T-COPPE Student Assent Form

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YOUR NAME: SCHOOL: GRADE: YOUR TEACHER S NAME: T-COPPE Student Assent Form In this study you are being asked to answer questions about your food choices and physical activity (exercise). one at school or at home will see your answers. Taking part in this project is up to you. Your choice about taking part will not affect your grades in school or your ability to take part in any school activities. If you do not want to answer a question, you can skip it. You may stop taking part in this project at any time. After you complete the form, this page with your name on it (Student Assent) will be removed. Your name will never be used after that. By signing below, you agree to take part in this project. Signature of Student Date 0 0

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MARKING INSTRUCTIONS USE A. PENCIL ONLY. Do not use ink, ballpoint, or felt tip pens. FILL IN BUBBLE COMPLETELY. To change your answer, erase completely. Do t make any stray marks on this form. Bubble in today's date. Month Day Year Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct v Dec Are you a boy or a girl? Boy Girl Bubble in your age. RIGHT: WRONG: Do t Write in This Space How do you describe yourself? (Fill in only one) Black or African-American Mexican-American, Latino or Hispanic White, Caucasian, Anglo Vietnamese Chinese Indian, Pakistani Other Asian American Indian or Alaska Native Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Other: (Write in any other). terday, did you drink any kind of milk? Count chocolate or other flavored milk, milk on cereal, or drinks made with milk., I didn't drink any milk yesterday., I drank milk time yesterday., I drank milk times yesterday., I drank milk or more times yesterday.. terday, did you eat yogurt or cottage cheese or drink a yogurt drink? Do not count frozen yogurt., I didn't eat/drink any of these foods/drinks yesterday., I ate/drank one of these foods/drinks time yesterday., I ate/drank one of these foods/drinks times yesterday., I ate/drank one of these foods/drinks or more times yesterday UTHealth The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Public Health Michael & Susan Dell Center for Healthy Living Place School Barcode Here For Official Use Only Page 0 0

0 0. terday, did you eat any vegetables? Vegetables are all cooked and uncooked vegetables like broccoli, carrots, squash, corn, or peas; salads; and boiled, baked and mashed potatoes. Do not count french fries or chips., I didn t eat any vegetables yesterday., I ate vegetables time yesterday., I ate vegetables times yesterday., I ate vegetables times yesterday., I ate vegetables times yesterday., I ate vegetables or more times yesterday.. terday, did you eat fruit? Fruits are all fresh, frozen, canned or dried fruits. Do not count fruit juice., I didn t eat any fruit yesterday., I ate fruit time yesterday., I ate fruit times yesterday., I ate fruit times yesterday., I ate fruit times yesterday., I ate fruit or more times yesterday.. terday, did you drink any punch, Kool-Aid, sports drinks, or other fruit-flavored drinks? Do not count fruit juice., I didn t drink any of these drinks yesterday., I drank one of these drinks time yesterday., I drank one of these drinks times yesterday., I drank one of these drinks or more times yesterday.. terday, did you drink fruit juice? Fruit juice is a drink, which is 0% juice, like orange juice, apple juice, or grape juice. Do not count punch, Kool-Aid, sports drinks, or other fruit-flavored drinks.. terday, did you drink any sodas or soft drinks? This includes regular and diet sodas., I didn t drink any 0% fruit juice yesterday., I drank 0% fruit juice time yesterday., I drank 0% fruit juice times yesterday., I drank 0% fruit juice or more times yesterday., I didn t drink any sodas or soft drinks yesterday., I drank sodas or soft drinks time yesterday., I drank sodas or soft drinks times yesterday., I drank sodas or soft drinks or more times yesterday. Page

. terday, did you eat any whole-wheat bread, buns, bagels, tortillas or rolls?, I didn t eat any of these kinds of foods yesterday., I had these kinds of foods time yesterday., I had these kinds of foods times yesterday., I had these kinds of foods or more times yesterday.. terday, did you eat french fries or chips? Examples: potato chips, tortilla chips, Cheetos, corn chips, or other snack chips., I didn t eat any french fries or chips yesterday., I ate french fries or chips time yesterday., I ate french fries or chips times yesterday., I ate french fries or chips or more times yesterday.. terday, did you eat sugar-sweetened cold cereal? Examples: Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, or Cocoa Pebbles, I didn t eat any sugar-sweetened cereal yesterday., I ate sugar-sweetened cereal time yesterday., I ate sugar-sweetened cereal times yesterday., I ate sugar-sweetened cereal or more times yesterday.. terday, did you eat sweet rolls, doughnuts, cookies, brownies, pies, or cake?, I didn t eat any of these kinds of foods yesterday., I ate one of these foods time yesterday., I ate one of these foods times yesterday., I ate one of these foods or more times yesterday.. terday, did you eat any chocolate candy? Do not count brownies or chocolate cookies. I didn t eat any chocolate candy yesterday., I ate chocolate candy time yesterday., I ate chocolate candy times yesterday., I ate chocolate candy or more times yesterday. Page 0 0

