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Bring Food Education Back!

joan justice
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Bring food education back!  How many urban kids have never seen a farm?  Children should know where foods come from, what vitamins they contain, how to cook them and what kinds of foods are healthiest.  Most foods that we buy are packaged – in cartons, cans, bags or under plastic wrap.  Parents, take your kids to a farm or at least to a farmer’s market!  Teach them to cook or prepare certain easy foods.  This kind of education should start with the really young; let’s make it happen!

Bring food education back!  How many urban kids have never seen a farm?  Children should know where foods come from, what vitamins they contain, how to cook them and what kinds of foods are healthiest.  Most foods that we buy are packaged – in cartons, cans, bags or under plastic wrap.  Parents, take your kids to a farm or at least to a farmer’s market!  Teach them to cook or prepare certain easy foods.  This kind of education should start with the really young; let’s make it happen!

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