Power To Be explores the complex and interrelated issues of body image, eating, nutrition, fitness, body weight, shape, and size in a manner relevant to younger teens.

About Power To Be

Power To Be explores the complex and interrelated issues of body image, eating, nutrition, fitness, body weight, shape, and size in a manner relevant to younger teens. Students learn through a variety of engaging individual and group activities, including a series of eight video vignettes. Leverage this curriculum for home economics, physical education, or regular classroom programming.

How to Attend

Fill in our online registration form to request this program now.

Resources & Materials

Curriculum Connections

Power To Be helps you achieve nutrition outcomes from the Healthy Lifestyle Practices, a student learning outcome (SLO) in accordance with Manitoba’s physical education and health education curriculum. Download the PDF for more info.

Additional Program Resources

These free resources will also be provided to workshop participants:

  • Teacher’s Guide – Includes teaching ideas, student activities, and assessment tools
  • All student activity sheets (bilingual)
  • 9 videos and vignettes
  • Ready to use Smartboard lessons and files
  • 2 posters

Shop Support Materials

Visit the Dairy Farmers of Manitoba online store to order support materials such as a Healthy Bodies Poster and other helpful learning resources.

Further Information

Visit the Dairy Farmers of Manitoba website for more information about program resources, curriculum connections, support material, additional activities, home connections and more.

“The free materials are easy to implement and are useful for a variety of different learning styles.”

“I’m excited to share with my students how to better follow the food guide and eat healthier.”

“Very hands-on and interactive with helpful resources that are ready to go. Excellent workshop!”

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