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Breakfast: the forgotten meal

Breakfast: the forgotten meal. Ms. Roseann Bayer I.S. 143 Eleanor Roosevelt Rbayer@schools.nyc.gov. True or False?. Skipping breakfast helps a person avoid gaining weight. False. True or False?. Eating breakfast has been proved to help students do better in school. True.

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Breakfast: the forgotten meal

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  1. Breakfast: the forgotten meal Ms. Roseann Bayer I.S. 143 Eleanor Roosevelt Rbayer@schools.nyc.gov

  2. True or False? Skipping breakfast helps a person avoid gaining weight. False

  3. True or False? Eating breakfast has been proved to help students do better in school. True

  4. True or False? Eating breakfast regularly as kids helps young people develop healthy eating habits for the rest of their lives. True

  5. What did you have for breakfast today? (Be honest.) An informal poll of students answered: NOTHING!

  6. Why should I care about breakfast? “Teens who eat breakfast may do better in school and sports—and have healthier weights. By eating breakfast, you can increase your memory, stay focused, and feel less grouchy and restless.” Source: http://www.win.niddk.nih.gov/publications/take_charge.htm

  7. Learn more about breakfast • Your group will read and prepare a summary of the assigned section of this article, “Breakfast’s Benefits.” • Group Roles • 1. Leader – keeps group on task and ensures that the summary includes reasons why students should eat breakfast. • 2. Recorder – keeps record of group’s findings • 3. Time keeper – watches clock and updates group on how much time remains • 4. Presenter – informs class on group’s findings

  8. So, why don’t kids eat a good breakfast? Use the “Identifying the Causes” worksheet to explore the reasons why kids aren’t eating a good breakfast or any breakfast at all. Steps of the Public Policy Analyst (PPA) Define the Problem Gather the Evidence Identify the Causes Examine the Existing Policy Develop Solutions Select the Best Solution

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