A series of 4 lessons on PowerPoint about food and eating out t in French. Lesson 1 - eating in a restaurant, lesson 2 - describing food, lesson 3 - healthy/unhealthy eating, lesson 4 - going to the supermarket. Resource contains Listening, Reading, Speaking and Writing tasks and has grammar explanations. An interactive lesson with lots of cultural references and a variety of skills used. Aimed at Y9 or Y10 but could be adapted for younger years.

Eating Healthy Food - KS1 In this KS1 science teaching resource pupils are introduced to healthy eating and a balanced diet. Content includes: Why we need food explanation What is a balanced diet explanation Food groups explanation Sorting food groups activity with accompanying worksheet Class food groups quiz Choosing healthy options class activity 2 further worksheets ‘Eating Healthy Food - KS1’ can be edited giving teachers the freedom to adapt the resource as much or as little as needed.

KS2 / KS3 Different food types Healthy Eating Ideas for activities

An introduction to the food pyramid and healthy eating. PPT has 12 slides with an activity at the end. Suitable for younger students as part of a personal care/social education lesson.

A presentation on food and different types of food leading on to what to eat to stay healthy.

A set of resources based on the ‘Eat Well Plate’. Perfect as Starter and Plenary activities This pack includes: -Starter Activity -Match the foods to the correct food groups. Plenary/Extended Activity -meal Design Idea Template sheet based on the ‘Eat Well Plate’

A four-page worksheet with answers practising commonly used German GCSE food and eating out vocabulary. Could be used for revision, consolidation, homework or cover.

Check your students’ knowledge and progress with this Science test on Healthy Diet, Food Pyramid and Food Groups.

Teaching children about healthy eating is vital for their physical and mental wellbeing. This set of 3 printables is designed to be used to support a healthy eating/myself topic at key stage 1. My one-day food diary This activity sheet is designed for children to keep a record of everything they eat in a day. Once complete, they cut out the template and fold it to create a mouth that closes, then opens to reveal their food diary inside. Ideal for an interactive notebook. Use to encourage discussions about healthy choices. Keeping my mouth healthy This activity sheet uses the same design as above. Use as an opportunity to discuss good oral health. Children colour and cut the template, then fold it to create a mouth. Healthy food choices worksheet Children identify which foods we should eat most, some, and least of. This includes a version for vegetarians and for vegans. Please note, these worksheets are not editable. US and UK versions are included.

A collection of photos that I took for my students as we learnt about food, nutrition, and the human body, including where the food we eat comes from. Please leave me a review and I will send you any other resource of your choice for free (contact me: office@oceansproject.com). Check out my other resources at my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sarah277 Let me know if you have any resource requests and I will tailor make a resource for you.

End of topic reading assessment for food, drink and healthy eating. Feedback welcome.

The pack includes: Display banners Display border Banners- ‘Healthy food’ and ‘Unhealthy food’ Food group posters- A set of A4 posters with pictures and information about the different food groups Fruit and Vegetable posters Food posters- A3 posters showing some different healthy and unhealthy food and drink Bingo game Large letteringpictures- use to make a large alphabet line or to spell out any title you want Large numbers- the digits from 0-9 decorated with small fruit and vegetable pictures Fruit and vegetable describing sheets My 5-a-day worksheets- worksheets for the children to record their 5-a-day My favourite fruit and vegetable Powerpoint- a Powerpoint about healthy eating and what foods are healthy and unhealthy Interactive Powerpoint- choose the healthy options on each slide for the children to eat Our snack poster- a poster to use in the snack area to show the children what the healthy snack is that day Snack placemats Cut and stick foods- Sort the healthy and unhealthy food and drink and glue onto the worksheet My food diary Word and picture cards Picture cards- as above without words on them Writing pages- a collection of pages which the children can use for writing poems etc or for use in the writing area- each sheet has a decorative border with food pictures Counting cards Word searches Number line Food plate poster- a poster to show how much of each food group should be eaten at each meal Photos- a large collection of colour photos of healthy and unhealthy foods- these look great on displays and are useful for discussions and sorting activities Healthy lunch box activity- worksheets for the children to draw or cut and stick Dinner activity- worksheets for the children to sort the foods to make a healthy and unhealthy meal My 5-a-day reward chart Plan a healthy party- a worksheet Large food pictures Hungry Caterpillar activities: Cut and stick foods- sort the foods the Hungry Caterpillar ate into healthy and unhealthy foods Sorting activity- sort the pictures onto the correct boards Draw a new snack Worksheets- draw the healthy food the Hungry Caterpillar ate and colour the healthy foods Large coloured pictures Oliver’s Fruit Salad/ Oliver’s Vegetable activities: Bingo game- a themed bingo game to collect the fruit and vegetables in the stories Colouring worksheets- colour the fruits and vegetables in the correct colours Recipe cards- a collection of recipe cards for fruit salad, fruit smoothies and recipes using some of the vegetables in ‘Oliver’s Vegetables’ Matching pairs game- find the fruit and vegetable matching pairs Posters- A4 posters of the different fruits and vegetables in the story

Themed words to improve vocabulary power. Helps improve writing skills by equipping students with a wide range of words. Serves as an enrichment for students.

