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Weis Mystery Tours • FREE interactive, 90-minute field trips
offered at more than 60 select Weis locations.
• Teach 2nd, 3rd, 4th grade students how
to make sensible food choices & encourage daily physical activity.
• Content developed by Weis Markets
Registered Dietitians; support USDA Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
• Mission: Combat childhood obesity.
Weis Mystery Tours • Students venture into supermarket
aisles in search of clues to solve a mystery, while learning how to make nutritious choices in a real-world setting.
Key areas
• Fruits & Vegetables • Meats & Beans • Grains • Beverages • Dairy
Play the Role of Weis Detec5ves • Students gear up with
-neon detective hat -shiny badge -magnifying glass -clue pad -pencil to venture into the aisles to gather clues
The Case of the Missing Energy • N.R. Getic George used to
be full of energy but now feels weak and tired. He cannot stay focused at school and does not feel like playing with his friends.
• Students help N.R. Getic George solve the mystery of why he lost his energy.
Solve the Case
• After stopping at all 5 stations in the store, reading nutrition labels, & sampling new foods, students uncover the clues they need to solve the Case of the Missing Energy.
Take Home Messages Fruits & Vegetables Eating a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables gives you energy and special health benefits.
Meats & Beans Meats and beans provide plant and animal protein for growth.
Grains Grains provide energy. Look for whole grains as natural sources of fiber and vitamins.
Beverages Active kids need water. Choose water most often and read labels for added sugars.
Dairy To build strong teeth and bones, choose milk, yogurt and cheese.
Weis Mystery Tours Since 2010 we have toured thousands of students in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Maryland.
Mystery Tours microsite weismarkets.com/mysterytours
– About the Tour – Trip Reviews – Teacher & Classroom
support materials – News Room – Tour Locator – Flickr photo sharing site
Student -‐ Take Home
Parent Pack
Pilot to Expansion
3-‐Store Pilot Launch 2007
Expansion Proposal 2008
Full Program Launch 2010
Tour Feedback The best aspect of the tour was the chance for students to be actively involved. They loved marching to each station and searching the shelves! When they needed to look themselves for what was being discussed, it helped them remember it. It gave them a concrete experience of what could just remain abstract concepts. The students enjoyed the tour very much and were talking about it for a long time! They have now been analyzing their family grocery items when shopping.”
-Stephanie 3rd grade teacher
State College, PA
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