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Did you know?
According to the Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute (www.cflri.ca),
- Three out of five Canadian children and youth between five and 17 are not active enough for optimal growth and development.
- Children's physical activity levels decrease with age. One to four-year-olds spend 25 hours in physical play per week, five to 12-year-olds spend eighteen hours being physically active and teenagers, aged 13 – 17 spend 15 hours.
- Childhood and adolescence are prime times to develop the skills and habits necessary for long-term physical activity.
The following lesson plans, based on Concerned Children's Advertisers' active living commercial series, will assist you in teaching your students how to incorporate balanced, healthy eating and active living habits in their daily lives.
TV&ME Lesson Plans
Click on a commercial below to review the lesson plan. Once you have read the lesson plan, click on the back button on your screen to return to the TV&ME program. To view the commercial itself, click on the thumbnail icon. Please note that you MUST have QuickTime to view the commercials. To download QuickTime, view the right hand side of this page.
If you are unable to view the commercial, please email your name and address to us
at info@cca-kids.ca and we will be happy to send you a VCR copy.
We hope you find TV&ME useful and as always, we welcome your feedback. Be sure to
email us with your comments at info@cca-kids.ca.
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