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Eagle Books Toolkit

Holding an Event

Thumbnail image of characters from book“You know, the best part of being physically active and making healthy choices is that I’m doing it with friends,” said Rain That Dances. “Together, it’s easier and much more fun!”

Communities just like yours have held terrific health fairs and school assemblies based on the themes, messages, and characters of the Eagle Books. We’ve provided files and instructions for creating backdrops, activity materials, promotional documents, and much more to help you plan and host your own Eagle Books event.

Look through all the documents posted below to get a clear idea of the planning necessary to hold an event. Some support materials take time to create or adapt for your use. An item may be used as-is or altered to accommodate your ideas. For example, you may wish to print a cutout figure of Mr. Eagle to stand 4 feet high or print him 12 inches high to use as table top decorations or stick puppets.

Many of these files can be printed from your desktop inkjet or laser/LED printers. Several items feature small and large file options so you can print materials for handouts or create backdrops and props. For very large files or those requiring unusual paper stock, contact a professional print facility for assistance.

Flying with the Eagle

This video shows how the Eagle Books were used as the basis of outreach events in Keweenaw Bay, Michigan, and Albuquerque, New Mexico, and suggests ways the materials can be used in other communities.

Order Eagle Books

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Order free Eagle Books to distribute in your community!

For tribal programs, order multiple copies of the Eagle Books series for children and young people through Indian Health Service.

  • Page last reviewed: May 5, 2015
  • Page last updated: May 5, 2015
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    • National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Division of Diabetes Translation
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