[Josie]

Making healthy habits fun could include making up a song about a certain habit and sing it every time you do it. You could also make a game out of it. Show really positive encouragement during the habit.

[Jennifer McGarvey]

By using a song or making it a game

[Akiyo]

I can make healthy habits fun by using games, playing music, arts and crafts, role-playing in the kitchen using toy foods to exemplify healthy eating, dancing, reading fun books, and singing about healthy habits, and using toys to model healthy actions. I can also be a role model in my own healthy living.

[Diana]

Use storytelling, role play, get creating when doing something. Even incorporating games will catch the children attention.

[Bethany Greenwood]

By showing the children that they are fun.

[Sydni Morin]

We can make healthy habits more fun by focusing on what those habits help us to do or how they benefit us. We can also turn concepts into games!

[sasikala]

You can make healthy habits fun for kids by creating a game out of it, singing songs while doing it and doing the habits together.

[lalitha]

You can make healthy habits fun by acting like it’s a game which will entertain the young kids.

spending more time with kids . ffirst should follow the good habits then kids will follow them because kids explore more. telling every thing good habits in singing way and showing them with some picture will help them to follow goodhabits in their daily life.

[Amudha Alagarsamy]

• Early childhood educational environments are an ideal setting to teach students about healthy eating practices at a young age
• Repeated adherence to those practices, enforced by the daily routines that children practice at the center, inculcate healthy eating behaviors early on
• These behavioral patterns get ingrained into the child’s psyche, making them second nature as kids grow older. The result: A healthy body, and a healthy mind!
• Healthy eating habits, such as having a nutritious breakfast before starting the academic day, improves a child’s cognitive function, including memory and reflexes
• Choosing to eat healthy foods also helps school-age kids with their personality. It boosts a child’s mood, enhances focus and concentration, and makes them less irritable and more amiable to learning
• Proper hydration also plays a vital role in boosting cognitive function in children and adolescents, which directly leads to better academic performance