We Like to Eat Well

We Like to Eat Well
Title We Like to Eat Well PDF eBook
Author Elyse April
Publisher We Like to
Pages 0
Release 2013-03
Genre Juvenile Nonfiction
ISBN 9781935826040

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What we eat is vitally important for good health . . . but so is how we eat...where and when we eat...and how much we eat...especially in reducing obesity and diabetes II, which have reached epidemic proportions in the U.S. This book encourages young children and parents to develop the healthy eating habits that can last for a lifetime. Nos Gusta Comer Bien (We Like to Eat Well) is based on the current USDA Food Pyramid, which advises us all to eat a wide variety and a proper balance of healthy foods. In this upbeat and rhyming text, children and parents will be reminded to eat fresh and whole foods-rather than packaged or junk foods. What makes this book unique, however, is that it presents the food data along with suggestions for how to eat healthier: - encourages eating with others, rather than alone - reminds kids and parents to eat more slowly - states the case for eating "just enough" to feel strong, but also light - advises eating smaller meals but more often - shows kids taking healthy food to school - encourages kids and parents to pack up healthy snacks to bring along when they are on the go - helps readers learn greater sensitivity to what the body actually needs

Why We Eat Healthy Foods

Why We Eat Healthy Foods
Title Why We Eat Healthy Foods PDF eBook
Author Rosalyn Clark
Publisher Lerner Publications ™
Pages 27
Release 2018-01-01
Genre Juvenile Nonfiction
ISBN 1541519485

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Do you know what foods are good for you? It's not just vegetables! Find out more about eating healthy and why it's important. Lively, carefully leveled text, age-appropriate critical thinking questions, and colorful photos help young readers learn about healthy habits.

Why Should I Eat Well?

Why Should I Eat Well?
Title Why Should I Eat Well? PDF eBook
Author Claire Llewellyn
Publisher B.E.S. Publishing
Pages 32
Release 2005
Genre Juvenile Nonfiction
ISBN 9780764132179

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Originally published: London: Hodder Wayland, 2001.

Well Well Well

Well Well Well
Title Well Well Well PDF eBook
Author Michael Levy
Publisher Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Pages 156
Release 2015-11-09
Genre
ISBN 9781519194428

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Well, well, well, is a groundbreaking book on healthy eating, meaningful thinking and authentic living. The first section deals with food and nutrition. it includes many useful ideas on how to stay healthy and active throughout a lifetime on earth. Health is a choice and this book gives plenty of authentic choices. The second part of the book turns the microscope on the way we humans process our thoughts and the ways they can destroy via ignorance or invigorate our lives in a meaningful way via inner truth and wisdom. The third part of the book help people to obtain full value for the time they have been gifted for time is our most precious asset, we need to spend it wisely. The last part of the book is an excellent guide to mediation via metaphysical spiritual poetry

I Eat Well

I Eat Well
Title I Eat Well PDF eBook
Author Martha Elizabeth Hillman Rustad
Publisher Capstone
Pages 32
Release 2019-05-01
Genre Juvenile Nonfiction
ISBN 1496663586

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Learning to eat well is a tough job! Carefully leveled text allows the youngest readers to read independently and learn all about eating well.

Side Show

Side Show
Title Side Show PDF eBook
Author Loma A. Phegley
Publisher iUniverse
Pages 268
Release 2002-10-08
Genre Circus
ISBN 0595248543

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The pervasive evil of the rape and murder of the circus owners only baby girl hangs over the company for years. Was it one of their own? Will he ever be caught? This one death of a little 6-year old blonde angel drives a detective, baffles a seer, frightens all who loved her and causes the suicide of her mother and still another death. There is more than just murder. There is redemption, love, dreams that come true, unlikely accomplishments, happiness, sorrow, and loves that seem impossible, loyalty and yet, will justice ever come to the person or persons unknown who did this murder more than most foul? The mid thirties was a difficult time for most Americans, especially for those who were physical or social misfits. The circus was a perfect haven for such people. It attracted the rif-raff, the talented, the strange, the needy and even the good, and most certainly, the evil. A different kind of "Who Done It."

Skiing

Skiing
Title Skiing PDF eBook
Author
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Pages 144
Release 1967-10
Genre
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