Cook a real-food meal together
Choose a simple recipe built around whole or minimally processed foods. Give everyone one role—washing, chopping, stirring, setting the table, or serving—then enjoy it together.
The CORE7 Family Experience
Healthy families are not built through perfection. They are built in the small, meaningful moments we choose to share.
Get the free family trackerOne page. Seven experiences. No pressure to finish them in order.
A healthier family life can begin simply
It is easy for healthy living to become another list of things your family should be doing. This experience is different.
Choose one of the three activity options inside each experience. Make a memory together. Share it when you are ready. Then move to another experience in whatever order fits your family.
The goal is not perfection. The goal is living well—together.
The seven experiences
Every family is different. Each experience includes three ways to participate, so choose the one that feels most natural, meaningful, and realistic for your household.
Choose one:
Choose a simple recipe built around whole or minimally processed foods. Give everyone one role—washing, chopping, stirring, setting the table, or serving—then enjoy it together.
Turn off phones, television, and tablets for one meal. Let each person share a high point, a hard moment, or something they are grateful for.
Pick a fruit, vegetable, grain, herb, or simple recipe your family has never tried. Taste it together and decide whether it belongs in the family rotation.
Choose one:
Spend at least 30 uninterrupted minutes together. Ask questions that invite real answers: What made you laugh? What are you looking forward to? What do you need help with?
Look through old photos, tell childhood stories, call a grandparent, or explain how a family tradition began. Let younger family members ask the questions.
Choose cards, a board game, charades, trivia, or another activity everyone can join. Keep the focus on laughter and connection rather than winning.
Choose one:
Visit a nearby trail, nature preserve, lake, or neighborhood park. Let the youngest family member help choose the route or lead part of the way.
Bring a blanket, warm drink, or simple snack. Arrive early enough to slow down, notice the changing light, and enjoy the view without rushing.
Explore a part of your community you have never visited—a small town, scenic overlook, farmers market, garden, riverwalk, or historic place.
Choose one:
Make a meal, snack, or care package for a neighbor, teacher, new parent, older adult, or someone going through a difficult season.
Write notes, draw pictures, record a short video, or make thank-you cards for people who quietly strengthen your family or community.
Choose a local organization, community cleanup, food pantry, church project, or neighborhood need. Give a meaningful block of time and reflect afterward.
Choose one:
Walk after dinner, around the neighborhood, through a park, or along a favorite path. Let conversation happen naturally and allow younger children to set part of the pace.
Choose pickleball, basketball, tag, frisbee, swimming, biking, soccer, or another activity that lets everyone move and laugh together.
Plan backyard relays, a family dance session, a short hike, or a simple circuit everyone can modify. Celebrate effort rather than performance.
Choose one:
Choose a chapter, article, story, devotional, or picture book. Ask each person what stood out and whether it changed how they see something.
Explore a museum, library, historic site, farm, cultural event, science center, or local landmark. Give each family member one thing to discover.
Try gardening, cooking, basic first aid, photography, a new sport, or family history research. Let everyone experience being a beginner together.
Choose one:
Turn off entertainment screens at least one hour before bed. Use the time for conversation, stretching, music, a warm drink, or another calming ritual.
Gather before bed or at the end of the week. Let each person name something they are grateful for, something they learned, and something they hope for.
Sit under the stars, listen to evening sounds, watch clouds move, or share a slow morning outdoors. Keep it unstructured and let stillness be enough.
How rewards work
A completed experience counts when your family chooses one of its three activity options and shares the moment publicly on Instagram or Facebook.
Complete one of the three options listed under an experience.
Share a photo, short video, or reflection on Instagram or Facebook.
Tag @core7.by.ampelis and use #CORE7FamilyExperience.
Finish and share any 5 of the 7 experiences by August 31 to qualify for CORE7 discounts.
Finish and share all 7 by August 31 to receive a free bag of CORE7 for Kids and qualify for the Family Experience Grand Prize Drawing.
Participation and rewards are subject to the official campaign rules and eligibility requirements.
Your free printable
Print the tracker, place it on the refrigerator, and color in one star after each shared experience. It is a simple visual reminder to make time for what matters.
Why families participate
No rigid calendar, scorekeeping, or perfect routine required.
Each experience can be adapted to your family’s ages, interests, and schedule.
The real reward is not a completed page. It is the story your family creates.
Share the story
Share a photo, video, or reflection on Instagram or Facebook. Tag @core7.by.ampelis and use #CORE7FamilyExperience so your completed experience can count toward rewards.
A quiet foundation for everyday life
Food first. Shared habits. Time outside. Deep relationships. Rest.
CORE7 was created to make foundational, whole-food nutrition simpler for individuals and families—so daily wellness can support more energy for the moments that matter.
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A few helpful answers
No. Choose whichever experience feels most natural right now and move at your own pace.
Choose and complete one of the three options listed under an experience. Post about it on Instagram or Facebook, tag @core7.by.ampelis, and use #CORE7FamilyExperience.
Yes. Enter your email and we will take you to the printable download.
No. The experiences can be adapted for couples, teenagers, adult children, grandparents, chosen family, and multigenerational households.
No. The family experience is the focus. CORE7 simply supports the broader pursuit of healthier living.
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