Sentences with phrase «ate cafeteria lunch»

After a year of eating cafeteria lunches, Mrs. Q's health hasn't changed substantially, a fact she attributes to her healthy diet outside of school.

Some of the most popular «prizes» in my class are 1 night of no homework, lunch and board games with the teacher (the students eat their cafeteria lunches in my classroom), and sitting at the teacher's desk for a day.

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The billionaire still eats lunch with his employees in the company cafeteria, and though he's the richest person in the fashion industry, he sticks to a simple uniform of a white shirt and blue blazer.

(I eat eggs for breakfast every single day, and there's a cafeteria at work where I get free lunch every day, so I only worry about dinner).

Tenet told Chesky he would eat lunch in the cafeteria every day and sit at a different seat.

I really don't discriminate when it comes to apples (except Red Delicious... I think I've been scarred from eating those so often in my middle school days with cafeteria lunches!)

We were all eating lunch in the cafeteria at Loudoun County High School in Leesburg, Virginia, and the new kid from Texas pulled a bottle out of his lunch box.

Gíslason emphasizes eating lunch anywhere but at your desk, whether that's outside, in a cafeteria, or at home (granted, that's much more doable in Reykjavik, where he says most employees» commute is five minutes long).

It made a lot of sense for me to bring my own lunch to work — there wasn't really a convenient place for me to eat out, even if I'd wanted to and the food the university cafeteria where I worked was not great.

I told him to buy himself a peanut butter - and - jelly sandwich next time he ate lunch in the high school cafeteria.

I made a weekend's worth of food for my daughter's juvenile arthritis camp / conference in June and was able to use the Easy Lunch Box containers to take food with us to the camp cafeteria so my daughter could eat with her friends instead of in the dorm room (where the attendees all stay).

Q: We can't be there to make sure our child grabs, let alone eats, those fruits and vegetables from the school cafeteria lunch line.

Packing a yummy lunch fast makes me as happy as... my kids at lunchtime when they get to eat their favorite healthy foods instead of the gross cafeteria offerings!

When I interviewed Wansink here on The Lunch Tray soon after, that «dissemination» was taking the form of regular newsletters sent to members of the School Nutrition Association, each explaining a different technique to get kids to eat better in the cafeteria.

The cafeteria can be overwhelming for many kids: the lights, the noises, the rush, rush, rush to eat... Having one easy - open container saves time so kids can focus on eating a nutritious lunch and socialize with friends.

If your child eats particularly well at their school cafeteria, if the school lunch menu is particularly good or bad... comment or contact me, would love to publish some of these «outside» the norm stories.

I thought about this when I was helping in the school cafeteria yesterday; the first half of kids through the lunch line had their oranges cut into quarters and almost everyone ate them; towards the second half of lunch the oranges were whole and the kids had to be coaxed to eat them.

Over a period of weeks or months, I'd be willing to bet, consistently having those fruits and veggies and white milk, etc. show up on kids» lunch trays — by their own choosing, sneakily or not — would likely lead to more consumption of those items as familiarity set in and kids, hungry for their lunches, realized that eating the orange and the salad might be better than leaving the cafeteria only half - full.

Mom should eat lunch in the cafeteria on a regular basis and bring a friend to help build momentum.

When every eligible student is enrolled in their free school meal program, and more students are eating breakfast and lunch, all students have access to the healthy, fresh, local food that farm to school makes available in the cafeteria and classroom.

Since he entered Prospect High School almost two years ago, 16 - year - old Teddy Eckhardt has eaten cafeteria pizza for lunch pretty much every day.

Dismayed by what she saw getting served up in the cafeteria — and by how it tasted — Mrs Q. decided to eat school lunch every day during 2010 and write, anonymously, about her experience.

However, I fully accept the fact that for SOME kids, watching everyone else eat the cafeteria chicken nuggets and tater tots will be unbearable when they're faced with Mom or Dad's healthy unprocessed lunch.

And in France, children can not bring their packed lunches into the cafeteria so if you eat in school you must eat what is on the menu or go hungry.

