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First Lady Michelle Obama
The challenge invited kids ages 8-12, in collaboration with a parent or guardian, to create an original, healthy, affordable, and delicious lunch recipe.
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Let's Move! Initiative
Five annual Kids’ “State Dinners,” with over 6,000 recipes were submitted and more than 270 young chefs and their families were welcomed at each event.
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Kids' "State Dinner"
Fifty-six young chefs representing each U.S. state, five territories, and DC joined First Lady Michelle Obama.
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Go behind the scenes as decisions are made and a winner is picked to earn a trip to the White House Kids State Dinner.
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Through The Eyes of The Eagle (Book 1) - Mr. Eagle tells Rain That Dances to remember ancestors healthy ways.
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Knees Lifted High (Book 2) - Mr. Eagle encourages and shows the boys how much fun it can be to be physically active.
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Plate Full of Color (Book 3) - Miss Rabbit teaches the children the value of eating a variety of colorful healthy foods.
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Coyote tries to trick the children into eating unhealthy foods. The children learn the importance of healthy snacks.
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Grades 5–8: Download Coyote and the Turtle’s Dream (Book 1) – The children meet fossil poachers and the tricky coyote.
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Grades 5–8: Download Hummingbird’s Squash (Book 2) – Hummingbird, a 12-year-old girl, hopes to grow vegetables.
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Grades 5–8: Download Trickster of Two Rabbit Mountain (Book 3) – Rain, Rain’s dad, and Boomer meet “the Two Rabbit” during a trip.
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Download Coyote and the Turtle’s Dream Graphic Novel This four-volume, comic book–style adaptation of the original books.
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Download amazing graphics and a script for a theater production with suggestions for props, staging, and intermission snacks.
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DO NOT FORGET A REQUIRED REAL ID IN ALL STATES FAQs
Beginning on October 1, 2021, the federal government will require your driver license, permit or ID card to be REAL ID compliant if you wish to use it as identification to board a domestic flight (within the U.S.), or enter military bases and certain federal facilities.
Parents and Teachers Activity Guides
Print guides for parent, teacher, or other adult caregiver. Whether you want kids to learn the ABC's, edit a video, or stay organized, we've got learning tools to download. Check out videos, movie reviews, parent tips for raising kids in the digital age.
Culture Educational Activity Books
World cultures activities centered around different cultural practices and holidays for student and adult learners help them to further improve cultural knowledge. These books also allow learners of all ages to engage in diversity and inclusion activities.