healthy eating

[beatrizmartins16]

to help those children that are getting problems from not being healthy i did my own campaign where i did some games with them and gave them a lesson of things they should eat and not eat... at the end of the lesson it was amazing i taught the children to like fruit that they didn't liked before...

[Venusflytrap]

Good for you. I really think the curriculum changes which sidelined domestic science have a lot to answer for. So many people don't know about how food and our bodies work now. And their shopping and cooking skills have been stripped away too.

[beatrizmartins16 in reply to Venusflytrap]

that is true... i decided to do this campaign for them for my health and social care A level and i loved everything..... i also did that because the children that i did the campaign for are from year 6 and they are moving to secondary school and i don't want them to have problems with their health, as once i did, but now i am better a lot better, so i don't want to happen to them what happened to me once, so that is the reason why i did on healthy eating and exercise....

[Venusflytrap]

I'm loving the background information. Just shows how much you have learned that you can now pass it on. Mind you, I've never had a problem knowing what I should be doing, it's the doing of it! Day in day out. Sounds way better than my A levels. Latin! What was that about then? Nice to have one that relates to the real world.

[beatrizmartins16 in reply to Venusflytrap]

what do you mean?? i didnt understand what you are trying to tell me... sorry