Write an argumentative essay justifying whether schools should include breakfast as part of a daily schedule. write 6paragraps or more

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In the morning, it’s sometimes easier to hit the snooze button than reach for the cereal. Breakfast often takes the backseat to catching a few more minutes of sleep. As a result, the most important meal of the day is often the one most skipped – a decision that will continue to affect you hours later.

Passing on breakfast is anything but productive, especially for teenagers. Studies show that kids who eat breakfast on a regular basis perform better academically, have increased attendance and make fewer trips to the school nurse’s office. In fact, research reflects that students who eat breakfast each day, on average, score more than 17 percent higher on math tests and are 20 percent more likely to graduate than students who don’t eat breakfast at all.

When kids miss out on breakfast in the morning, they often become distracted more easily, their grades can suffer and they’re more likely to miss class. Still, millions of children in the U.S. start their school days on empty stomachs.

That’s why it’s important to provide an alternative option – one that starts in schools and makes it harder for students to skip an early meal. With some flexibility, all students can get a nutritious start. As classes pick back up in the fall, schools should consider serving food before, during and after the first bell in the morning.

Any teacher knows that the challenging part of serving breakfast at school, however, is that students arrive at different times. Latchkey students, for instance, often arrive earlier than other children. Teenagers, the group that skips breakfast more than any other, frequently get to school just before classes start.

Despite these challenges, it’s becoming increasingly important for schools to find a way to fill students’ stomachs in the morning. Groups in Ohio, like the American Dairy Association Mideast, the Children’s Hunger Alliance, the Ohio Action for Healthy Kids and the Ohio School Nutrition Association, are urging schools to make breakfast a daily routine. By doing this, they're challenging schools to increase the performance and productivity of their students.

Some schools already take steps to make breakfast a priority, and their methods are working. Here are three proven strategies that can increase the number of students who eat breakfast:

Breakfast in the classroom. When breakfast is served in the classroom, students can eat in a familiar, comfortable and convenient environment. Easy-to-eat foods, such as whole-grain cereal, fruit and milk or breakfast sandwiches with milk, are served to children in the classroom as the day begins. As kids finish up breakfast, teachers can take attendance and get the class focused on the day’s assignments.

Grab-and-go. Popular with older students, the idea behind this approach is for students to pick up a bagged breakfast on the way to class, and eat at their desks or wherever their school designates. Paper bags are filled with items such as fruit, a cheese stick, milk and whole-grain cereal or bagels that make breakfast easy and convenient. It can be served in a variety of high-traffic areas such as the cafeteria, hall or entryways, making it easy for students to pick up on their way to class.  

Second chance breakfast. Some students simply aren’t hungry when they wake up, but they still need to eat. Second chance breakfasts, which are served after first period, are a great way to reach these students, or even those who ate much earlier in the morning. Like the grab-and-go bags, these meals are designed to be easy to carry and eat on the run.

The key to the program options above is to make eating breakfast as convenient as possible. Some schools even installed vending machines that feature healthy breakfast choices on different floors and in various locations throughout the campus. The more accessible the options, the more likely students are to participate.

It’s important to remember, though, that not just any foods will do. It’s the healthy, nutrient-dense foods such as fruits, protein, dairy and whole grains that jump-start kids’ energy and help them feel fuller for longer. If your child’s school doesn’t offer a breakfast program, reach out to the principal or food service director to see how you can help get one started.

Simply eating breakfast won’t make kids smarter, but it will put healthier, more engaged students in those desks every morning. Before we let our kids skip breakfast, remember why it’s considered the most important meal of the day.

Karen Bakies is a registered dietitian and the Nutrition Affairs Director for the American Dairy Association Mideast. A scientist at heart, she seeks out quality nutrition research to share with others in a profession she is passionate about. Karen is a mother of three and enjoys cooking, gardening, running and traveling.

What was one effect of the Great Compromise:
A. The legislative branch is made up of both the Senate and the House of Representatives.
B. The legislative branch has only one house, and its representatives are determined by state population.
C. The legislative branch chooses the president through the Electoral College system.
D. The legislative branch has the power to challenge decisions made by the president.

