Training and Resources

CMA Annual Training 2024

CMA annual training will be ALL IN PERSON this year. All providers will be required to attend one of the training classes.

Use this link to sign up for training.

February 28: West Valley Library 6:00 PM

March 6: Spanish Fork Library (Heritage Room) 6:00 PM

March 19: Cedar City Library (East Room) 6:00 PM

March 21: Richfield (Snow College) 6:00PM

April 10: Ogden (Pleasant Valley Library) English and Spanish 6:00PM

April 17: West Jordan (CMA Office) Spanish Only 6:00PM

Resources

Training to review the CACFP meal pattern requirements:

CACFP Meal Pattern Training

Grains

Grain-Based Desserts in the CACFP: English | Spanish

Grains Ounce Equivalents

Grains Ounce Equivalents Tools for CACFP Operators: English | Spanish
Crediting Single-Serving Packages of Grains in the CACFP: English | Spanish
In-Grained: Easy Tools to Determine Serving Amounts: English | Spanish

Whole Grain Rich

Identifying Whole Grain-Rich Foods for the CACFP Using the Ingredient List, Part 1: English | Spanish
Identifying Whole Grain-Rich Foods in the CACFP, Part 2: English | Spanish
Using the WIC Food List to Identify Creditable Foods in the CACFP: English | Spanish
Adding Whole Grains to Your CACFP Menu: English | Spanish

Infants

Crediting Store-Bought Combination Baby Foods in the CACFP: English | Spanish
Feeding Infants: Starting with Solids: English | Spanish
How to Support Breastfeeding in the CACFP: English | Spanish
Feeding Infants: 0-5 months: English | Spanish

Meal Service and Menu Planning

Breakfast Basics: English | Spanish
Serving Snacks in the CACFP: English | Spanish
Using the Nutrition Facts Label in the CACFP: English | Spanish
Methods for Healthy Cooking: English | Spanish
Offer Versus Serve in the CACFP: English | Spanish
Meal Planning for the CACFP: English | Spanish

Mealtimes with Toddlers

Mealtimes with Toddlers: English | Spanish

Meats/Meat Alternates

Mealtimes with Toddlers: English | Spanish

Milk

Serving Milk in the CACFP: English | Spanish

Sugar Limits

Choose Yogurts That Are Lower in Added Sugars: English | Spanish
Choose Breakfast Cereals That Are Lower in Added Sugars: English | Spanish

Vegetables

Serving Vegetables in the CACFP: English | Spanish

Quick Links

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