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Child Nutrition Assistants Shirley Ryals and Carrie Crump serve nutritious foods to Thomasville Primary School students during the lunch meal showcasing why their school won a USDA HealthierUS School Challenge Gold Award (USDA photo by Debbie Haston-Hilger)
Photos from the Let's Move Day event at Wells Fargo Arena, attended by more than 10,000 middle school students from Des Moines and nearby school districts. The event celebrated the 2nd anniversary of the initiative begun by the First Lady to encourage physical fitness and good nutrition.
Sometimes you have to go against the tide.
This little guy, fell face down at the beginning of his "Rod Dixon`s KIDS Marathon" ceremonial mile race. The good volunteers helped him over to the side, and gave him lots of love, and the proper medical attention. But, I knew, that this moment will soon pass for them, and he would be left feeling like a failure. I saw it in his face.As you can see in this picture, the race had long started, and the families had begun to move toward the finish line, so I gabbed little man and said “ Let`s get it on Champ!” “Muhammad Ali got knocked down, and he gets the praise, and the love of the people today because he got up." Little man didn`t do the whole mile. ( I cut it in half so he could finish with the other kids), but he went through the finish line, and got his medal.
Local farmer and County Commissioner Billy Joe Kepley volunteers his time to teach Thomasville Primary School students the art of farming in their school’s garden. The school located in Thomasville, NC, is a HealthierUS School Challenge Gold Award winner and also has a Let’s Move program inspired by First Lady Michelle Obama (USDA photo by Debbie Haston-Hilger)
Kids on the move.
Photos from the Let's Move Day event at Wells Fargo Arena, attended by more than 10,000 middle school students from Des Moines and nearby school districts. The event celebrated the 2nd anniversary of the initiative begun by the First Lady to encourage physical fitness and good nutrition.
The Princess Anne Family YMCA has been selected to oversee an exciting project called Let's Move Outside! This two year grant will allow us to work with the Department of the Interior and local groups to get more children into our public parks. This was the announcement at the Lake Lawson/Lake Smith Recreation Center in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Defense Commissary Agency Dietitian Karen Hawkins (left) and Jan Green, Program Analyst from the Department of Defense, Military Community and Family Policy/Office of Family Policy pose for a photograph in front of the “Let’s Move!” display in the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Commissary, Va., Nov. 10, 2010 during DeCA’s health and wellness event. (Photo by Public Affairs Specialist Millie Slamin)