Eating Smart, Being Active (ESBA) is an 8 week course dedicated to helping families learn about obesity prevention and basic nutrition information. The lessons are generally 60 to 90 minutes long. Each lesson includes a food preparation activity, hands-on kinesthetic activities, and a physical activity segment.
“This class has been so much fun!….The recipes have been very fun and inspiring. I am finding more ways to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into my family’s meals each day & have been expanding the variety of whole grains we eat.”
– ESBA participant, Grays Harbor County
“This class was amazing-has helped me turn my life and eating habits around. Thank You!!!”
–ESBA participant, Grays Harbor County
Eat Together, Eat Better (ETEB) resources support nutrition, parent, and youth educators in teaching the importance of family meals in setting roots for a lifetime. Through three related themes—Celebrate Together, Cook Together, and Talk Together—participants discuss the benefits of family meals, discover new ways to enjoy more family meals and increase their motivation to incorporate family meals into their routine.
Eating Well for Less is a four week course that will help you understand how to save money while at the store, as well as give good tips on cooking for your family.