4 pages of activities on the topic of food and eating out with answer sheets useful for giving as homework or cover work to practice, consolidate or revise vocabulary for this topic.

A worksheet to practice translation skills both from French to English and English to French. Ideal for cover, homework and revision. Answers included. The worksheet contains two ‘tangled translations’ about food and eating out where the text is written in a mixture of French and English. Pupils must write the full translation for both languages.

Year 8 food rotation project 7 weeks (but could easily run over to 8-9 weeks) Including: A booklet with all tasks and teaching marking Lesson by lesson power points (Lesson 1-7) Recipies including: STIR FRY HEALTHY BURGERS SPINACH AND CHICKPEA CURRY CHILLI Recipies include method, equipment and ingredients.

An introduction to the diet of the ancient Greeks by tasting! This resource can be used at the start of a learning journey on Ancient Greece, to engage, or at the end. I have also used it the day before a ‘Fabulous Finish’ (Ancient Greek Day) where the children dressed in costumes, designed their own Greek pottery and carved in clay, held a mini Olympic games tournament and then marched into a feast, giving due honour to Zeus before eating. It worked well in this manner, because the children were already aware of the types of foods they would be sampling and why. The resource includes: Presentation on the diet of the Ancient Greeks. A printable Menu - edit on the ppt to include the food you have bought Slides to show what foods are going to be sampled A printout where children can rate the food, based on its appearance and texture and taste etc. (Print from ppt) A suggested follow up task - where children design their own menus, of Ancient Greek style food, using effusive persuasive language. All the food types included, are easy to source, and I found Aldi/Lidl extremely good value for 60 pupils. Most children gagged on the anchovies, but it was part of the fun - they all loved the goats cheese/greek yoghurt squeezy honey combo (and some were eating the honey simply on its own!) I hope you enjoy using this resource.

Engage your MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS with these 40 Bell Ringer Questions. Get them thinking and either writing or discussing about FOOD, COOKING AND EATING. A response sheet in 3 different formats, from short to longer answers, is also included. HOW TO USE? Each bell ringer slide has at least one open question which requires either a written response or pair/group discussion. If you use them for writing, a response sheet is provided in 3 formats: short, middle or long response. If you use them for discussion, simply project the slide and let them talk in pairs or small groups. Make sure to start from the Tracking Sheet to get organized. Jot down which questions are being used each day. WHO ARE THESE BELL RINGERS FOR? middle and high school students ESL/ELL students IELTS/TOELF preparation IGCSE ESL speech therapy WHAT IS INCLUDED? You will find both US and UK spelling for each file (Choose the spelling you prefer and simply delete the other files.) 1. BELL RINGERS with RESPONSE SHEETS +Total pages: 83 - 40 colored+40 black&white+3 response sheets +A PDF file sized 1 1 x 8.5 inches +4 0 different bell ringers (slides) +One bell ringer per page +Colored and black&white version for each slide +Ideal for projectors or white boards +Response sheets in 3 formats (short middle and longer response)\ 2. TRACKING SHEETS +Total pages: 2 +2 pages with all the prompts to get organized and keep track of the questions used\ 3. TERMS OR USE + MORE RESOURCES +Total pages: 3 +Terms of use and credit to artists whose clip art and fonts were used in this product +Links to all the other Bell Ringer Questions in my store\ IMPORTANT INFORMATION UK and US versions for all cards and formats are included. Black&white version of all cards and formats also included. No Prep needed. SAMPLE QUESTIONS (All questions are Open Questions and most cards have more than one question) “If you could only eat three meals for the rest of your life, what would they be? What is special about them?” “Do you think a vegetarian diet is better than a diet that includes meat? Why or why not?” "Do you believe that “we are what we eat?” Why or why not?” COPYRIGHT © 2020 Lana’s Classroom This product is intended for personal use in one classroom only. For use in multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses.

This resource is to be used in conjunction with a Food Pyramid, either on the interactive board or a copy per child. This resource has a blank food pyramid, an activity to write a food diary for a day and activities to draw a healthy lunch and/or dinner. This lesson should follow on from a lesson about the Food Pyramid, food groups and how much of each food group should be eaten each day. It can als be used as assessment at the end of a unit of work on the Food Pyramid and a healthy balanced diet

A range of resource supporting Echo 2. These include: Iss dich fit word search - pupils translate adverbs of frequency, descriptions and food items and then find the German in the word search. Im Café crossword looking for items from the menu with solution. Jumbo Einkaufen und Essen word search - pupils translate and then find the German in the word search. Translation worksheet of what you like and don't like eating. Great differentiation for lower ability classes. Colour coded worksheet on saying no with food using "keinen, keine and kein" All resources are easy to print and edit. They consolidate key vocabulary knowledge and are ideal for classwork, homework, cover work and revision.

Nutrition lesson for Teachers or Health Professionals. Raise awareness about poor food choices through a nutrition survey and highlight healthy diet choices. Food labels and worksheet to teach' reading food labels'. Familiar food labels to supplement labels bought in and for use in ranking foods by nutritional qualities.