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Acquire Before Starting Your ApplicationDistrict EnrollmentSchool EnrollmentSchool’s Federal Employer Identification NumberTo whose attention the check be sent - purchasingPercent of students eligible to receive free/reduced school lunchEmail for school principal, school nutrition professional, lead
physical education teacher and Fuel Up to Play 60 Program Advisor Bonus If You Enroll in Let’s Move! Active Schools Have a Wellness Committee – site counsel may be an option*Looking ahead … the end of year report requires daily meal and dairy sales data for the previous and current school year
Musts to ApplyParticipate in the National School Lunch ProgramActivities different from or build on past funded
initiatives. Ramp Up for Recess, 100 Mile Club, In-Class Physical Activity Breaks, Let’s Dance!
Activities lead to lasting change in the school
Breakfast – Anytime, Anywhere, Snack Smarter in School
Healthy Foods – Everywhere in School
Comply with final reporting for funding received.
Fuel Up Budget ExampleSupport from school principal, school nutrition
professional, lead physical education teacher and Fuel Up to Play 60 Program Advisor
We have reviewed application sections 1 -contact, 2 school info, 3 general info.
Build On Past ProgramsEnjoy adding an activity you haven’t done before!
Wear Fall Colors
Warm Up: Turkey Dance
Plymouth Rock TrotNovember 20th
1:45
School Wide EventAll Participants Earn an Pilgrim Hat token
Fitness Finders
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Wacky Wednesday
Challenge 4Station 4: Hurdling Herd
•Set up the hurdles throughout the track.
•Students hurdle over them as they run.
Mrs. CrookedArm
Mrs. KoerperichMrs.
Dunaway
Kayden Brown, Alleesya Gurle, Iseigha Harris,
Anellie Keams, Cheyenne Redhouse
Student Participants
Equipment - SuppliesEquipment food prep, yogurt pumps, smoothie
machines, cart, kiosk, wagon, food bar, trash cans, recycling bins, cleaning supplies, hand sanitizing dispensers
Small fitness equipment (e.g., jump ropes, traffic cones, stability balls, Frisbees and Large fitness equipment, Tracking/Monitoring equipment, Video game consoles and software CDs, DVDs (Xbox Kinect, PS3/Playstation, Nintendo Wii)
BothPermanent signs, menu boards, bulletin boards,
coolers, insulated bags, refrigerators or freezers
Funding Use – Equipment and ServicesMission - We plan to use our funding to influence and implement healthier food options at the regular events we host each year.
Commercial grade smoothie blender – rewards or incentives for class eventsPortable serving tables and containers – hold healthy food and drinks at eventsServing and storage containers – to distribute items for our nutrition playsFresh and frozen fruit, Greek yogurt, smoothie mix – to make smoothiesSmoothie parties will be available as incentives for classes meeting their walking goalsFresh fruit and dairy – breakfast and lunch programs and special eventsBulletin boards, educational posters, bookmarks, stickers – purchased to reinforce healthy eating concepts.Equipment and healthy food items – purchased for prizes and incentives to promote fitness and wellness at our annual Healthy Holbrook Family Fun and Fitness Night. Over 1100 students with families and community members attended this event last year.
Cause and Effect Format: Item and Value of Use
Section 4 & 5 question 15 & 22
Plan for the End in Mind …..IncludeSuccess Notes: 18-19, 24-25Explain how your school will continue with your Healthy Eating /Physical Activity Play after funding is exhausted.• Our Fuel Up Oatmeal Fridays were such a success last
year that our cafeteria has built it into the regular cafeteria breakfast cycle.
• The cafeteria will work with us by supplying and featuring new items we have introduced – whole grain bagels, low fat cheeses, veggies, toppings of dried fruit, nuts or peanut butter.
• With our input from our student surveys last year our cafeteria will incorporate foods into the menu well liked by our students.
Fuel Up Friday Nutrition PlayBuild a Better Breakfast
Fuel Up Friday Oatmeal Breakfast BarWhat - Hot oatmeal with healthy toppings including fresh and frozen fruits, low fat and fat free milk, yogurt and dried fruits and nuts.
Where – In the cafeteria
When – Once a month before school
Cost – Breakfast is available free of charge to all students
How – Oatmeal is prepared by cafeteria staff with the Fuel Up Team providing themed toppings
Who –Fuel Up Advisors select oatmeal toppings and student ambassadors assist with preparation, serving and program promotion.
