What We Eat

We Are What We Eat! - Centers for Disease Control and ...

We Are. What We Eat! Judy Jones Kathie Fuller East Chapel Hill High School Beekmantown High School Chapel Hill, NC West Chazy, NY . Summary . This lesson is for high school students and can be used as part of a unit about nutrition.

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Unit Supporting and Concluding 4 Sentences

Many athletes eat high-protein foods, such as meat, beans, and nuts. (example) e. Low-fat foods include fruits, vegetables, and pasta. (example) f. Because they are easy to find in stores, low-fat foods are convenient. (reason) g. Athletes generally eat high-protein diets to give them more energy. (reason) h.

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Parent Tips: Calories Needed Each Day

calories you need to eat to stay healthy. Do you know how many calories you and your family need each day? How many calories you need each day—ENERGY IN— depends on a few things: • Your age • Whether you are male or female • How active you are The tables on the next pages show the calories needed