Wisconsin Nutrition Education Database

Coming soon! The Wisconsin Nutrition Education Database is designed to seamlessly integrate nutrition education into everyday classroom activities and learning outcomes. By gathering reliable, high-quality nutrition curricula in one central resource and aligning them with core subjects like science, the database makes it easier for educators to include nutrition concepts without adding extra lessons or demands on limited classroom time. The ultimate goal is to ensure more children receive meaningful nutrition education that supports the development of lifelong healthy habits. It is well-established that nutrition education plays a vital role in promoting students’ health, well-being, and academic success.
For Students
- Grow It, Try it, Like it Toolkit - preschool (ages 3-5)
- Food Corps Lessons - grades K-5
- Got Veggies - grades 2-3
- The Great Garden Detective Adventure - grades 3 and 4
- Nutritious, Delicious, Wisconsin Lessons - grades 3-5
- Dig In! - grades 5 and 6
- Pilot Light Food Education Center - grades 6-8
- Fueling My Healthy Lifestyle - grades 7-8
- Sustainable Agriculture Curriculum for high school students (CIAS)
- Harvest of the Month - educational activities highlighting a monthly, seasonal, Wisconsin-grown fruit or vegetable.
- Menominee Harvest of the Moon - poster for each month with the food, the Menominee and English name, the Menominee moon that correlates with the month, traditional recipes, learning activities, Menominee teachings around each food, and information about how to harvest and store the food.
- Wisconsin Foods A to Z Poster (Spanish) - Full color ABC posters featuring 26 local Wisconsin foods.
- Wisconsin Local Food Database, Find Farmers - find a map and list of agricultural educators that are willing to provide agriculture education to schools.
For Educators
- Teaching in Nature's Classroom: Principles of Garden-Based Education - an opportunity for educators new to outdoor and garden-based learning, as well as educators who are experienced in the field, to consider best practices and reflect on their own teaching practice in outdoor learning environments, with a focus on school and community youth gardens.
F2S Template Job Descriptions
Interested in creating a position at your school or district to manage your F2S activities? Use these samples to get started!