Classroom toolkits
Health educators from Norton Children’s Prevention & Wellness offer wellness lesson plan toolkits, resources and programming for the classroom and after-school events.
Classroom toolkits/resources
- Pedestrian Safety Class registration
- Children and Hospitals Week: Building Healthy Superheroes
- Kohl’s Cares High Five Prevention Program
- Bike Safety Rodeo Program
- Safety City
Incorporating physical activity and mindfulness in the classroom
- GoNoodle.com
- ActionForHealthyKids.org
- Promoting healthy nutrition in schools
- Healthy ways to reward students
- Healthy fundraising solutions
Additional resources
Family discovers child’s brain tumor after routine eye checkup
Three-year-old Apphia Rosenthal started a regular day last summer eating eggs and chatting with her parents. She was excited about what color glasses she would choose if she needed them (she was thinking something in […]
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Why you should ask your nurses or doctors to clean their hands
We often give reminders to our kids and family members about washing their hands. After all, it’s a do-it-yourself vaccine that can help prevent flu and other disease, and keep infections at bay. Did you […]
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Revolutionary CAR-T cell therapy for leukemia treatment coming to Louisville
Kids with leukemia in the Louisville area soon will be able to get the next big advance in treatment, a revolutionary immunotherapy known as CAR-T (chimeric antigen receptor T cells) therapy. In CAR-T therapy, a […]
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Pilot School-based Telemedicine Program available to JCPS students at select schools
Thanks to a new collaboration between Norton Healthcare and Jefferson County Public Schools, students at three schools have access to online medical care while at school. The pilot School-based Telemedicine Program allows a child to […]
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7 questions to ask before your child gets general anesthesia
If your child needs surgery that will involve general anesthesia, it’s important to know that pediatric patients have unique needs. Their brains and bodies are still developing, and administering anesthesia to pediatric patients is […]
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