Food Allergies: For Elementary School Students

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    1. Food Allergies
      • A lot of people are allergic to foods.
      • About 1 in 25 children have food allergies.
      Almost everyone knows someone with a food allergy
    2. People can be allergic to almost any food, but
      most food allergy reactions are caused by 8
      foods:
      • Milk
      • Peanuts
      • Eggs
      • Tree Nuts
      • Wheat
      • Fish
      • Soy
      • Shellfish
      What foods cause allergic reactions?
      • There is no cure for food allergies.
      • The only way to keep from having an allergic reaction is to stay away from the food you are allergic to.
      Can doctors cure food allergies?
      • Your friend could get very sick right away after eating a tiny bit of a food he is allergic to.
      • He would need to take his medicine very quickly and to go to the hospital.
      What would happen if my friend eats a food he is allergic to?
    3. How can I help a friend who has food allergies?
    4. Food allergies are serious. Don’t make jokes about them.
      Don’t share your food with friends who have food allergies.
      Wash your hands after eating.
      Ask what your friends are allergic to and help them avoid it.
      If a friend with food allergies becomes ill, get help immediately!
      What does it mean to Be a PAL?
      • Your friend, Kim, has a food allergy.
      • As you and Kim walk out of the cafeteria, she says her stomach hurts.
      • You ask her to play with you at recess, but she says she wants to lie down.
      • She says it feels like there is something stuck in her throat.
      What would you do?
      • Get an adult right away!
      • Tell the adult you think Kim might be having an allergic reaction.
      A PAL would…
      • You and Kim are at a birthday party.
      • Max offers Kim a piece of cake.
      • Kim says “No thank you, I have a food allergy.”
      • Max says, “Come on and have some, it’s probably OK.”
      What would you do?
      • Tell Max that even one bite of the wrong food could make Kim sick.
      • Ask Kim if there is something else she can eat.
      A PAL would…
      • Two kids in your class are allergic to milk and peanuts.
      • Before school, you ate peanut butter toast and drank a glass of milk.
      What would you do?
      • Wash their hands and face before leaving for school.
      A PAL would…
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