Greeley-Evans School District 6
District Details
Greeley, Colorado
District Enrollment: 21900
District F/R: 60%
District ADP: 46%
Production Model: Scratch Cook
School Year Implemented: 2014-2015
# of Grants Awarded: 1
District Details
Greeley, Colorado
District Enrollment: 21900
District F/R: 60%
District ADP: 46%
Production Model: Scratch Cook
School Year Implemented: 2014-2015
# of Grants Awarded: 1
Participating Schools
| Chappelow K-8 Arts Literacy Magnet School |
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| Age Group: K - 5,6 - 8 |
| School Size: Small (Under 300) |
| School Environment: Urban |
| School F/R: 45% |
| School ADP: 45% |
On Rainbow Day, staff set up a booth in the school cafeteria during lunch periods. The booth featured two varieties of fruit salad: One was a more traditional salad, that comprised strawberries, oranges, pineapple, kiwi, blueberries, and purple grapes. The other fruit salad featured some more exotic fruits that most of the students had never seen before, including star fruit.
Both salads incorporated all of the colors of the rainbow: Staff used the colors to promote the idea of eating a variety of fruits to get the proper daily recommendation of vitamins. Students also received a coloring page with nutrition facts about how each color helps keep their bodies healthy. The fruit salad recipes were printed for students to take home.
On Rainbow Day, staff set up a booth in the school cafeteria during lunch periods. The booth featured two varieties of fruit salad: One was a more traditional salad, that comprised strawberries, oranges, pineapple, kiwi, blueberries, and purple grapes. The other fruit salad featured some more exotic fruits that most of the students had never seen before, including star fruit.
Both salads incorporated all of the colors of the rainbow: Staff used the colors to promote the idea of eating a variety of fruits to get the proper daily recommendation of vitamins. Students also received a coloring page with nutrition facts about how each color helps keep their bodies healthy. The fruit salad recipes were printed for students to take home.
