Nova Scotia kids discover it can be fun!

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What’s up with
healthy living!
Nova Scotia kids
discover it can be fun!
Everyone hears about it in the news: healthy living. There is a lot of information out there about being
active, eating a balanced diet and having fun. Doctors Nova Scotia and Sport Nova Scotia think
healthy living can be made simple and is something every person can do – even elementary school
students. Check out the schoolyard happenings of Taylor and Drew as they explore the importance of
being physically active, eating a balanced diet and finding fun things that get them moving every day.
Being physically active is a key component to leading a healthy life. Doctors Nova Scotia works with
organizations across the province like Sport Nova Scotia to help provide opportunities for more
Nova Scotians to experience the health benefits of being active.
Sport Nova Scotia, Doctors Nova Scotia and The Chronicle Herald’s Newspapers in Education
program are bringing today’s edition of The Chronicle Herald and this special section to more than
12,000 Grade 4 students across Nova Scotia so they can learn about living a healthy life.
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Faith Erin Hicks, illustrator and graduate of Redeemer University College and Sheridan College,
brings the characters Drew and Taylor to life with her creative comic book/graphic novel style.
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Now Go Play!
Provincial Sport Organizations
Alpine Ski Nova Scotia – CADS NS
Archers Association of Nova Scotia
Athletics Nova Scotia
Atlantic Division, CanoeKayak Canada
Baseball Nova Scotia
Basketball Nova Scotia
Biathlon Nova Scotia
Bicycle Nova Scotia
Blind Sport Nova Scotia
Climb Nova Scotia
Cricket Association
Cross Country Ski Nova Scotia
Dancesport Nova Scotia
Fencing Association of Nova Scotia
Field Hockey Nova Scotia
Football Nova Scotia
Golf Association – Nova Scotia (Men’s and Women’s)
Gymnastics Nova Scotia
Hockey Nova Scotia
Horseshoe Players Association
Judo Nova Scotia
Lacrosse Nova Scotia
Lawn Bowls Nova Scotia
Multi-Abilities Sports Association of Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia 55+ Games Society
Nova Scotia Amateur Body Building Association
Nova Scotia Amateur Diving Association
Nova Scotia Equestrian Federation
Nova Scotia Arm Wrestling Association
Nova Scotia Athletic Federation
Nova Scotia Badminton Association
Nova Scotia Curling Association
Nova Scotia Deaf Sports Association
Nova Scotia Karate Association
Nova Scotia Powerlifting Association
Nova Scotia Racquetball Association
Nova Scotia Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastics
Association
Nova Scotia Rifle Association
Nova Scotia Rowing Association
Nova Scotia Snowboard Association
Nova Scotia Table Tennis Association
Nova Scotia Water Ski Association
Nova Scotia Yachting Association
Orienteering Association of Nova Scotia
Ringette Nova Scotia
Rope Skipping Association of Nova Scotia
Rugby Nova Scotia
Shooting Federation of Nova Scotia
Skate Canada – Nova Scotia Section
Soccer Nova Scotia
Softball Nova Scotia
Special Olympics
Speed Skate Nova Scotia
Squash Nova Scotia
Swim Nova Scotia
Synchro Nova Scotia
Tae Kwon Do Association
Tennis Nova Scotia
Triathlon Nova Scotia
Volleyball Nova Scotia
Wrestling Nova Scotia
For more information on these organizations and how to become involved in sports, visit www.sportnovascotia.ca or call 425-5450.
Youth Running for Fun
Doctors Nova Scotia’s Youth Running for Fun program is a free, school-based running program designed to teach
youth the fundamentals of running in a fun and non-competitive atmosphere. The program is open to any
elementary, junior or high school in Nova Scotia.
The running program coordinator helps each school tailor the program to meet its students’ needs and get the
kids up and running, literally. School visits take place when possible to support the coaches and motivate the
runners. Handbooks for coaches and runners are provided as well as water bottles for all participants at the
conclusion of the program. The program is offered at no cost to the school or students.
Kerry Copeland - Youth Running Program coordinator
Tel: (902) 468-8935 Ext. 278 - e-mail: [email protected]
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The Newspaper In Education program provides teachers with materials to assist in teaching
reading, writing and thinking skills through the use of The Chronicle Herald.
For more information on our Newspaper in Education
program contact:
Students use newspapers as a living textbook, an exciting means to motivate them and
bridge the gap between the classroom and the real world. Schools can purchase copies of The
Chronicle Herald at reduced rates.
ext. 3037 or 426-3037 in metro or e-mail
[email protected]
John Millett, toll free 1-800-565-3339,
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For more information on the Doctors Nova Scotia Youth Running for Fun program, contact: