What's it take to live a healthy lifestyle? It's not as hard as you think!
Kid Reporters talk to celebrities, athletes, chefs, and others about how healthy living leads to happy living. Get tips, recipes, and more.
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Fitness Should be Fun
After playing three consecutive (and very competitive) tennis matches, 12-year-old Lauren Fishbein was not even tired. So how does she do it?
Eat Fresh Food!
Join Kid Reporter Grace McManus in the Brooklyn, New York, kitchen of cookbook authors Rozanne Gold and daughter Shayna DePersia, 14.
Michelle Obama Tackles Kids' Health
Kid Reporters cover First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move!" events as she takes her fight against childhood obesity from the White House kitchen garden to grocery stores in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and beyond.
WNBA Guard Kate Smith
Kid Reporter Nick Berray talks to WNBA star about healthy living and the upcoming women’s basketball season.
Golfer Latanna Stone
Latanna Stone is 9 years old and has won more than 100 golf tournaments already! Her goal is to be the youngest player to make the LPGA, the professional golf association for women.
Fencing Fitness
Staying fit requires regular physical exercise. You can work out or play a sport, like football, basketball, baseball, or hockey. But that's not all! Many kids today are taking up the sport of fencing for fun and fitness.
Apolo Ohno Helps Kids
Recently, Olympic gold medalist and author Apolo Anton Ohno gave a lecture at Southern Connecticut State University. His story can be an inspiration for other young people in trouble, he told the audience in New Haven, Connecticut.
President's Council on Fitness, Sports, Nutrition
First Lady Michelle Obama visited Bell Multicultural High School in Washington, D.C., to help relaunch the President's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition. The council, which has been around for decades, now has an added emphasis on eating healthy.
Cool Tips on Kewlbites.com
Actor Reed Alexander of iCarly turned his personal quest for a healthy lifestyle into a website for kids called Kewlbites.com.
Fuel Up for Your Health!
To encourage kids to become more active, Fuel Up to Play 60 was co-created by the NFL, the National Dairy Council, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Have a Snack with NAC
Fifth graders are helping their friends become healthier by joining a program called NAC. NAC stands for Nutrition Advisory Council. Made up of students at Cub Run, the committee wants to help kids be healthier eaters.
Let's Move! Turns One
Let's Move! has been on the job for a year now, fighting to end childhood obesity in America. First Lady Michelle Obama celebrated her pet program's anniversary at an event in Alpharetta, Georgia.
Project Healthy Schools
Project Healthy Schools is a program aimed at helping 6th graders in Ann Arbor, Michigan, find better food options, exercise ideas, and educational activities. The program has recently come to the Metro Detroit area.
Celebrity Health Habits
For TV and movie stars, staying healthy is part of their job. So, maybe the rest of us can learn something from them about how to improve our own exercise and eating habits.
- Subjects:Social Studies, Cooking, Outdoor Activities and Recreation, Celebrities, Health and Safety, Actors, Artists, Performers, Exercise and Fitness, Food and Nutrition, Sports
