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  Free Supplementary Curriculum for Middle and High School Classrooms May 2001

"WHAT?
. . . teach food safety in my science classes?!"
"ABSOLUTELY!"

And a FREE supplementary curriculum for
Classroom Science Teachers
is available to help you do just that.

CHECK IT OUT!

Also available in PDF Format

What captures the interest of students? FOOD! Yes, food can be used to engage students in inquiry-based science — really! The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in collaboration with the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) have created Science and Our Food Supply, an innovative, interactive supplementary curriculum for use in middle level and high school science classes. An advisory board of experienced teachers just like you developed and tested the materials.

IT'S SCIENCE BEYOND THE TEXTBOOK
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Science and Our Food Supply
Teacher's Guide

(Separate guides for middle level and high school teachers)

Cover of Science and our Food Supply Teacher's Guide

Dr. X and the Quest for Food Safety
Interactive Video
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Dr. X

Food Safety A to Z
Reference Guide

Cover of Food Safety A to Z Reference Guide

Teacher Bulletin

This curriculum was guided by the National Science Education Standards and provides good connections to standards related to Personal Health and Social Perspectives, which are often missing in other science curricula.


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FOOD SAFETY
IS A
HOT TOPIC!

Now you can teach important science concepts using the timely topic of food safety with Science and Our Food Supply. This new food safety science program for middle level and high school science classes is easy to incorporate into your curriculum.

Why Teach Food Safety?

Food safety has become an important national focus. Each year, approximately one third of the U. S. population has mild to severe illnesses caused by pathogens in food — and more than 5,000 people die from them.

Learning food safety science will enable your students to better understand decisions and practices that may affect their personal health. It will encourage them to step up to the plate and take an active role in preventing foodborne illness.


OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!
Here's the chance to receive this exciting food safety program absolutely FREE!

To order Science and Our Food Supply, go to the FDA/NSTA Online Order Form and submit the form electronically by pressing the submit button on the bottom of the form.

Thank you for your order.



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