Kids’ resources on cooking, gardening, farming, and free at-home activities that even parents can learn from.
Nutrition Education Works… So Why Aren’t We Doing More of It?
Research consistently shows that when kids have hands-on experiences with food – cooking, tasting, exploring – they are more likely to discover, eat, and even love fruits and vegetables. And yet… most kids still aren’t eating enough vegetables. In fact, nearly half of young children don’t eat a daily vegetable at all.
National Nutrition Month | Impact Report
March 2026 | Big, big thanks to every educator, student, and partner who jumped into our National Nutrition Month campaign and shook things up with the 1-2-3 Vinaigrette with Lettuce! From measuring and mixing to that first proud taste, classrooms across the country turned simple ingredients into hands-on learning (and some pretty delicious moments, too).
The Secret Superpower That May Help Kids Choose More Veggies? Fairy Tales.
What is the secret to getting your students to try new fruits and vegetables? Is it hiding them in a sauce? Is it testing them on their nutrition knowledge? Let’s find out together!
PLUS: A chance to win a Vitamix blender!
🥬 Lettuce in the Library?? Let’s Investigate!
Sounds like the title of a children’s book, right? Imagine this: you’re a teacher, on lunchroom duty, listening to a group of kindergarteners talk over their lunch. One child says to another, “I like salad now, because we had lettuce in the library!”
Hey Teachers! “Lettuce” Get Cooking this March!
Celebrate National Nutrition Month with Small Bites Adventure Club by making 1-2-3 Vinaigrette with Lettuce in your classroom! Sign up now!
Small Bites Spotlight: Katherine Wates, Kindergarten Teacher at Grantswood Community
Katherine Wates has been teaching for 10 years at Grantswood Community in Irondale, AL and has a palpable passion for hands-on, thematic learning that connects the classroom to real life.
5 New Year’s Resolutions Parents Have For Their Picky Eater
If your New Year’s resolutions for your kids sound something like eatmore veggies, less processed foods, and fewer mealtime battles, you’re not alone. These are some of the most common goals parents share every January and they’re exactly what Small Bites Adventure Club was built to support.
10 Small Bites Approved Teacher Gifts
Holiday break is approaching, and you know what that means… teacher gifts! With these 10 Small Bites–approved teacher gifts, you can make it easier for the teachers in your life to bring fun, hands-on learning experiences to your child and future classrooms!
Small Bites Adventure Club Boosts Veggie Ready Program with Support from the Atlanta Falcons Youth Fund
Small Bites is thrilled to partner with the Atlanta Falcons Youth Fund (AFYF) to bring its Veggie Ready program to 200 classrooms across Georgia. The program provides Pre K - Kindergarten students hands-on experiences with fruits and vegetables, helping them discover, eat, and love healthy foods.
Eat the Rainbow: Celebrate National Fruit and Vegetable Month
Celebrate National Fruit and Vegetable month by Eating the Rainbow. Don’t know how to start? Read on!
Swing into Farm to School Month: Free Resources + Vitamix Giveaways
Celebrate October Farm to School month with Small Bites Adventure Club by making Rainbow Wraps with Peppers in your classroom! Sign up now!
Why Partnerships Matter Now More Than Ever
We LOVE our partners. Here’s a few highlights from the last year!
“Veggie Ready” Program Expands to 3 New States - Applications Open Now!
Fall 2025 Veggie Ready applications are open until June 15, 2025. Read more & apply today!
Member Spotlight: How One Georgia Teacher is Making a Big Impact with Veggie Ready
Sarah Davie is an Agrciulture Lab Teacher in Rockdale County. As part of our Veggie Ready program, she is bringing hands-on food education to her PreK and Kindergarten students.
Green Machine Spinach Smoothie: Free resources!
Small Bites Adventure Club opened access to our digital platform for the month of March. Let’s make Green Machine Spinach smoothie together!
Statewide Initiative to Get Kids “Veggie Ready” Expands in Georgia
Small Bites Adventure Club’s Veggie Ready program is expanding! This fall, 215 classrooms across Georgia will get “Veggie Ready.”
Play With Your Food: How Sensory Play Helps Kids Try New Foods!
Ever been told to not play with food? Turns out food sensory play can help kids eat more veggies and fruits!