How does the author convey the central idea that groups of students can band together to make real-world differences in "We Live on Planet A: Young People Rally for Their Rights"?

by suggesting that students take advantage of resources from NASA and NOAA

by confirming that students can make a difference just by forming recycling clubs in their communities

by highlighting the few youth leaders who have stood out in this movement

by mentioning specific groups and events that accomplished this goal

Hudson explored all the following except:

New York Harbor
St. Lawrence River
Hudson Bay
Arctic Ocean

Which statement best describes the difference between French and English colonies in North America? The French established small trading posts funded by a king, while the English created large, privately financed colonies. The French created large, privately financed colonies, while the English established small trading posts funded by a king. The English established small trading posts far from the East Coast, while the French created large colonies along the coast. The English created small trading posts on the Northwest Passage, while the French established cash crops on the East Coast.

Using complete sentences, discuss the Aztec trade system and its importance to the empire.

Identify three adjectives that could be used to describe Columbus and explain why.

The table below shows the half-life of an element: Half-Life Data Element Half-Life Uranium-235 700 million years Scientists have found that the Uranium-235 content of an unknown prehistoric sample was reduced to one-fourth. What best describes the identity of the sample? A stone artifact that formed 700 million years ago A mammoth that died 1,400 million years ago A cliff that formed 1,400 million years ago A plant that died 700 million years ago

What were some of the difficulties the colonists of Jamestown encountered in the first few years? Check all of the boxes that apply. Answers Choices : American Indians, diseases, hunger and starvation, no support from leaders, unprepared colonists

Which countries were invaded by Germany? Select all that apply.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


England
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Italy
Japan

There my uncle, laying himself down upon a sail cloth, which was spread for him, called twice for some cold water, which he drank, when immediately the flames, preceded by a strong whiff of sulphur, dispersed the rest of the party, and obliged him to rise. –Letter to Cornelius Tacitus, Pliny the Younger PLEASE ANSWER NOW What would be needed to verify this story? a more detailed description evidence to corroborate the details proof that cold water was available a secondary source analyzing Pliny’s writing

How did early people use wind and solar power for the same purpose?

Who is the head of the Gram Panchayat and who takes the responsibility of the village in his absence?

What document listed the rights that everybody even the king had to respect? Hint: It would later inspire the U.S. Bill of Rights. *
English Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
U.S. Constitution

HELP MEE The sciences used to study the land bridge include ____________ a. climatology. b. environmental science. c. paleontology. d. all of the above. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Help How did the Jumano differ from other Native American groups on the plains 1.They were traders 2.They lived in tepeers 3.They moved around frequently 4.They hunted bison

To which continents did humans migrate last? (4 points) Group of answer choices Australia Asia South America Africa

The _____
are considered a
Military Empire. They conquered small
communities around them and took people
from these communities as slaves.
A. Aztec
B. Toltec
C. Olmec

What is the term used to describe periods of political disagreement between opposing parties that are so difficult to leave that policymaking in administration slow or stars blank is the term for periods when disagreements between parties slow or start a function of government

New Mexico is in what two hemispheres?

As I was at that time but eighteen years of age, I know not whether I should call my behaviour, in this dangerous juncture, courage or folly. –Letter to Cornelius Tacitus, Pliny the Younger What makes this statement an opinion? It gives the writer’s exact age. It can be proven to be true. It expresses the writer’s personal feelings. It provides evidence to support the idea

Geographic regions of Texas: what type of industry is common in the Llano basin section

On what day of the week did the Normandy Invasion of June 6, 1944 take place?
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

An excerpt from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain 1 You don't know about me without you have read a book by the name of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer; but that ain't no matter. That book was made by Mr. Mark Twain, and he told the truth, mainly. There was things which he stretched, but mainly he told the truth. That is nothing. I never seen anybody but lied one time or another, without it was Aunt Polly, or the widow, or maybe Mary. Aunt Polly--Tom's Aunt Polly, she is--and Mary, and the Widow Douglas is all told about in that book, which is mostly a true book, with some stretchers, as I said before. 2 Now the way that the book winds up is this: Tom and me found the money that the robbers hid in the cave, and it made us rich. We got six thousand dollars apiece--all gold. It was an awful sight of money when it was piled up. Well, Judge Thatcher he took it and put it out at interest, and it fetched us a dollar a day apiece all the year round --more than a body could tell what to do with. The Widow Douglas she took me for her son, and allowed she would sivilize me; but it was rough living in the house all the time, considering how dismal regular and decent the widow was in all her ways; and so when I couldn't stand it no longer I lit out. I got into my old rags and my sugar-hogshead again, and was free and satisfied. But Tom Sawyer he hunted me up and said he was going to start a band of robbers, and I might join if I would go back to the widow and be respectable. So I went back.

