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	Eat Smart: North Carolina's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School - Front Cover
	Eat Smart: North Carolina's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School - Back Cover
	Move More: North Carolina's Recommended Standards for Physical Activity In School - Front Cover
	Move More: North Carolina's Recommended Standards for Physical Activity In School - Back Cover
	Plan and shop to eat smart at home.
	Fly a kite to move more, everyday, everywhere.
	Plan TV time and limit to fewer than 2 hours each day.
	Eating smart and moving more is fun!
	School lunch helps children get the nutrition they need to succeed.
	Fruit is a delicious way to achieve your 5 a day!
	Crisp, steamed vegetables fill you up, not out.
	Eating a variety of fruits, vegetables and whole grains helps maintain weight and decrease risk for disease.
	Vegetable juice counts toward your 5 a day!
	Fixing meals at home saves money and your health.
	Read labels to find foods that fit into your daily plan.
	Water is a delicious, calorie free beverage.
	Biking with a friend is one way to get your 30 minutes of physical activity a day.
	Canned or fresh vegetables help you meet your 5 a day.
	Canned or frozen veggies are just as good as fresh.
	Winner's Circle in school cafeterias helps kids make healthier food choices.
	The star and fork Winner's Circle logo identifies foods that are good for you.
	Carteret County's Nancy Ng and staff encourage students to reach for Winner's Circle choices.
	We all need to move more everyday, everywhere, regardless of ability.
	These tree-lined sidewalks invite us to move more.
	Greenways encourage increased physical activity in communities.
	Walk to School Day gives students and staff an opportunity to have fun while being physically active.
	Kids and parents re-claim the pavement for walk to school day.
	Graphic of school lunches from Eat Smart: NC's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School.
	Graphic of place setting from Eat Smart: NC's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School.
	Graphic of fork and spoon from Eat Smart: NC's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School.
	Graphic of soup and crackers from Eat Smart: NC's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School.
	Graphic of slice of pizza from Eat Smart: NC's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School.
	Graphic of milk carton from Eat Smart: NC's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School.
	Graphic of sandwich from Eat Smart: NC's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School.
	Graphic of cheese and crackers from Eat Smart: NC's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School.
	Graphic of carrot from Eat Smart: NC's Recommended Standards for All Foods Available in School.