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Health Fair

My health team is participating in a community "Healthy Choices" event put on by our school counselors. We will have a booth, but are looking for any ideas of what to put out at our booth or activities to get people's attention and make things interesting. Any ideas out there?

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    Handing out free beer would be a real attention getter.

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    32 minutes ago, OldDude said:

    Handing out free beer would be a real attention getter.

    That would at least get them to talk you about the emergency meds, paperwork, care plans you need brought to school.

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    In the past we have used make your own stress balls, BP stations, beer goggles (for after going to old dudes table)

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    who is the target audience? is it just students or is it families?

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    1 hour ago, Flare said:

    who is the target audience? is it just students or is it families?

    It would be a whole family event for any students/parents in our district.

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    Hand washing, flu season, tooth brushing, healthy eating, vision screening, lice, CPR/first aid, vaccines...

    I dont know if they have thought about "touch a truck" type things, when an ambulance, fire truck and police car are there and kids can tour it....

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