The internet can be an overwhelming source of information--and fun, interesting things. Here are just a few sites that have insight into the way people approach food, physical activity, and nature. Enjoy!
Expect lots of good information and tips to show up regularly at Let's Move, First Lady Michelle Obama's initiative to fight childhood obesity.
The USDA has published an online "Food Atlas," showing geographically all kinds of food-related demographics, including physical activity level of children, health, and expenditures on food at restaurants. Click here to see how your region compares to the rest of the country.
Sometimes, how you eat is just as important as what you eat. Would you be able to mind your manners all over the globe? Take the Don't Gross Out the World quiz and find out!
Watch an amazing video documenting a Norwegian kindergarten that's held outdoors. No, not just at recess--most of the day, every day. The video is longer than average, but well worth the time.
Help build a playground! KaBOOM! is looking for volunteers across the country to give kids places to be active and have fun outdoors. Check for locations near you here.
Banana Octopus? Cucumber Race Cars? Guess what--it's OK to play with your food!