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Teaching: Youth Curricula Objectives

 

Grade Level: Ninth-Twelfth Grade
Knowledge
Objectives

(What children
should know)
Behavioral
Objectives

(What children should
be able to do)
Show-Me
Standards
Addressed
Approved
Curricula
Knows how to evaluate various diets including commercial diet plans and products, vegetarian diets, etc. Develops nutritionally sound strategies to achieve and maintain healthy weight and prevent disease I: A2a

II: B5a

Show-Me Nutrition* Curricula Destination Wellness

Special Focus/Summer & Supplemental Curricula:

Discovering Food Science
Syber Shop
Fight BAC
This Is Your Life
You're the Chef
Teenage Moms is the approved curriculum for pregnant and parenting teens
Explains relationship between eating habits and disease prevention I: A1a

II: B2a, 3a

Knows how nutrient needs change throughout the life stages (pregnancy, lactation, aging) Plans nutritionally sound diets for all life stages II: A6a, 7a, 8a; B6a
Understands the health risks to mother and baby of teenage pregnancy II: A7b
Knows the relationship between pre-competition diet and athletic performance Practices sound sports nutrition  
Understands the connection between nutrition, fitness, genetics and health Investigates personal and family health to determine potential disease risk IV: B3
Analyzes own personal diet and lifestyle Plans appropriate diet and physical activity program to decrease chronic disease risk and meet personal fitness needs II: B5a

V: A2a

Analyzes what social influences like media, family, peers, coaches have on physical health Develops positive self image and body size acceptance I: A3a

II: B7a; C2a, 3a

Analyzes the impact of economic and political issues on local and world hunger Explores ways to combat hunger in community and world  
Assesses the impact of poverty on nutrition  
Understands how pesticides, additives and biotechnology have influenced the safety of the food and water supply Accesses accurate information on food safety II: B4a
Knows factors that influence a safe food supply including regulatory agencies, food handling and storage Reports incidences of unsafe food or unsafe practices to appropriate agencies II: B4a
Describes sanitary work conditions and practices for the home kitchen and for food services Practices good personal hygiene, sanitation and safe food handling including: practicing all aspects of safe food handling at home and on the job  
Analyzes food labels to determine the nutrient quality of food Uses food labels to make wise food choices II: B8a
Understands that drugs taken during pregnancy may pass into the fetus' bloodstream Chooses not to use tobacco, alcohol or drugs during pregnancy III: C4a

 

Grade Levels:
Preschool Kindergarten First Second Third
Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh- Eighth Ninth-Twelfth

 

 

Family Nutrition Education Programs, University of Missouri
308 Gwynn Hall, Columbia, MO 65211
Phone: 573.882.9760  Fax: 573.884.5449

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