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Healthy Eating = School Success
Want your child to perform well in classes and on tests? Have them EAT BREAKFAST!
Ø Children not getting adequate nutrients have lower test scores; even transient hunger from missing a meal effects performance. +
Ø Well-nourished students who skip breakfast perform worse on tests and have poor concentration. +
o + Info from: Action for Healthy Kids
Ø Children who eat a complete breakfast, versus a partial one, make fewer mistakes and work faster in math and number checking tests *
Ø Children who eat breakfast show improved cognitive function, attention, and memory. *
Ø Children who skip breakfast are less able to distinguish among similar images, show increased errors, and have slower memory recall*
Ø Children perform better on tests of vocabulary and matching figures after eating breakfast.*
Ø Consuming breakfast improves children’s performance on demanding mental tasks and reaction to frustration.*
*Info from: Child Nutrition Fact Sheet – Breakfast for Learning –Updated 12/2018