Curriculum Resources
WA SNAP-Ed tools and resources help you with your work centered on the goals of the SNAP-Ed program: to assist low income families in their understanding of healthy food choices, the importance of physical activity to their health and ultimately a reduction in obesity for the people we serve.
Fidelity
All curriculum used in the WA SNAP-Ed program should be delivered as written. This follows FNS guidance to deliver direct education interventions with fidelity. Any adaptation made should follow guidance for modification of curriculum found in guidance and process documents. For more information on direct education with fidelity, please visit our training page, also found in quick links. You will find a short, recorded webinar about curriculum fidelity and why it is important to the program.
*NEW* Curriculum Rubric
The curriculum rubric is a tool available for all LIAs to evaluate available WA SNAP-Ed direct education curricula and to determine which one is best for their specific programming. More information and downloadable materials are available at the page below.
Approved Washington State SNAP-Ed Curriculum
Face to Face Delivery
The Washington State SNAP-Ed Program has approved a variety of nutrition curriculum for direct education. These include resources for youth, grades K-12 as well as adults. Please follow the links below to find a curriculum fidelity overview, assessment tools and other resources for each of the approved curriculum.
Virtual Delivery
Virtual Education (VE) resources are being added to the website as they are finalized. Educators implementing direct education online must select from WA SNAP-Ed VE resources. There are a total of six curriculum that can be taught online.
Virtual Curriculum
For SNAP-Ed educators/LIAs: Templates and other documents for WA SNAP-Ed Virtual Education can be found by clicking on the button below. These materials are password protected. Plan, Shop, Save and Cook lessons are also password protected. If you do not have the password, please contact your CTW team at snap-ed.ctw@wsu.edu.
Virtual Education Curriculum
Face to Face Curriculum
Younger Youth (Kindergarten – 5th Grade)
Older Youth (6th – 12th Grade)
Adults & Seniors
