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One-Week Meal Plan Meal Plan Students will create a healthy meal plan for Five days including breakfast, lunch and snack (mini-meal) for kids attending after-school program. Also included should be healthy daily caloric intake, a proper portion control for each meal and a balance of learned food group. Rubric Code: GX95X58 By coachmapp718 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Healthy Eating Students will create a healthy meal plan for Five days including breakfast, lunch and snack (mini-meal) for kids attending after-school program. Also included should be healthy daily caloric intake, a proper portion control for each meal and a balance of learned food group.
	Meal Plan 50 pts
Excellent Meal Planner	Meal Plan Student was able to create a healthy meal plan using all (3) learned terms: Portion size, Calorie intake, and Balanced Plate. -Meal plan was very neat and clear; easy to read and follow. -Students must be able to show a balance between all food groups; protein, dairy, vegetables/fruits and grains. For all Breakfast, Lunch and Snack
Good Meal Planner Enter description	Meal Plan -Student was able to create a mostly healthy meal plan using (2) learned terms: portion size, calorie intake, and balanced plate. -Meal plan was slightly difficult to follow/read. -Meal plan included 3 of 4 food groups; protein, dairy, vegetables/fruits and grains.
Fair Meal Planner Enter description	Meal Plan -Student was able to partially create a meal plan using (1)learning terms: portion size, calorie intake and balanced plate. -Meal plan was difficult to read/follow. Meal plan included 2 of 4 food groups; protein, dairy, vegetables/fruits and grains.
Needs Improvement	Meal Plan -Was not able to clearly construct a healthy plan using portion size, calorie intake, and/balanced plate. -Meal plan was very messy and unclear. -Meal plan was unable to show a balance of food groups (protein, dairy, vegetable/fruits and grains) within meal plan.