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Item Play more, watch less : National Screen-Free Week: May 1-7, 2017 (2017)(University of Missouri, Office of Extension, 2017)Screen-Free Week is an annual celebration of the magic of being unplugged. During this week, parents, children, teachers and others across the country turn off screen media -- including TVs, video games, computers, tablets, e-readers, cellphones and smartphones -- and get in touch with being unplugged.Item University of Missouri Plant Diagnostic Clinic : guidelines for collecting and submitting samples (2017)(University of Missouri, Office of Extension, 2017)Diagnosis of plant damage requires examination and testing to detect disease-causing pathogens on plant material. The clinic also checks for insect pests and assesses damage that may have been caused by nonliving agents. Weeds and insects are identified based on physical characteristics. When plant problems are caused by cultural or environmental conditions,determining the exact cause may not be possible. However, when enough information is included, the clinic can suggest possible causes for the damage identified in the diagnosis.Item Teaching nutrition to elementary school children (1951)(University of Missouri Extension, 1951) Soper, Hazel HuttonThe purpose of this investigation is to study the nutritional needs and experiences of the elementary school children in grades three, four, five and six and to work out a practical plan for meeting these needs to develop ways to give new experiences in an interesting as well as an educational manner.Item Play more, watch less : National Screen-Free Week, May 2-8, 2016 (2016)(University of Missouri Extension, 2016)National Screen-Free Week is an annual celebration of the magic of being unplugged. During this week, parents, children, teachers and others across the country turn off screen media -- including TVs, video games, computers, tablets, e-readers, cellphones and smartphones -- and get in touch with being unplugged.Item Play more, watch less : National Screen-Free Week, May 4-10, 2015 (2015)(University of Missouri Extension, 2015)National Screen-Free Week is an annual celebration of the magic of being unplugged. During this week, parents, children, teachers and others across the country turn off screen media -- including TVs, video games, computers, tablets, e-readers, cellphones and smartphones -- and get in touch with being unplugged.