As part of the Let's Move! third anniversary tour, First Lady Michelle Obama sat down with Olivier Knox of Yahoo to talk about kids' nutrition and fitness.
As part of the Let's Move! third anniversary tour, First Lady Michelle Obama sat down with Olivier Knox of Yahoo to talk about kids' nutrition and fitness.
We found some more shots from the Let's Move! Cafeteria Cook Off that First Lady Michelle and Rachael Ray hostedlast week. Hope you enjoy!
First Lady Michelle Obama and Rachael Ray talk with students at Eastside and Northside Elementary Schools in Clinton, Miss., Feb. 27, 2013. The Clinton Public School District in Mississippi mobilized the entire community to make healthy schools a top priority and implemented district-wide changes to bring physical activity and nutritious choices to students – all with no additional funding.
First Lady Michelle Obama and Rachael Ray look at the “Let’s Move! Cafeteria Cook Off” kick off competition trophy on display at Eastside and Northside Elementary Schools in Clinton, Miss., Feb. 27, 2013.
First Lady Michelle Obama signs artwork done by the students of Eastside and Northside Elementary Schools in Clinton, Miss., Feb. 27, 2013.
First Lady Michelle Obama and Rachael Ray talk with students at Eastside and Northside Elementary Schools in Clinton, Miss., Feb. 27, 2013. The Clinton Public School District in Mississippi mobilized the entire community to make healthy schools a top priority and implemented district-wide changes to bring physical activity and nutritious choices to students – all with no additional funding.
What you couldn't see in the First Lady's Google+ Hangout/Fireside Chat was just how cute her gray pumps are! Michelle Obama is a picture of class and style!
As part of her Let's Move! third anniversary tour, First Lady Michelle Obama hosted a fireside chat with Kelly Ripa about the importance of kids' health. You can watch the event or just check out some of the pictures. A couple of notable points that the First Lady made were:
The White House just released a photo from "The Evolution of Mom Dancing"... "starring" Michelle Obama and Jimmy Fallon.
First Lady Michelle Obama and Jimmy Fallon perform "The Evolution of Mom Dancing" skit for an episode of “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon,” at the 30 Rock Studios in New York, N.Y., Feb. 22, 2013. Mrs. Obama previously appeared on the show in 2011, when she faced off with Fallon for a fitness challenge taped at the White House to celebrate the second anniversary of "Let’s Move!"
And of course we had to post the video again!
First Lady Michelle Obama posed for a photo with host Robin Roberts during her appearance on Good Morning America.
Sleeping in this morn. Before I left talked w/ @michelleobama coming up on @gma twitter.com/RobinRoberts/s…
— Robin Roberts (@RobinRoberts) February 26, 2013
President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, and daughters Sasha and Malia, center, join extended family for a group photo in the Blue Room of the White House on Inauguration Day, Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013. Joining the First Family from left are: Craig Robinson, Leslie Robinson, Avery Robinson, Marian Robinson, Akinyi Manners, Auma Obama, Maya Soetoro-Ng, Konrad Ng, Savita Ng, and Suhaila Ng.
First Lady Michelle Obama is hosting a fireside chat using Google+ Hangout as part of the Let's Move! third anniversary celebrations. Kelly Ripa will be hosting the event that begins at 11:10 AM Eastern tomorrow, March 4.
The White House released another photo of First Lady Michelle on Good Morning America with chef Marcus Samuelsson and Robin Roberts.
First Lady Michelle Obama, along with Robin Roberts and chef Marcus Samuelsson, participates in a “Good Morning America” cooking segment at the GMA Studios in New York, N.Y., Feb. 22, 2013. The segment highlighted a new "Let’s Move!" partnership that makes finding healthy, reliable recipes easy for busy parents.
Sports Illustrated showed up at Michelle Obama's Let's Move! event in Chicago to photograph her and a group of famous athletes for their cover. I'm pretty sure that will make First Lady Michelle to be the first First Lady to ever grace the front of the iconic magazine.
So fortunate to meet such inspirational people. @flotus @serenawilliams @kaepernick7 @gabbydoug2012 @allysonfelix twitter.com/prod84/status/…
— Paul Rodriguez (@prod84) February 28, 2013