Food Colors
Health
School Lunch
100

Examples include Squash, Carrots, Mangoes, Nectarines, Pineapples, Pumpkin and Corn

What are Orange and Yellow Vegetables

100

Eating approximately 700 calories three times a day

How many calories should be consumed at each meal?

100

Offer 1 serving of Milk, Fruit, Vegetables, Grains, Protein

What are lunch guidelines?

200

Build strong bones and muscles

What are the benefits of eating proteins?

200

Eat 20-35% of daily total calories

What is daily recommendations for fat?

200

Meals must be compliant with guidelines to be reimbursable

How the National School Lunch Program supports free school meals

300

Reduce cancer risks, lower blood pressure and bad cholesterol levels, improve digestion, support good vision and boost immunity

What are the health benefits of eating a variety of foods with different colors?

300

Teenagers consume nearly double the recommended guidelines

What is sodium?

300

Student Group that provides feedback about lunches to encourage peers to eat provided healthy meals

What is the student advisory committee?

400

Builds strong bones by providing the body with calcium and Vitamin D

What is dairy

400

Determines how much you should eat

What is a serving size?

400

Individuals who ensure meals are prepped, cooked and served within recommended guidelines

Who are the cafeteria staff?