TUSTIN : Students to Hold Health Fair Today
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Fifth-grade students at Arroyo Elementary School will hold a health fair today for the benefit of students, teachers and parents.
The fair will feature games, puppet shows and videos produced by the students on such topics as smoking, physical fitness and nutrition. About 90 students from three fifth-grade classes will have health information booths.
A school nurse will be on hand to check blood pressure.
The videos, games and puppet shows were prepared from science and health books provided by the American Heart Assn., the American Cancer Society and the Orange County Sheriff’s Department’s Drug Abuse Is Life Abuse programs.
The fair is open from 9 a.m. 11:30 a.m.
For additional information, call (714) 730-7381.
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