Healthy Habits! A Leader’s Guide to Helping Children Reduce the Risk of Cancer (4H1597)

April 17, 2015

''This publication includes learning materials designed for adults to work with children aged 5 to 12 to help them develop healthier lifestyles and reduce their risk of developing various kinds of cancers in the future. The guide focuses on four theme areas to build and enhance health habits: nutrition, physical fitness, tobacco use prevention and sun protection. (72 pages, 2003)

Healthy Habits! A Leader's Guide to Helping Children Reduce the Risk of Cancer (4H1597)

 

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