Food sources
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can describe foods from plants and animals.
Key learning points
- There are a wide range of food from plants, such as fruit, vegetables, beans, rice, pasta and cereals.
- There are a range of food from animals, such as eggs, milk, cheese, honey, fish and meat.
- Food is purchased from shops, farms and markets, or grown at home.
Keywords
Fruit - a part of a plant that contains seeds
Vegetables - the leaves, stems, flowers and roots of a plant
Shops - a place where you can buy items you want
Common misconception
Honey is made from a plant.
Honey is made by bees in the hive. It is a food made by animals.
Teacher tip
Create shops where pupils sell and buy different foods. It is a great way to learn the names of unfamiliar foods, as well as practise counting money. Use different foods, as well as money to make it realistic.
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
4 Questions
Q1.True or false? All food comes from plants or animals.
Q2.Which food is from a plant?
Q3.You can buy bread from a ...
Q4.Match the following:
Assessment exit quiz
4 Questions
Q1.Which food comes from animals?
Q2.Which food is made from plants?
Q3.Honey is made by in the hive.
Q4.Match the shop to the food.
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