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. 2017 Feb 16;20(8):1491–1499. doi: 10.1017/S136898001700012X

Table 4.

Survey participant responses for perceived useful resources for adopting a vegetable focus for Crunch&Sip, Western Australia, October–November 2015 (n 620)

Response n %
Resources for the classroom (e.g. posters, lesson plans) 278 45
Resources for educating parents/children about the benefits of vegetable consumption 123 20
Supply of vegetables/resources for school garden 104 17
Recipes/suggestions provided to parents 94 15
Incentives (e.g. stickers, competition charts) 79 13
Resources for newsletters 70 11
Increased funding/government subsidy 35 6
Resources for preparing the food/making it interesting (e.g. knives, cutting boards, specialty cutter) 33 5
Incursion/guest speaker 25 4
Do not know/do not have fruit and vegetable breaks 19 3