Success StoryYay for Exercise
Yay for Exercise
Author: Kati Noble
Planning Unit: Breathitt County CES
Major Program: Accessing Nutritious Foods (general)
Outcome: Initial Outcome
According to Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Kentucky ranks fifth in the nation for high obesity rates. One way to fight high obesity rates engaging in daily physical activity.
The Breathitt County SNAP-Ed Assistant, in partnership with the Breathitt County Public School System, taught the LEAP (Literacy, Eating, and Activity for Primary) Curriculum. During one visit with a first-grade class, the book, Exercise, was read to 18 students.
As a part of the lesson, students participated in different physical activities and tried a healthy snack. Students learned the positive benefits and the importance of physical activity. Students were asked if they would exercise at home, as well as asking their parents to purchase more fruits, vegetables, and healthy snacks. 100% of the students indicated that they would exercise at home, and ask their parents to purchase more fruits, vegetables, and healthy snacks.
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