Healthy Eating/Physical Activity PlaySustainable and Specific
1. Fat-free and low-fat dairy – will be featured in our school wide events and lunch salad bar. Greek yogurt, low-fat cheese varieties, low fat white, strawberry, chocolate milk, yogurt and fruit for smoothies
2. Whole grains – used as options for our school wide events. Options include granola, whole grain oatmeal, whole grain tortillas, whole grain cereal, breads, muffins and bagels
3. Fruits and vegetables –events include fresh and frozen fruits, juices w/o added sugar, dried fruits and fruit leathers. Vegetables such as zucchini, carrots, peppers, coconut, celery, tomatoes or breakfast, lunch and served at school wide events. Fresh fruit smoothies as class awards.
*Lean meats, poultry, fish, beans, eggs and nuts – turkey dogs/chicken*Low in saturated fats, trans fats, cholesterol, salt (sodium) and added sugars, water, baked chips, low fat ranch
Application Section 4 & 5
Describe Promotional ActivitiesDescribe in detail Healthy Eating/Physical
Activity PlaysInclude Description of Kickoff Event Who - Fuel Up team, Nurse, Music, PE, regular
classroom teachers, student leaders, ambassadors, high school athletes, community members
Funding used with explanation – flags, tables, t-shirts, nutritional displays, family night prizes: PE equipment, smoothie maker, pool passes
Kick Off Assembly Make Your Move!
Describe kick off event and promotional activities. Student involvement key!
Eat Smart – Read Your Labels Sun Chips Nutrition Facts
Our Fuel Up kick off assembly will be held assembly style for all students and staff. Program advisors and student ambassadors will highlight the school wide events planned for the year. Students and faculty will participate using music, activities, and student recognition.
Sections 4 & 5Questions 17 & 23
Park Fuel Up Nutrition Plays
Healthy Snacks All Year Round
Remember Healthy snack options at home and school
Class Walking Nutrition Awards250 miles = Popcorn 500 miles = Fresh Fruit Smoothie750 miles = Frozen Yogurt - Danimals1000 miles = Class Choice – Healthy Party
Healthy Party EventsOct 30 Monster Mix Trail MixFeb 13th Healthy Heart Valentine’s Day Yogurt PartyMar 1st Dr. Seuss’s BirthdayMay 11th Field Day Fruit PopsiclesMay 18th Teddy Bear Picnic
100 Mile Club Individual Goals
25 Miles – T-shirt
50 Miles – Golden Pencil
75 Miles – Wristband
100 Miles – Gold Medal
10 Miles – 100 Mile Club Card
100 Mile Club School Wide Events
Oct 29th Monster Mash Bash DanceFeb 11th Dance for a Healthy Heart
Sept 18th School Day StompNov 20th Plymouth Rock TrotJan 29th Snowflake Scamper
Fun Runs
Family Night Dances
Hulet Fuel Up to Play 60 Grant
How will this help Hulet students eat healthier? “It’s a (Nutritious) Party!” play Milk Mustache Booth - February Family Night Monthly healthy classroom snacks Nutritious Snack Recipe book Improve cafeteria culture and provide nutrition information Healthy Holbrook Family Fun and Fitness Night – May 15th, Nutritious
tailgates and health information and games.
Fuel Up Physical Activity PlaysIn-Class Physical Activity Breaks
Race Across AmericaFitness Friday’s
Brain Gym
Fuel Up Fitness Friday’s
Consider Yearly Funding Limits$2000 for each play – you may just apply for one$500 Kickoff and Promotional Activities -
temporary signage, posters, or printed material to promote Fuel Up
$300 Internal Staff Stipends or (incentives-gift cards)
$400 If utilizing outside professionals$200 Nutrition education materials$200 Incentives/Rewards – Nutrition & Physical
ActivityFood for taste test activities - 60 cents per
student
Tracking Progress% ParticipatingStudent involvement – Describe ACTIVE
LEADERSHIP ROLES – Tell how you are including the students
Tracking –100 Mile Club - popsicle sticks, Stride Track
Key adults - How will they be involved?26b. Describe and provide estimated value for any in-
kind support received from community partners Be creative – use outside funding sources
U of A Extension Services, Navajo County Nutrition Network, Tobacco Education, Empower Schools, Local Stores, JOM, Title One Funding, Dairy Council
33. Optional: Please share anything else Fuel Up to Play 60 should consider in reviewing your application. –Include anything and everything
“Community Support Agencies”Local Athletic Group Sign Ups and Demonstrations
Family Night Outdoor Games
Opportunities Cardinals against the St. Louis Rams
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Wear A White T-Shirt
Leave with a Rainbow Colored T-shirt
Tuesday, May 17th
Navajo County and Park
School Wide Family Event12:30
Walk On Challenge
Month long challenge
Opportunity to apply for a 5000 award at the completion of the challenge
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