The program was developed specifically for suburban schoolchildren who typically carry their lunches to school rather than eat hot lunches in cafeterias.

Would YOUR kids eat hungarian goulash for lunch in the school cafeteria?

This Healthy Eating Play challenges students to set up quick, easy meals to grab on the way in to school, or in between morning classes for breakfast, to speed up the cafeteria lines during lunch, or after school.

The National School Lunch Program allows schools to provide breakfast, but it's long been known that when breakfast is served in the cafeteria, economically disadvantaged students often don't eat it, either out of fear of stigma or because they have no time to get to the cafeteria before school starts.

I was told by his teacher that he's unable to have lunches that they need to warmed up and that he needs to eat faster because they only have 30 min which ends up being less time after getting in the cafeteria and finding a seat.

To make matters worse, by the time he actually gets to the cafeteria, finds a seat, unpacks his lunch... he's left with 15 minutes to eat.

Today's New York Post has a story (in which I'm quoted) about eighth grade students in Queens who, due to school cafeteria overcrowding, will be required to eat their «lunch» this year at 9:45 am.

I ate lunch with Eldest in her school cafeteria a few times this past year and was actually ever - so - slightly pleased.

As to LTFA and school lunches, I'd like to say that there really needs to be better education for the schools / nutrition services & personnel as to what is REALLY in the foods, what has / hasn't been disclosed by manufacturers (true grasp of the food labelling laws as currently written), and how to fully and accurately provide all students / parents / consumers with timely and accurate ingredient lists so that fully - informed and educated decisions can be made as to when / if student might eat the cafeteria (bfast or lunch) foods.

«It works out to $ 13.75 for the week, which is like going out to eat twice,» said Porick, 30, who rolls through the cafeteria daily and likes the ease of a ready - made lunch with student - size smaller portions.

Gibbons said up to 80 percent of the students in the district eat cafeteria food, while about 20 percent still bring a lunch from home.

Making sure children have a healthy lunch whether they eat in cafeteria or pack a lunch from home.

After being outraged by the food served in her school cafeteria, Sara Wu started a blog called Fed Up With Lunch, which she wrote under the pseudonym of Mrs. Q. For a whole year, she ate her school cafeteria lunch and documented her experience with photos of her mLunch, which she wrote under the pseudonym of Mrs. Q. For a whole year, she ate her school cafeteria lunch and documented her experience with photos of her mlunch and documented her experience with photos of her meals.

It means once a week «lunch box dinners» where the entire family pretends to eat in the school cafeteria!

In the school cafeteria, the number one goal for parents and teachers is for kids to eat a healthy lunch.

I ate lunch with my children 20 years ago at their school cafeteria and was appalled at what they were being served.

Students can participate in poster designs, which will then be used to decorate the cafeteria; recipe contests, where the winner's recipe will be included on the regular school menu; parents and guests will join students to eat or serve lunch, including local celebrities, firefighters and other community members.

Each day, parents and special guests joined students to eat or help serve lunch — local celebrities such as firefighters, superintendents, teachers, local government officials and coaches helped spread the lunchroom love in cafeterias across the country!

-- while the worry that looms largest for them is finding someone to eat lunch with in the school cafeteria.

And I bet there are some of you out there who don't even have to pack a lunch during the school year because your kids eat in the cafeteria every day.

I personally only requested no nuts in the actual classroom (and we made no requests about what students brought in their lunches from home which were eaten in the cafeteria.)

When I was in school (back when the dinosaurs roamed, as my kids remind me), we ate at lunch time in the cafeteria.

Are things going to settle down and kids start to eat what is on their lunch tray and leave the cafeteria full and satiated?

If they were raised with the philosophy of tasting everything that is put in front of them at the table, if they are hungry when they sit down at the lunch cafeteria able, if they are accustomed to eating a variety of foods; then I think it would be a big success for everyone.

Panelists agreed that healthy eating behaviors are best promoted through active strategies, such as cooking demonstrations and taste tests with students and working with administrators to change the cafeteria environment or lunch schedules so students have enough time to eat.

Eating school lunch in the cafeteria is a rite of passage, but it shouldn't be similar to getting prison food.