The Doing Dairy Right! Program, created by PENN MAID DAIRY, provides Delaware Valley elementary school teachers with a unique and fun way to help kids in grades K through 5 learn about the importance of calcium in their daily diets and discover ways to make healthy diet and lifestyle choices. This program comes at NO COST to you.

The interactive 15 minute program, presented by the PENN MAID DAIRY spokescow Queenie, awakens kids to how calcium and other healthy food choices build strong and healthy bones, bodies and minds. Students also discover how easy and delicious getting at least three servings of dairy a day can be when they enjoy free samples of Kid’s Yogurt and String Cheese at lunch time following the program.

Today, kids are bombarded with ads promoting foods and snacks that are high in fat and low in nutrition making it very hard for kids and parents alike to make nutritious, wholesome decisions at snack and mealtimes. To help carry Queenie’s important message home and remind children of what they learned in school, each student attending the program receives a special gift folder containing information for parents, coupons for free and discounted PENN MAID DAIRY products, a cool fridge magnet and pencil.

Inviting Queenie to your school is easy! Simply click here to sign up on line. For a printed form, download a copy of our brochure, fill out and mail to Penn Maid Dairy, 10975 Dutton Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154. Or call 1-800-220-7063. PENN MAID DAIRY handles all the details and fits the presentation into your schedule.

To learn more about the Doing Dairy Right!, program details, and to read what other teachers have to say about this well received program, download our brochure by clicking on the brochure icon.

We look forward to hearing from you and bringing your students 15 minutes of educational fun that could make a difference of a lifetime!

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