-cooked, and plant-forward school meals in low-waste kitchens. We hope it inspires directors!

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The Organic School Food Roadmap is a practical “how-to” guide, developed to help school food service teams make organic purchasing decisions and overcome key challenges when buying organic foods.

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The Organic School Food Roadmap is a practical “how-to” guide, developed to help school food service teams make organic purchasing decisions and overcome key challenges when buying organic foods.

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Designed to train family and community volunteers on how to collaborate with Food Service and School Administration to organize and promote cafeteria taste-tests of locally sourced foods with elementary students.

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Designed for all school community stakeholders to understand the importance of breakfast and how to make it accessible to more students. Proven strategies, step by step guide and timeline for "breakfast after the bell" rollout.

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The Farm to School @ Home is a series of activities that teach valuable Farm to School and nutrition lessons to students while at home. Topics include gardening, cooking, fermentation, environmental science, seasonal foods, and farm to fork. To access all of the activities visit: https://www.farmtoschoolcollective.org/f2s-at-home. To access the activities

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This Curriculum was created to educate students on Farm to School and to assist educators with collecting information on students' school meal preferences and perceptions.​ Topics include Introduction, Perceptions, Taste, Farmers, and School Gardens.

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This guide has resources for educators PreK-12th grade to help teach agriculture, gardening, and nutrition either in the classroom or at home. It highlights resources that are particularly helpful for remote/virtual learning.

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This resource was developed for Virginia CACFP operators; it was implemented during the VDOE Office of School Nutrition Programs 2020 Virtual Director/Sponsor Conference. The resource includes an overview of grain oz. equivalents and USDA resources.

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Snack Inspirations is a resource developed as part of our CACFP Meal Service Training grant. The target audience is CACFP agencies to provide snack ideas a recipes along with CACFP crediting information.