A health education program for children based upon learning strengths. Emphasizes the child's learning strengths. The program is created for schools and continued at home.

1. Multiple Intelligence
In Health Education
We all want our
children to succeed
in life and be
successful. We also
want our children to
be healthy.

2. The MCE Healthy
Lives Program
works by using a
child’s learning
strengths to
succeed.
What better way to
teach children to be
healthy than using a
program that is
taught in school and
continued at home!

3. All children
learn how to
use their
learning
strengths to be
healthy.
As a result of emphasizing
each child’s learning strengths
and learning smarts, every
child can feel empowered.
Empowers all
children.

4. Learning Assessment
THE MIDAS
An assessment
aged based tool
that gives
detailed
information on
the individual
child’s learning
strengths.

5. Children learn
in the way they
are
comfortable.
Each child receives their
own individualized booklet
for MCE Healthy Lives. It
includes the curriculum, the
Road to Health.
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Each child gets a chance to
share their healthy learning
with the class in a way that
they are comfortable.

6. MCE Healthy
Lives is based
upon
curriculum
called The
Journey to
Health.
The curriculum is individualized on learning
strengths and age appropriate. It is based upon
taking the child on a journey filled with creative
learning experiences that will engage the
student in the learning process.

7. A MIDAS FOR EVERYONE
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MIDAS™ for TEENS
MIDAS for KIDS™: All About Me (for
students in grades 4-8, or ages 10-14).
MIDAS for KIDS™: My View (for young
children, grades 3 & 4, ages 8 – 9, ).
MIDAS for KIDS™: My Young Child (for
young children in pre-kindergarten to
grade 3, or ages 4-8 years, completed by
parents.).

8. Health Curriculum includes a recognition that to
be healthy one needs to live healthy.
Students will map out their health journey using
their learning smarts to succeed.
The program encourages both individual
instruction and classroom interactional sharing.
Children love to learn how they
are smart.

9. Health education
Smart Learning Areas
Vision smart
Nature smart
People smart
Self smart
Music smart
Body smart
Logic smart
Word smart

10. Examples of health
education using learning
smarts
Each child receives a booklet full of
engaging assignments. Following is
one example for each learning
smart area.

11. Examples of health
education using learning
smarts
Healthy eating for those visually
smart
Guided by pictures, the student
creates a photo album of healthy
and unhealthy foods, with labels
explaining each food’s qualities.
Student shares with the class
during in-class presentations.

12. Examples of health
education using learning
smarts
Healthy eating for those nature
smart
Student will create a garden plan
for their health. Modeled after an
actual garden, they will draw up a
blueprint of a garden and what
they need in their garden for their
health.
Student shares with the class
during in-class presentations.

13. Examples of health
education using learning
smarts
Healthy eating for those music
smart. Student has music based
instruction focused on healthy
food and creates words to songs to
reflect learning.
Student shares with the class
during in-class presentations.

14. Examples of health
education using learning
smarts
Healthy eating for those body
smart. Student collects and creates
healthy food recipes and makes
creative healthy food.
Student shares with the class
during in-class presentations.

15. Examples of health
education using learning
smarts
Healthy eating for those people
smart. Student creates a script or
role plays with other people smart
students focusing on healthy
eating.
Student shares with the class
during in-class presentations.

16. Examples of health
education using learning
smarts
Healthy eating for those logic
smart. Through the use of puzzles,
mazes and logic games the
students are taught healthy living
through healthy eating.
Student shares with the class
during in-class presentations.

17. Examples of health
education using learning
smarts
Healthy eating for those word
smart. Through the use of hands-
on word games the students are
taught healthy living through
healthy eating.
Student shares with the class
during in-class presentations.

18. School to Home The learning continues
at home. The curriculum
provides learning
experiences for home
done either by the
student themselves or
with the help of family
and friends.
Parents and friends, get
involved with the
healthy living focus and
be a part of your child’s
learning.

19. Want more information?
Interested in the program or want more
information? Please send a note to
nancy@mcehealtheducation.com
Need more information?
The school,
community, friends
and family are
encouraged to
participate in the
Healthy Lives
program.