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                <text>Electronic Texts for Health Literacy© are an interactive genre to educate children, youth, and adults about their health. Realistic and authentic photographs of active people model how to practice cognitive-motor skills leading to healthy behaviors and a higher quality of life. Bilingual story lines encourage people of all cultural backgrounds to interact and speak with others to promote healthy living in a variety of situations and environments. Electronic Texts for Health Literacy© demonstrate and promote the ongoing development of oral language, written language, and body language integration through Habits of Health and Habits of Mind (Ubbes, 2008).</text>
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            <text>Healthy ABC’s (in English and Polish)&#13;
by Emily Strand and Alea Jordan&#13;
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A         B&#13;
When I eat an apple (jabłko), I am strengthening my teeth and enjoying a yummy snack!&#13;
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I can make a healthy blueberry (Jagoda) smoothies with the help of my mom and dad!&#13;
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C               D&#13;
To help keep my eyes strong and healthy, my brother and I eat carrots (Marchew) everyday.&#13;
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Mommy gave me dragon fruit (owoce smoka) while we sailed on a boat.&#13;
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E               F&#13;
I watch and learn while Grandpa cuts up pieces of egg (jaj) for me to eat at breakfast to give me energy! &#13;
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My family and I cook my fish (ryby)  together with vegetables to give me extra vitamins! &#13;
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G               H&#13;
My family and I eat green grapes (Zielony winogron) together as a snack after dinner.&#13;
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Dad and I carefully cut the ham (Szynka) for our family dinner!&#13;
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I               J&#13;
Look Aunt Sally, I made a salad with iceberg lettuce (Góra lodowa sałaty)!&#13;
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I drink my fruit juice (sok) with two hands so I do not spill.&#13;
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K               L&#13;
Kiwi (Kiwi) tastes great after a long day of playing outside!&#13;
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Daddy makes me eat lima beans (Fasola Lima) even if they get all over my face!&#13;
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M               N&#13;
For a healthy snack at school my friends and I eat mangos (Mangos)&#13;
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Hey, we can use our hands to squeeze this tool that helps us crack open our favorite nuts (nakrętka)!&#13;
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O               P&#13;
Mommy look! I can eat an orange (pomarańczowy) and pull my shoe off at the same time.&#13;
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Hey Grandma! Look what dad bought me. Now I can use my new utensils to eat tons of peas (groszek) at the same time. &#13;
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Q               R&#13;
Mom, I’m tired of all the pictures.  I am going to rest my head on one hand while I use the other to eat my quesadilla (quesadilla).&#13;
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I can hold the bunch of radishes (rzodkiewka) in my hand while I lick one of them.  Maybe tomorrow I might actually bite into one.&#13;
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S               T&#13;
MMM! PaPa I can suck all the juice from the strawberries (truskawka) with my lips all day long.&#13;
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Action! “I like to EAT EAT EAT big round tomatoes (pomidor). I like to EAT EAT EAT big round tomatoes (pomidor)!”&#13;
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U               V&#13;
I can make my own fruit drink with an ugli fruit (owoc) and sip it through my favorite straw.&#13;
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I can spread my vitamins (witamina) apart with my fingers then eat them one at a time.  &#13;
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W               X&#13;
I can eat watermelon (arbuz) with my friends while we hold it up with our hands.&#13;
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I can eat my teacher’s fruit salad, that has the fruit xigua (owoc), with my hands.&#13;
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Y               Z&#13;
I like to eat yams (słodki ziemniak m) with my fingers on Thanksgiving Day with my family.&#13;
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Mom, the only point that is being made by me holding a zucchini (cukinia) is that I am strong.  I can hold this without you in front of me!&#13;
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              <text>National Health Education Standards&#13;
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Standard 1:&#13;
Students will comprehend concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention to enhance health.&#13;
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Performance Indicators for Grade 2:&#13;
1.2.1 Identify that healthy behaviors impact personal health.&#13;
&#13;
1.2.2 Recognize that there are multiple dimensions of health.&#13;
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Standard 7:&#13;
Students will demonstrate the ability to practice health-enhancing behaviors and avoid or reduce health risks.&#13;
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Performance Indicator for Grade 2:&#13;
7.2.1 Demonstrate healthy practices and behaviors to maintain or improve personal health.&#13;
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