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Logic Model for PoP Club kids Program: Visual representation showing various components for PoP Club and how they interrelate
Priority PoP Club Implementation Evaluation Questions: Strategy to be used throughout the program to evaluate the PoP Club as a whole
PoP Club Priority Outcome Evaluation Questions: Questions that can be asked to parents of PoP Club participants to evaluate changes in behavior
Vendor Interview Questions: Evaluation questions for market vendors who participated in PoP Club
Fruit and Vegetable Sampling Evaluation: These resources are for you to evaluate responses from participants who try produce samples
Collecting Participant Testimonials: This guiding document can be used to collect testimonials from child participants detailing their PoP Club experience
Post Survey: The PoP Club post-survey is intended to be completed by parents/guardians of PoP Club participants
Published Work: Power of Produce: Farmers' Market Incentive Program Targeting Eating Behaviors of Children
E1 PoP Club Program Logic Model.docxLogic Model
E2 Priority PoP Club Implementation Evaluation Questions.docxImplementation Eval Questions
E3 Priority PoP Club Outcome Evaluation Questions.docxOutcome Eval Questions
E4 Vendor Interview Questions.docxVendor Interview Questions
E5 Fruit and Vegetable Sampling Evaluation.docxFruit/Veg Sampling Eval
E6 Fruit and Vegetable Sampling Spreadsheet.xlsxFruit/Veg Sampling Spreadsheet
E7 Participant Testimonials.docxParticipant Testimonials
Copy of Participant Post Survey English.docxParent Post-Survey
PoP Club Publication
This journal article discusses the results of an evaluation-based study conducted on the six-week pilot of the PoP Club at the Maple Grove Farmers Market in Maple Grove, Minnesota, in 2014. The article was published in the April 2018 Issue of the Journal of Extension.
Citation: Norman, J., Moore, A., Mattfeldt-Beman, M., Kelly, P, & Barlow, P (2018). Power of Produce: Farmers’ Market Incentive Program Targeting Eating Behaviors of Children. Journal of Extension, 56(2), Article 2RIB9.
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