Food, Fun and Fitness Leader's Guide Food, Fun and Fitness Leader's Guide
Food, Fun and Fitness Leader's Guide1
Linda D. Cook, M. Joy Cantrell-Jordan and Henry Leath2The Food, Fun and Fitness Leader's Guide (4H FNL 21) enhances a youth's overall nutrition knowledge by adding a fitness sense to their daily routine. Youth will be exposed to fitness activities that promote a healthy lifestyle. The member piece (4H FNM 11) is used inconjunction with this leader's guide.
In EDIS this publication is DLN 4H149.
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Footnotes
1. This document is 4H FNL 21 of the Florida 4-H Youth Development Program, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida. Printed, May 1996; Reviewed, June 2002.2. Linda D. Cook, associate professor and EFNEP coordinator, Department of Home Economics, M. Joy Cantrell-Jordan, associate professor and 4-H youth development curriculum specialist, Department of 4-H and Other Youth Programs, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences and Henry Leath, project assistant.
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