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Name two important nutrients that school-age children need.
Think about what supports growth.
What meal is described as the most important for school children?
It’s the meal eaten after waking up.
What is one nutrient that school-age children need more of compared to younger children?
Think about growth phases.
True or False: Skipping breakfast can negatively affect a child's daily performance.
Consider what happens when you don't eat after waking.
Create a week-long meal plan for a school-age child taking dietary restrictions (vegetarian) into account.
Think about how to incorporate different protein sources like legumes and dairy.
Discuss the social and psychological factors that influence a school-age child's eating habits.
Consider how media and peers impact food choices.
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