About the science and production of apples, apple trees, and their healthy qualities.

Explains how substances like vitamin A, B, C, D, E, K, calcium, and iron work in the human body.

Play games, send holiday cards, and learn about drinking healthy beverages and juices.

A safe site for kids with kid-created beef recipes, nutrition fun facts, and quizzes and information on food safety and fitness.

Offers strawberry related clubs for kids, stories, strawwordy searches, painting lessons, recipes, and games.

Teaches kids to energize, maximize, and Chiquitaize with information on health, nutrition, sports, and games.

Fun games, puzzles, songs, and coloring book about fruits and vegetables.

Includes biographies for biomolecules, recycling, and a virtual journey through the digestive tract.

Abigail Natenshon offers information, resources and activities for kids 5 to 17 on healthy eating and eating disorders including anorexia and bulimia.

Come with a brother and sister as they help save the land of Fantastifood from the Junk Food Junkies in this online fantasy fable for kids.

Healthy eating and food safety coloring pages, games, activities, songs, and quizzes for kids.

Explains how the label on a food package is a lot like the table of contents in a book, telling exactly what the food contains.

Games for kids, food pyramid, introduction to citrus fruits, coloring pages, and recipes from The Florida Department of Citrus.

Facts about food, body weight, and special diets for those with allergies or disease. Includes recipes and information about how to read them.

Puzzles, quizzes, role-play and information about food production, nutrition and biotechnology.

Helps children discover good nutrition through fun coloring picture, song, and recipes.

Gives kids a fun way to learn about nutrition and the importance of milk and dairy products as they grow. Features milk recipes and games.

Features food facts, activities, and virtual body lab.

Explores what types of dieting are--and arent't--safe. Also includes tips for losing weight in a healthy fashion.

Cybercamp for kids featuring nutrition games, stories, facts, and fun.

Offers interactive games, recipes, and tips for healthy eating and living.

Fun facts, games, recipes, and coloring pages featuring the avocado fruit.

Includes information and newsletters from a program running in several US school districts to improve student health and fitness. Also provides nutrition?and exercise facts, news and links to further education.

Broccoli fun facts, games, coloring book, history of the vegetable, and recipes.

Explains the nutritional value of milk, with the milk mustache hall of fame, celebrities, contests, and cooking with milk.

Provides nutritional information about school lunches. Includes a description of how the meals are cooked, what is on the menu, and games.

Fun nutrition information site. Be a Nutrition Sleuth, play the Grab-a-Grape game or build a meal in the Have-a-Bite Cafe.

Explains what different vitamins and minerals do for your body.

Join Berry and the gang from The Pyramid Cafe to learn about building a healthy body. Features games, coloring pages, recipes, contest, and kids panel.

Helps kids teach themselves about proper nutrition, healthier foods, and having a healthy body through an interactive game.

Fun games, quizzes, ideas, and tips on what foods have calcium and what activities are good for bones and the body.

Tells why breakfast is the most important meal of the day.

Learn about sweet treats and play word and picture puzzles, take a quiz, or send a postcard.

Features coloring page, crossword puzzle, games, and fun facts about citrus fruits.

Explains how the pyramid is used to show the foods that make up a good diet.

Educational fruit information, including ten reason to eat fruit, the fruit alphabet, and a newsletter.

National campaign for Open the Door to a Healthy Heart features eating tips, nutrition advice, contests, and quiz.

Trace the history, learn geography, and play games featuring popcorn as a healthy snack.

Tiki the Penguin examines what food is, where it comes from, what's good, and what's bad.

A project by schoolchildren explains farming, types of cattle, breeds, digestion, and products. Also discusses how mad cow disease has affected the world and gives some solutions to the problem.

Explains what water does for the human body.

Explains how gum is made, what goes into it, and about its history together with fun facts and FAQ.