Colorado State University Extension
SafeFood Rapid Response Network
SAFEFOOD NEWS - Summer 1999 - Vol 3 / No. 3
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Operation Food Safety is a school curriculum developed by a food safety coalition in Arkansas. The coalition has plans to develop three separate curriculums--pre-K through grade 4, grades 5-8, and grades 9-12. The pre-K through grade 4 curriculum is completed and available to other educators for free. The curriculum covers three units--handwashing, keeping things clean, and keeping food hot or cold.
The curriculum uses activities such as games and puzzles to allow
the student to learn food safety principles while having fun at
the same time. The plan thus far is to have the two other
curriculums completed and available during the 1999-2000 school
year. For additional information or to order a copy of the
Operation Food Safety pre-K through grade 4 curriculum, contact:
Amy Waldroup
University of Arkansas
Rm. O-114, Poultry Science Center
Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701
Ph: (501) 575-4409
This guide contains food and nutrition educational materials for staff and volunteers working in homeless shelters, soup kitchens, food banks, and other related facilities. It also contains materials that can be used by clients.
The guide is divided into two sections--educational materials for
clients and resources for staff and volunteers. Topics include
general nutrition, pregnancy and breastfeeding, infant feeding,
feeding the young child, elderly, menu planning and food buying,
and food safety and sanitation. For additional information or to
request a copy contact:
Food & Nutrition Information Center
National Agricultural Library
Agricultural Research Service/USDA
10301 Baltimore Ave., Rm. 304
Beltsville, MD 20705-2351
Ph: (301) 504-5719
Web site: http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic
This manual was written to be a quick, useful handbook for those
who plan, prepare and serve food in small (15 residents or less)
personal care homes. With emphasis on good nutrition and food
safety, this manual contains information about dietary
guidelines, the Food Guide Pyramid, menu planning, food
purchasing, food safety, pantry preparedness for emergencies, and
using or modifying recipes. Cost is $10.00. For additional
information or to order a copy, contact:
Agricultural Business Office
203 Conner Hall
University of Georgia
thens, GA 30602
Ph: (706) 542-8999
Updated Monday, August 29, 2011