The narrator's attitude towards Mark Twain may best be described as

A) angry.
B) jealous.
C) uncomprehending.
D) understanding.

The Kingdoms James Baldwin There was once a king of Prussia whose name was Frederick William. On a fine morning in June he went out alone to walk in the green woods. He was tired of the noise of the city, and he was glad to get away from it. So, as he walked among the trees, he often stopped to listen to the singing birds, or to look at the wild flowers that grew on every side. Now and then he stooped to pluck a violet, or a primrose, or a yellow buttercup. Soon his hands were full of pretty blossoms. After a while he came to a little meadow in the midst of the wood. Some children were playing there. They were running here and there, and gathering the cowslips that were blooming among the grass. It made the king glad to see the happy children, and hear their merry voices. He stood still for some time, and watched them as they played. Then he called them around him, and all sat down together in the pleasant shade. The children did not know who the strange gentleman was; but they liked his kind face and gentle manners. "Now, my little folks," said the king, "I want to ask you some questions, and the child who gives the best answer shall have a prize." Then he held up an orange so that all the children could see. "You know that we all live in the kingdom of Prussia," he said; "but tell me, to what kingdom does this orange belong?" The children were puzzled. They looked at one another, and sat very still for a little while. Then a brave, bright boy spoke up and said,-- "It belongs to the vegetable kingdom, sir." "Why so, my lad?" asked the king. "It is the fruit of a plant, and all plants belong to that kingdom," said the boy. The king was pleased. "You are quite right," he said; "and you shall have the orange for your prize." He tossed it gayly to the boy. "Catch it if you can!" he said. Then he took a yellow gold piece from his pocket, and held it up so that it glittered in the sunlight. "Now to what kingdom does this belong?" he asked. Another bright boy answered quickly, "To the mineral kingdom, sir! All metals belong to that kingdom." "That is a good answer," said the king. "The gold piece is your prize." The children were delighted. With eager faces they waited to hear what the stranger would say next. "I will ask you only one more question," said the king, "and it is an easy one." Then he stood up, and said, "Tell me, my little folks, to what kingdom do I belong?" The bright boys were puzzled now. Some thought of saying, "To the kingdom of Prussia." Some wanted to say, "To the animal kingdom." But they were a little afraid, and all kept still. At last a tiny blue-eyed child looked up into the king's smiling face, and said in her simple way,-- "I think to the kingdom of heaven." King Frederick William stooped down and lifted the little maiden in his arms. Tears were in his eyes as he kissed her, and said, "So be it, my child! So be it." The little girl who gives the final answer causes the king to feel


A) struck by her charm.
B) moved by her innocence.
C) alarmed by her insight.
D) mystified by her identity.

Does United States law protect a green card holder who is the victim of a violent crime? How do you know?

PLZZ I HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST
Why were the jobs in each region different? i am referring to the colonial United States


requirements: Answer the question in a paragraph, do not use google to answer it or any answers that is already online MUST BE AN ORIGINAL ANSWER if you dont answer will be reported

Which statement best compares the activities of England in south Carolina to those of Spain and France? A. The Spanish and french joined forces to remove the English from South Carolina, but England was able to halt the attack with a large navy. B. While the English were able to establish a successful colony in South Carolina, France and Spain abandoned their settlements C. As the english presence in SouthCarolina grew, both Spain and fence relocated to new areas to avoid further confrontation D. While the Spanish and french faced devastation at the hands of the natives, the english prevented this by attacking them first.

What organizes and unites groups of people? How does geography affect development?

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“The Statement of _____”
repealed the 13 acts that had been put in
place by the British Parliament.
A. Conduress
B. Grievances
C. Rejection

Diseases brought over from Europe made _______
very sick, and many of them
died.
A. "cash crops"
B. indentured servants
C. African slaves