By spending a few more minutes preparation time for your National Healthcare Food Service Week event, you can add lots more fun. Gather two or three dozen small items from around your facility (measuring spoons, spices, etc.). Place them on a tray and cover with a cloth. Give each employee some paper and a pencil. Uncover the tray for 60 seconds, allowing everyone a chance to study the items. Then, with the tray covered, ask participants to write down as many items as they can remember. Award a “Food & Nutrition Services One Mission: Good Nutrition” Navy Micro fleece Blanket or a “Food & Nutrition Services One Mission: Good Nutrition” Tote Bag & Water Bottle Combo to the winner of the game.
Thank your dietary and food service staff for serving nutritious meals all year. Spice up your celebration with gifts featuring our exclusive themes: Food & Nutrition Services: Excellence Is Our First Ingredient and Dietary Services: Seasoned With Pride.
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Showing posts with label Nutrition Is Our Mission. Show all posts
Testing Their Memory
By spending a few more minutes preparation time for your National Healthcare Food Service Week event, you can add lots more fun. Gather two or three dozen small items from around your facility (measuring spoons, spices, etc.). Place them on a tray and cover with a cloth. Give each employee some paper and a pencil. Uncover the tray for 60 seconds, allowing everyone a chance to study the items. Then, with the tray covered, ask participants to write down as many items as they can remember. Award a “Food & Nutrition Services One Mission: Good Nutrition” Navy Micro fleece Blanket or a “Food & Nutrition Services One Mission: Good Nutrition” Tote Bag & Water Bottle Combo to the winner of the game.
Finding Pyramid Potential
Make National Healthcare Food Service Week enjoyable and educational. Adorn your facility with the posters and balloons from the Food & Nutrition Services Decoration Pack . They feature our “One Mission: Good Nutrition” logo, which shows the USDA’s food pyramid. Plan an activity each day that involves the food pyramid. For example, see who can separate real food into the food groups the fastest. Also, have your employees list as many foods in each food group as they can. Give them time on a computer with Internet access so they can go to www.MyPyramid.gov to learn how much they should be eating. Use the items in the Food & Nutrition Services Deluxe Gift-A-Day Packages as daily rewards for participating.
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