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Across America, a quiet but profound change is taking place. There is a movement throughout communities to help one another achieve energy balance together.

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Learn about the all-new Energy Balance resources for Pre-K that will be premiering this fall.

Teachers – Check out the free Energy Balance resources for grades K-5. Use our lesson plans, classroom activities, videos and interactives to promote active, healthy lifestyles at school and at home.

Looking for something to do as a family? Download a Together Counts™ Activity Sheet and discover the fun in being active together!

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From family fitness to meal planning, the Together Counts Blog reports on hot topics for today's busy families. See what our experts are serving up today.

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Win For Your School

Announcing the 2012-2013 winners!

Healthy Playground Makeover Sweepstakes »

Two schools will receive a $30,000 grant and a new playground.

Find Your Balance Challenge »

One school will be awarded a $30,000 grant and an Ultimate Energy Balance Party – and more.

HealthierUS Schools Incentives »

Three schools will be rewarded for participating in the USDA's HealthierUS Schools Challenge.

Popular Lesson Plans

Download our top lesson plans and get your classroom ready for an Energy Balance day.

At School

Energy Balance 101
Teachers, nurses and school health professionals: Use these specially-designed resources to bring Energy Balance to life with your students.

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At Home

Discover how simple, everyday activities — like sharing a meal or taking a long walk — improve your family's Energy Balance.

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Community Resources

Finding local resources and activities that can lead to a healthy active lifestyle has never been so easy! Find out what your community may have to offer.

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