I’m building a fun, child-friendly program that teaches the basics of healthy eating through hands-on interaction rather than passive reading or video watching. The core objective is straightforward: translate key nutrition concepts—food groups, balanced plates, portion sizes—into playful activities that a young learner (roughly ages 6–12) can explore either in the classroom or at home. Here’s what I need from you: • Three to five self-contained interactive activities (HTML5 mini-games, slide-based drag-and-drops, or printable board-style games with cut-out pieces) that explain specific nutrition topics in kid-appropriate language. • Clear instructions for teachers or parents on how to run each activity, including any setup files or links. • Art assets or templates bundled with the source so future updates are easy—Canva, Illustrator, or layered PSDs are all fine. • A quick testing report confirming the activities work smoothly on a standard tablet or laptop browser. If you’ve created educational games, interactive quizzes, or gamified worksheets before, you’ll feel right at home. Please share a small sample or link to a past project when you apply so I can see your style.