We know that when you are putting on programs for families in an after school or evening setting, you will likely need to group kids of different ages together.  We recommend, if possible, using: -The first chart of materials for groups of younger children, approximately ages 4-8;  note that you can always simplify your lessons or make them more complexContinue reading “Mixed Ages Kids Materials”…

Five Steps for Coordinating Your School Program: 1.       Work with your school contacts to determine and document what types of lessons Nurture will teach.  Decisions should be based on school resources, Nurture budget, and  volunteer availability. You will ultimately create a Curriculum Overview chart to show which lessons will be taught when.  The Curriculum Overview should be createdContinue reading “Program Checklist: School Programs”…

We provide the resources below for information only, and no part of its contents should be construed as medical advice, diagnosis, recommendation or endorsement by Nurture.  Nurture does not assume any liability for programs conducted via the use of this material.  Participating individuals should always ask their physician for his or her recommendation before startingContinue reading “Cooking Class Resources”…

As kids enter middle school and enter early adulthood, educators become even more challenged to keep messages engaging, pertinent, and powerful.  Here are some of the resources we’ve found helpful in our work with kids this age: Media Smart Youth Media-Smart Youth: Eat, Think, and Be Active!® is an interactive after-school education program for youthContinue reading “Middle School Class Materials”…