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Healthy Snacks

Healthy Snacks

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Physical Ed

6th Grade

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Robert Raley

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16 Slides • 6 Questions

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Healthy Snacks

To Snack or Not to Snack?

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How would you define a snack?

Another way to think of this question is: Why do we have a snack to eat?

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Define snacking:

Anytime that we eat food or consume a beverage between our regular meals.

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The word snack often brings to mind fast foods: high in fat, sugar, salt & not particularly nutritious items.

Remember all foods can be eaten in moderation, but nutritious snacks should be consumed over junk food most of the time.

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Multiple Choice

What is the definition of a snack?

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It is a meal eaten at dinner.

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It is a food we eat between our regular meals.

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Healthy Snack Options:

  • Snacks should be enjoyable, filling and nutritious.

  • Foods that are...

  • high in fiber

  • contain carbs for quick fuel (energy)

  • or contain protein

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Multiple Choice

True or False: A healthy snack should contain plenty of sugar, fat and salt.

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True

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False

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Healthy Snack Examples

Healthy snacks are also good when you have 2 or more food groups combined to make up you snack item.


What are some of your favorite healthy snacks?



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Healthy Snacks!

- Fruits

- nuts

- Popcorn

- cheese

- whole grain bread or crackers

- Fruit Smoothies

- hard boiled egg

- raw vegetables

- peanut butter

- Hummus


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How much of a snack should I have?

Eat just enough to control your hunger without feeling full or stuffed.


A good rule of thumb is about 200 calories or less per snack.

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Multiple Select

True or False: A snack should be about 200 calories or less.

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True

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False

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How much of a snack should I have continued...

You can use your hand as a guide to measure out some common snacks. This way you will not have too much to eat while snacking.

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The hand as a guide for portion control for some common healthy snacks:

Example: Hummus or Peanut Butter - A thumb tip or two is about a Tablespoon.


Ex. for Cheese or lean meat (turkey, chicken or beef) - A thumb is about an ounce.


Ex. for whole grain crackers, raw vegetables or fruit - 1 fist full = a cup


Ex. Popcorn - 3 to 4 fistfuls a serving

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Multiple Select

What snack can I have a healthy serving size of by using one fistful of to measure a serving of this food?

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Not all Snacks are as healthy as others: What snacks to limit...

  • Limit fast foods & highly processed foods... Why?

  • They tend to be low in vitamins, but high in: Salt, fat, sugar and high in calories.

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It's okay to have these once-in-a-while foods as snacks, but not as a daily snack everyday.

Can you tell me what some of these snacks are that we should limit in our daily diet?

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Here is a list of the "once-in-a-while" snacks. Here are just a few...

- soda

- snack chips

- fast food

- cookies

- candy

- ice cream

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Multiple Select

Which of the following snacks can you have everyday?

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Poll

What is the class's most popular healthy snack from the items listed?

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Let's watch this short video on healthy snacks to review what we learned today.

see video on next slide

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What's your favorite healthy snack?

Go to your Google Classroom and click on the tab for directions on your in-class activity.

Healthy Snacks

To Snack or Not to Snack?

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