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Top 12 Hot Nutrition Education Topics for 2020
Are you looking for a hot topic for your next class, workshop, or client consultation? Or for Nutrition Month (R)? As much as consumers want a magic bullet for their health, teachers want a magic topic that will engage, educate, and motivate their audience. Here we have assembled all of the best and hottest topic […] -
2019 Catalog and Handout Is Here
The 2019 Nutrition Education Catalog is here! It features over 50 new products along with a great winter salad recipe and handout. All of our current customers who have purchased items from us will receive one and you can download one here. Some of our new products include: Related PostsBe Carb Smart Teach the […] -
Easy Health Fair and Nutrition Presentation Theme Chooser Introduced By Nutrition Education Store
Nutrition Education Store has launched a “Theme Chooser” in the online store navigation. The theme chooser allows customers to view health fair and nutrition education materials by theme. The theme chooser makes it easy to choose the perfect theme by topic and then have an entire display or presentation that matches with exciting, professionally designed […] -
Diabetes Education – One Size Doesn’t Fit All
When it comes to nutrition education, one size doesn’t fit all. This is especially true for teaching people about diabetes. As educators, we have to think about who we’re teaching: Are they newly-diagnosed? There’s a lot to learn. They may be in denial, scared, motivated, overwhelmed, or all of the above. Are they “veteran” patients? […] -
Take a Look at Fall Vegetables
Fall is officially here! Along with cooler temperatures, we’re excited to see a new crop of seasonal vegetables at farmer’s markets and in the supermarket. For too many people, fall produce means pumpkins (or just pumpkin spice!) and sweet potatoes. We know that’s just the beginning, so why not offer a class on fall vegetables? […] -
Fight COVID Fatigue
COVID fatigue – we all have it to some degree. But with flu season approaching and kids going back to school, this is no time to let up. We can fight COVID fatigue by reminding our students, employees, clients (and ourselves) to take basic precautions, just like we did at the beginning of this crisis. […] -
Plan Now for the Holidays
We’re about nine weeks away from Halloween and the start of the holiday eating season. Like always, we want to help people handle the holidays without gaining weight or giving up on healthy habits. But this year, there’s a catch – the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 will add to the stress of the holidays, making it even […] -
More Cooking Demo Ideas
Last week, we explored ideas for MyPlate cooking demos that you can do on Zoom, Facebook, or YouTube (if you missed it, click here). But we can’t talk about food demos without mentioning our Cooking Demo Ideas Book & CD, which has more than 300 pages and 30+ lessons on topics like fiber, heart health, portion […]
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Class Certificates – Nutrition – Kids – Weight Loss – Wellness
We often get requests and searches for certificates of completion for various nutrition classes and programs. Here is a selection of free nutrition class certificates in 2 formats: Word and Clipart. Your use of these images means you agree with our license statement at the bottom of the site. Thank you! Word Files: Wellness class […] -
Nutrition Basic Pre and Post Test for Classes
Basic nutrition pre/post-test A healthy, balanced diet includes these three major nutrients (macronutrients):a. calories, fat, carbohydrateb. carbohydrate, protein, fatc. protein, fiber, fatd. calories, water, fibere. I don’t know Which foods provide more of the essential nutrients that we’re often lacking?a. fruit, vegetables, and protein shakesb. seafood, whole grains, and gluten-free foodsc. fruit, vegetables, whole grains […] -
Picture Healthy Eating
We’re seven months into the COVID-19 pandemic. People have been stressed out since March and now face a winter warning of coronavirus and flu. Our clients, students, and employees are probably tired of being told what to do and what not to do. Do they have the capacity to follow a new diet or make […] -
Change it Up, Little by Little
This phrase recently caught my attention: Little by little, a little becomes a lot. I even wrote it on a sticky note and put it on my refrigerator. It reminds me that small things count. They add up. Meditating for just one minute; adding a baby spinach salad to a meal; walking around the block; […] -
7 Ways to Stop Stress Eating
Everyone is stressed out these days, and many turn to food for relief. But overeating isn’t the answer — it can even make things worse. Help your clients, students, or employees with these seven ways to stop stress eating: Knowledge is power. When you learn about the relationship between food and stress, you can do something […] -
What’s Your Word for the Rest of 2020?
Back in January, we talked about setting a word for the year in lieu of new year’s resolutions. So much has happened since then – those words (and any resolutions) have probably been forgotten. That’s ok, because September is much like the new year. Even if you don’t have children, there’s something about back-to-school time […] -
Keep Back to School Simple with MyPlate
Virtually or in-person, kids across the country are heading back to school. This is usually the time of year when parents and caregivers resolve to pack healthy lunches, serve nutritious after-school snacks, eat dinner as a family, and start the day off right with breakfast. Like new year’s resolutions, overly ambitious back-to-school resolutions will fade […]