Whole Foods
Food Labels
Healthy Habits
Nutrients
Vitamins
100

Foods that are minimally processed and close to their natural state

What are whole foods?

100

This label shows calories and nutrients in food

What is the nutrition facts label

100

Eating a variety of foods from all food groups

What is a balanced diet

100
These are nutrients needed in large amounts

what are macronutrients

100

this vitamin that helps the body absorb calcium 

What is vitamin D?

200

An example of a whole food high in fiber

What are fruits or vegetables?

200
This tells you how much food a portion has

What is serving size

200

Paying attention to hunger and fullness cues

What is mindful eating

200

the body's main source of energy

what are carbohydrates

200
This vitamin helps with vision 

What is vitamin A

300

Dyes added in foods like red 40 and yellow

What is unhealthy to put in foods?

300

This percentage tells you how a nutrient fits into your daily diet

What is percent daily value

300

This is essential to stay hydrated and support body functions

What is water

300

this nutrient helps build and repair tissue

what is protein

300

This vitamin supports the immune system and is found in citrus fruits 

what is Vitamin C

400

Whole foods are typically low in this compared to processed foods

What are additives?

400

If a food has 20% or more of something it is considered this

What is high

400

Controlling how much you eat at a time

What is portion control

400

this macronutrient provides the most calories per gram

what are fats

400

These vitamins help convert food into energy

What are B vitamins?

500

Eating whole foods can lower the risk of these diseases

What are chronic diseases?

500

This ingredient is often hidden under many names like corn syrup

What is added sugar

500

Skipping this meal can lead to overeating later

What is breakfeast

500

these nutrients are needed in small amounts

micronutrients

500

This vitamin helps with blood clotting 

what is vitamin K