0 0. terday, did you eat any candy other than chocolate candy? Count hard, chewy, or gummy candy. Do not count gum.. terday, did you eat breakfast?, I didn t eat any of these kinds of foods yesterday., I ate candy other than chocolate time yesterday., I ate candy other than chocolate times yesterday., I ate candy other than chocolate or more times yesterday., I did not eat breakfast yesterday., I ate breakfast at home yesterday., I ate breakfast at school yesterday., I ate breakfast at home and school yesterday., I ate breakfast somewhere other than home or school yesterday.. terday, how much time did you spend watching TV, DVDs or video movies when not in school? Do not count time on the computer. I didn t watch TV/movies yesterday. Less than hour hour hours hours hours hours hours or more. terday, how much time did you spend on the computer when not in school? Time on the computer includes time spent surfing the Internet, playing computer games, and instant messaging (IM). I didn t use a computer yesterday. Less than hour hour hours hours hours hours hours or more Page

. terday, how much time did you spend playing video games like Nintendo, Sega, PlayStation, Xbox, or handhelds like GameBoy when not in school? I didn t play video games yesterday. Less than hour hour hours hours hours hours hours or more. Last week, on which days did you exercise or take part in physical activity that made your heart beat fast and made you breathe hard for at least 0 minutes? Please bubble in one answer for each day. on Monday? on Tuesday? on Wednesday? on Thursday? on Friday? on Saturday? on Sunday?. Last week, on which days did you play outdoors for at least minutes? Do not count outdoor play during school hours? Please bubble in one answer for each day. on Monday? on Tuesday? on Wednesday? on Thursday? on Friday? on Saturday? on Sunday? Page 0 0

0 0. Last week, on which days did you take lessons or attend practice in activities like sports teams, martial arts, dance, gymnastics, or tennis? Please bubble in one answer for each day. on Monday? on Tuesday? on Wednesday? on Thursday? on Friday? on Saturday? on Sunday?. During the past months, on how many sports teams did you play? Examples: soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, swimming, gymnastics, cheerleading, wrestling, track, football, dance, tennis, and volleyball teams. Do not include PE classes. 0 teams team teams or more teams. Last week, on which days did you go to recess at school? Please bubble in one answer for each day. on Monday? on Tuesday? on Wednesday? on Thursday? on Friday?. Are there playgrounds or parks close to your home that you can get to easily? I don t know Page

. Do many people walk or ride bikes in your neighborhood?. Do you feel safe walking in your neighborhood during the day?. Do you feel safe riding a bike in your neighborhood during the day?. During a typical week, how often do your parents or other people in your family tell you to be active or play sports?. During a typical week, how often do your parents or other people in your family do physical activities or play sports with you? Page 0 0

0 0. During a typical week, how often do your parents or other people in your family take you to a place where you can be active or play sports?. During a typical week, how often do your parents or other people in your family watch you play sports?. During a typical week, how often do your parents or other people in your family tell you that being active is good for your health?. How often do the adults in your family like to do physical activities or exercise? (Fill in one answer for each type of person) Male adult(s) Female adult(s) adult males in family adult females in family Always Always Most of the time Most of the time. How many of your friends usually walk or ride a bike to school? ne of my friends walk or ride their bike to school. One of my friends walks or rides their bike to school. Two of my friends walk or ride their bikes to school. Three of my friends walk or ride their bikes to school. Four of my friends walk or ride their bikes to school. Five or more of my friends walk or ride their bikes to school.. How often do you ask your parents if you can walk to school? I am already walking to school most days. I never or almost never ask to walk to school. I sometimes ask to walk to school. I always or almost always ask to walk to school. Page Some of the time Some of the time

. How often do you ask your parents if you can ride a bike to school? I am already riding a bike to school most days. I never or almost never ask to ride a bike to school. I sometimes ask to ride a bike to school. I always or almost always ask to ride a bike to school. I don t have a bike to ride.. Have your teachers or other school staff encouraged you to walk or ride your bike to or from school? Don t Know. Does your school have a Walking School Bus or a similar program where a group of children walk to or from school together with adults? Don t Know. I am sure that I can walk to and from school: (Fill in one answer for each line) Even if I live far from school Even if there is a lot of traffic Even if it is hot outside Even if it is cold outside Even if it is raining outside Even if my friends or classmates do not walk to school Even if my parents offer to drive me to and from school Even if I am tired Even when you are running late Even when it is dark outside At least once every week At least - days of the week Every day of the week With my parents Without my parents With my friends or classmates By myself Page t Sure A Little Sure Very Sure 0 0

0 0. Being active is FUN. (Fill in only one answer), all of the time, most all of the time, some of the time Thank you for your participation! Comments: Page OFFICE USE ONLY DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA