English National Curriculum - Science Science
Mission Objectives
Name the 5 food groups
Sort food into the 5 food groups
Explain why the 5 food groups are important for human health
Enquiry Approach - Identifying, grouping & classifying
Using observations, data and findings to name, label and organise items in a variety of ways.
Enquiry Skill - Recording data, results and findings
Using tables, a variety of graphs, labelled diagrams and models to record observations, measurements, results and findings.
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Words and meanings to learn
carbohydrate
a food group which gives the body energy; it includes rice, bread and pasta
dairy
a food group containing calcium which keeps our bones strong; it includes cheese, milk and yoghurt
vitamins
a natural substance found in fruits and vegetables which help our immune system and growth
protein
a food group which helps the body repair cells; it includes meat, seafood, eggs, nuts and more
calcium
a mineral that is vital for keeping bones strong
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Resources: Pens, pencils and glue.
Core Handout (2): A food pyramid and an additional sheet with food pictures for the children to cut out and stick on the pyramid.
Challenge Handout (4): Space for children to explain why each food group is important for human health.
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