Learning About Nutrition Through Activities (LANA kit)
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This new kit is a 24 week program (20 minute daily sessions) that integrates well into your current curriculum. LANA is a research-based curriculum that encourages children to taste, eat and enjoy more fruits and vegetables.
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- 1. Learning About Nutrition through Activities LANA Kit Presented by Learning ZoneXpress Your Source for Innovative Nutrition Education and Life Skills Products
- 3. As all teachers know, including hands-on activities only enhances and reinforces the learning experience.
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