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You are what you eat/ / [big book]

By: Berger, Melvin.
Contributor(s): Newbridge Educational Publishing | Spectrum Educational Supplies Limited.
Series: Food and nutrition set. Publisher: New York : Aurora, Ont. : Newbridge Educational Publishing ; Spectrum Educational Supplies Limited [distributor], c1994Description: 16 p. : col., ill ; 50 x 37 cm + 1 teacher's guide.ISBN: 1567840140 (Big book); 1400716322 (Big book and teacher's guide).Subject(s): Children -- Nutrition -- Study and teaching (Preschool) | Food -- Study and teaching (Preschool) | Nutrition -- Study and teaching (Preschool) | Diet -- Study and teaching (Preschool) | Readers (Preschool) | Readers (Primary) | Readers -- Health | Health education (Preschool) | Health education (Primary) | Children -- Nutrition -- Study and teaching (Primary) | Food -- Study and teaching (Primary) | Nutrition -- Study and teaching (Primary) | Diet -- Study and teaching (Primary) | HEALTH (GRADES K-12) | GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING (GRADES K-12) | ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS (GRADES K-6)DDC classification: BB 372.373 F63 v.1 Summary: Designed to introduce students to the principles of healthy food and proper nutrition. Considers how food helps us grow, what food gives us, the food pryramid, and why we need food.
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BB 372.373 F63 v.1 (Browse shelf) Available BIG BOOK 221626

A picture book.

Cover title.

Includes table of contents and index.

Designed to introduce students to the principles of healthy food and proper nutrition. Considers how food helps us grow, what food gives us, the food pryramid, and why we need food.

Pre-school, primary grades.

Teacher's guide in front pocket.

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