Identifying New Educational Materials

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Identifying New Educational Materials

Below are some guidelines to help you and your staff negotiate educational material development issues that arise.

SMN Alternate Activities

At http://extension.missouri.edu/fnep/smnalternates.htm

is the process and template.

New Recipes

NPAs are encouraged to use recipes found in each curriculum. If these are not sufficient, submit new recipes to Candy Gabel.

Follow the following when submitting new recipes:

1) Does the recipe reinforce the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for

Americans/MyPlate?

2) Are the ingredients low cost?

Identifying new curriculum to submit for approval

We must submit any new curricula in our annual plan in order to begin teaching it. This means having the curricula titles by May/June of each year and waiting for plan approval the following fall/winter. Send suggestions for new curricula with descriptions and websites, if available, to Candy Gabel, gabelc@missouri.edu

It would helpful if the information you provide also includes how this curricula is different/unique from others we currently approve for teaching.

FNS guidelines about educational materials:

1) Nutrition messages are consistent with the Dietary Guidelines for

Americans and the goal and focus of SNAP.

2) Materials do not convey negative written, visual or verbal expressions about any specific foods, beverages or commodities. This includes messages of belittlement or derogation of such items, as well as any suggestion that such foods, beverages, or commodities should never be consumed.

3) Materials must be science-based and behaviorally focused.

3/2013

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