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Managing Food Allergies In Schools

Type: PDF

License: CC0/PUBLIC DOMAIN

Source: https://www.cdc.gov/school-health-conditions/media/pdfs/20_316712-G_FA_teachers_508tagged.pdf

Description: A practical guide that helps teachers and child care staff plan safer field trips for children with food allergies. It includes easy planning steps like checking the destination, communicating with families, preparing safe snacks/meals, assigning trained adults, and knowing what to do in an emergency, so everyone can enjoy the trip with more confidence. #FoodAllergySafety #FieldTripPlanning #ChildCareHealth #SchoolHealth #AllergyAwareness #PreschoolTeachers #ChildCareProviders

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Five'sFour'sInfant/ToddlerKindergartenMixed AgesPreschoolSchool AgeThree'sTwo's

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