solved Scenario: You are a recently hired teacher in a new

Scenario:
You are a recently hired teacher in a new preschool that serves a diverse population. During the first month on the job, you observe that a number of the children are overweight. You decide to initiate a program that focuses on healthy eating and physical activity. You prepare a chart on which you record each child’s weight and height. To learn more about their current food preferences, you create a game by posting pictures of nutritious and unhealthy foods and snack items on a wall. You ask all of the children in your class to tape a “smiley face” or a “frown face” on each of the foods. The following day you extend the game, and your data collection, by asking the children to describe their favorite indoor and outdoor activities. You record their choices on a large piece of paper.
Your data show a need for significant improvement in the children’s eating and activity behaviors. You begin by implementing 10 minutes of organized, vigorous activity during the morning and afternoon outdoor periods. In addition, you develop daily nutrition lessons and work closely with the cook to plan the children’s meals and snacks around healthy foods. After several weeks, you notice that the children are more receptive to trying new foods and that the frequency of behavior problems is decreasing. Based on the positive outcomes you have witnessed so far, you decide to expand your healthy lifestyle initiative by involving the children’s families.
Assignment:
1.    Describe the expected outcome in the food-choice game data based on the unhealthy eating patterns discussed in chapters 12 – 14, and use this information to prepare a list of twenty nutritious food choices that can be used in learning activities to promote healthy eating.
2.    Next, develop a two-column list of developmentally appropriate physical activities for preschool-age children:

list ten high-energy, aerobic activities in one column, and
ten moderate intensity activities in the other column.

3.    Additionally, prepare a family newsletter that describes a healthy diet, 5 nutritious snack suggestions, and 5 physical activities that families can engage in together with their children.