Baby Bear tries something new in this film. He eats a bowl of wholegrain cereal for breakfast. He shows that it’s a good idea to try new foods. If you do, you could find a new favorite!

A family sings about their love of potatoes. All the healthy attributes of potatoes are covered. This film could be used to discuss the idea of Health and Health.

Jack can't jump over the candlestick because he didn't eat a healthy breakfast. Without the energy he needs, he can't do the things he loves. His mom serves him a healthy breakfast and he's ready to go.

What a great introduction to planting a garden! Young children join Mrs. Obama in planting carrot and tomato seeds in a Sesame Street garden. It's a terrific way to discuss plants and healthy foods.

Entertain your class with the Veg Side Story. A young boy is hesitant to try zucchini, but breaks into song when he realizes he loves it. What a fun way to introduce Health .

Abby sings a song about broccoli. She talks about her first encounter with broccoli. By tasting the new food, she discovers a favorite. If you like talking broccoli, you will love this video.

A young girl shares her recipe for oatmeal raisin cookies. She shows the step-by-step process. It's a delicious treat using healthier ingredients. Yum!

Rotten Eggs and Jam by Dr. Sewage is the featured story in this wonderful video. Oscar the Grouch reads a story similar to Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss that involves Language Arts. This would be a good introduction to a lesson on...

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Learn why eating fruits and vegetables is a healthy choice. [0:59]

In this video segment from NOVA scienceNOW, meet researchers who are studying obesity and trying to understand the role that hormones and genetics can play in regulating appetite. [3:25]