First Lady on 2-day tour to support 'Let's Move' project
Updated: Tuesday, March 5 2013, 08:15 AM EST
CHICAGO (NEWSCHANNEL 3) - First Lady Michelle Obama is on the run, promoting her campaign to combat childhood obesity.
In Chicago Thursday, she announced a new private-public partnership to help schools use creative ways to get kids moving.
It's part of her two-day tour marking the third anniversary of her Let's Move project.
The partnership will include creative ways to help students get the recommended hour of daily exercise, like dancing while learning the alphabet.
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