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Title of Bulletin Board: PE Council – Healthy Fruit and Vegetable Survey

Category: Nutrition

Suggested Grade Level: All

Materials: Graph paper, fruit and vegetable visuals, survey

Description:

To promote healthy nutrition, the students surveyed friends and family members about their favorite fruits and vegetables. Then, they created graphs to illustrate the survey results.

PE Council – Healthy Fruit and Vegetable Survey Image


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Submitted by Kevin Yarnell who teaches at Chancellor Livingston in Rhinebeck, NY. Thanks for contributing to PE Central! Posted on PEC: 9/5/2016 1:38:39 PM. Viewed 3901 times since 9/3/2016.

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Denise Wilson

This is a great way to incorporate math and healthy lifestyles. Thanks for posting this creative bulletin board.
Kyle Martin

My PE Ambassadors group will be doing surveys now this year thanks to you and this board. This is such a great idea, Kevin. Please post more innovative ideas whenever you come up with them!
Debbie Ayres

Great idea, Kevin! Thank you for California!
Leslie Dooley

This creative bulletin board incorporates math and physical education. I'm always on the look-out for clever ways to bring other subject areas into my curriculum. This ties surveys, graphing, and healthy eating all into one bulletin board.
John Todd

This is such a fabulous idea! I would love to implement this at my school. Great work!!

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