Let's Talk About Food

Need some guidance on how to approach conversations around food and eating with students? This resource will give you practical examples of how to have inclusive and respectful conversations around all foods with your students.

Level:

Elementary K-3

Elementary 4-6

Junior High

High School

Family

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English

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Let's Talk About Food

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Read our Let’s Talk About Food article to explore more about how to talk about food and eating in the classroom.

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Elementary 4-6

Elementary K-3

Mealtime Roles in Elementary School Poster

Support students in learning to eat well and help everyone relax and enjoy meals and snacks[...]

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Junior High

High School

Mealtime Roles in Junior High and High School Poster

Support students in learning to eat well and help everyone relax and enjoy meals and snacks[...]

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Early learning

Mealtime Roles in Early Childhood Poster

Discover how you can support children’s journey as they learn to eat a variety of foods.[...]

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Elementary K-3

Elementary 4-6

Junior High

High School

Canada’s Food Guide in Action Videos

Canada’s Food Guide (CFG) is made up of many different components. One such component,[...]

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All Levels

Lunch Box Guide

Educators and caregivers asked our team how to address, teach, and use Canada’s Food Guide.[...]

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