Nutrition Game Show for Middle & High School
Make nutrition education more engaging with this interactive game for health teachers, school counselors, therapists, dietitians, and other helping professionals. Students and clients review macronutrients, balanced meals, hydration, nutrition labels, serving sizes, added sugar, fiber, and common food myths.
The game uses a weight-neutral, non-shaming approach. It can be used in health class, life-skills instruction, counseling groups, or within eating-disorder recovery support under qualified professional guidance.
Use the interactive PowerPoint during individual or group therapy, or print the included question cards for a flexible, screen-free activity.
⭐ What's Included
🎮 Interactive PowerPoint game show with 25 questions
🃏 25 printable question cards for screen-free play
📘 Facilitator instructions
✅ Complete answer key with suggested responses
💬 Discussion prompt for every question
📊 Printable team scorecard
📄 Printer-friendly PDF companion
🍎 Five Nutrition Categories
⚡ Food as Fuel
Explore carbohydrates, protein, dietary fat, fiber, and how macronutrients support the body's energy and functions.
🥗 Build a Balanced Meal
Discuss fruits and vegetables, protein sources, grains, variety, and serving sizes versus portions.
💧 Hydration Station
Review water, hydration habits, signs of dehydration, sports drinks, and the role of hydration in concentration and energy.
🔎 Read the Label
Practice finding serving sizes and servings per container, reading ingredients, identifying added sugars, understanding percent Daily Value, and checking marketing claims.
💭 Nutrition Myths
Discuss myths about eating after a certain time, skipping meals, fresh versus frozen produce, low-fat claims, and rigid food labels.
🌿 Skills Practiced
✔ Food literacy, meal balance, and hydration awareness
✔ Reading food labels and understanding macronutrients
✔ Recognizing nutrition myths and marketing claims
✔ Building flexible, body-respectful thinking about food
🏫 Great for
Middle and high school health classes, nutrition and hydration units, life-skills and special education, small-group lessons, counseling, and telehealth. Designed primarily for grades 6–12 and adaptable for young adults or adult groups.
For clients with active or suspected eating disorders, use the game within the client’s individualized treatment plan under qualified professional guidance. The game does not replace assessment or nutrition treatment.
🎲 Ways to Play
Play as a team game, pick one category, use the printable cards, read an actual label together, or use one question as a warm-up or exit ticket.
Microsoft PowerPoint or compatible presentation software is recommended for the interactive game. The printable PDF can be opened with a standard PDF reader.
Due to differences between monitors and printers, printed colors may vary slightly from what appears on screen.
📌 Important Information
⏬ Instant Digital Download
After checkout, you'll receive a secure link to download the ZIP file.
⚠️ Disclaimer & Terms of Use
Although I am a Mental Health Therapist by profession, I am not your therapist. All content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute mental health advice or establish a therapist-client relationship.
These digital downloads are copyrighted. You may print for personal or professional use but may not resell or distribute.
For commercial use inquiries, email: Hello@ErinHarings.com
© All designs are copyrighted and property of TherapistWorksheets.
Nutrition Game Show for Middle & High School
Make nutrition education more engaging with this interactive game for health teachers, school counselors, therapists, dietitians, and other helping professionals. Students and clients review macronutrients, balanced meals, hydration, nutrition labels, serving sizes, added sugar, fiber, and common food myths.
The game uses a weight-neutral, non-shaming approach. It can be used in health class, life-skills instruction, counseling groups, or within eating-disorder recovery support under qualified professional guidance.
Use the interactive PowerPoint during individual or group therapy, or print the included question cards for a flexible, screen-free activity.
⭐ What's Included
🎮 Interactive PowerPoint game show with 25 questions
🃏 25 printable question cards for screen-free play
📘 Facilitator instructions
✅ Complete answer key with suggested responses
💬 Discussion prompt for every question
📊 Printable team scorecard
📄 Printer-friendly PDF companion
🍎 Five Nutrition Categories
⚡ Food as Fuel
Explore carbohydrates, protein, dietary fat, fiber, and how macronutrients support the body's energy and functions.
🥗 Build a Balanced Meal
Discuss fruits and vegetables, protein sources, grains, variety, and serving sizes versus portions.
💧 Hydration Station
Review water, hydration habits, signs of dehydration, sports drinks, and the role of hydration in concentration and energy.
🔎 Read the Label
Practice finding serving sizes and servings per container, reading ingredients, identifying added sugars, understanding percent Daily Value, and checking marketing claims.
💭 Nutrition Myths
Discuss myths about eating after a certain time, skipping meals, fresh versus frozen produce, low-fat claims, and rigid food labels.
🌿 Skills Practiced
✔ Food literacy, meal balance, and hydration awareness
✔ Reading food labels and understanding macronutrients
✔ Recognizing nutrition myths and marketing claims
✔ Building flexible, body-respectful thinking about food
🏫 Great for
Middle and high school health classes, nutrition and hydration units, life-skills and special education, small-group lessons, counseling, and telehealth. Designed primarily for grades 6–12 and adaptable for young adults or adult groups.
For clients with active or suspected eating disorders, use the game within the client’s individualized treatment plan under qualified professional guidance. The game does not replace assessment or nutrition treatment.
🎲 Ways to Play
Play as a team game, pick one category, use the printable cards, read an actual label together, or use one question as a warm-up or exit ticket.
Microsoft PowerPoint or compatible presentation software is recommended for the interactive game. The printable PDF can be opened with a standard PDF reader.
Due to differences between monitors and printers, printed colors may vary slightly from what appears on screen.
📌 Important Information
⏬ Instant Digital Download
After checkout, you'll receive a secure link to download the ZIP file.
⚠️ Disclaimer & Terms of Use
Although I am a Mental Health Therapist by profession, I am not your therapist. All content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute mental health advice or establish a therapist-client relationship.
These digital downloads are copyrighted. You may print for personal or professional use but may not resell or distribute.
For commercial use inquiries, email: Hello@ErinHarings.com
© All designs are copyrighted and property of TherapistWorksheets.
