Early years food resources

Throw the dice and make a question: Would you like a? or Would you like some?. If there is a tick, answer: Yes, please If there is a cross, answer: No, thank you Two or three players can be on the same square. Continue until someone reaches the finish.

Part 9of 14 two minute tooth brushing ppts/videos each with differentiated questions on starter page and differentiated Q&A and activities. Animated, musical backing, narrated. 5-11 years. KS 1/2, health and teeth. Possibly for Early years. Lesson/assembly. Sleep, stinky morning breath, breakfast, tooth-rot-bot, ouch! Acid erosion, plaque. Well differentiated Q&A about plaque, bacteria, and sugars. UK National Curriculum: KS1 Science: ’Most of the learning about science should be done through the use of first-hand practical experiences KS2: find out about and describe the basic needs of animals, including humans, for survival (water, food and air)  describe the importance for humans of exercise, eating the right amounts of different types of food, and hygiene. Pupils should be introduced to the basic needs of animals for survival, as well as the importance of exercise and nutrition for humans and what humans need to stay healthy; Y3: identify that animals, including humans, need the right types and amount of nutrition, and that they cannot make their own food; they get nutrition from what they eat They might research different food groups and how they keep us healthy and design meals based on what they find out. Y4: identify the different types of teeth in humans and their simple functions Pupils might work scientifically by: comparing the teeth of carnivores and herbivores, and suggesting reasons for differences finding out what damages teeth and how to look after them Y6: recognise the impact of diet, exercise, drugs and lifestyle on the way their bodies function Pupils should learn how to keep their bodies healthy and how their bodies might be damaged – including how some drugs and other substances can be harmful to the human body Pupils might work scientifically by: exploring the work of scientists and scientific research about the relationship between diet, exercise, drugs, lifestyle and health. Follows children’s book ‘How to ROT your teeth’ written and illustrated by dentist Catherine Shadwell BDS LDS UK 61908. Aims to follow the UK National Curriculum, and latest Public Health England and Change4life guidelines, but is not endorsed by them, it is an independent publication.

Throw the dice and make a question: Would you like a? or Would you like some?. If there is a tick, answer: Yes, please… If there is a cross, answer: No, thank you… Two or three players can be on the same square. Continue until someone reaches the finish.

This bundle includes everything you need to teach about the topic of the Tudors. Perfect for covering all areas of the Tudor era of history from the Tudor Monarchs to daily Tudor life. Included in this pack: Presentations for each lesson, with interactive activities and links to videos. Worksheets for different lessons and accompanying activities. Tudor: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? based around Tudor medicine. Lesson idea sheet with a range of lesson ideas based around the Tudors.

End-of-year inspirational fun for your class. Contents: a dragon’s menu to complete (with alliteration), a sheet of dragon rhymes to chant, clap, enact, sing and add to, and 6 bright, lively dragon pictures to stimulate ideas for art, writing, drama and more.

Contains a PowerPoint which looks at introducing the Tudor period to children and looks at a number of different areas of everyday life in this time such as food eaten, medicine, schools, religion & jobs. Each gives basic information as well as images to show the children what they are learning about.

This assembly is aimed at Lower Primary age range and through it children learn about the Hindu Festival of Makar Sankranti or Uttarayan. If you are in India in January, you are likely to find yourself amongst clusters of kites in the sky and most probably flying one! It is usually celebrated on the 14th of January however it is not uncommon to see excited families practicing their skills on roof tops for several days before. The children learn about some of the foods and traditions associated with this Kite Flying Festival. IMPORTANT The license for using this assembly in your own class is £3, but if you wish to use this resource for a whole school assembly you will need to purchase the school license. If you like this assembly and are looking for others for throughout the school year, you will find it more economical to purchase themes from Mirrorassemblies.co.uk where your school can subscribe to any number of themes for periods from one term to 5 years. This will allow you access to all new assembly materials added to that theme or those themes instantly. Mirror Assemblies also provide ready-made assemblies including scripts presentations and linked music in the form of a presentation which encourages thought and reflection as a warm-up for the main part of the assembly. For more information go to mirrorassemblies.co.uk

Do you love changing up your dramatic play area to keep your kindergarten and preschool students engaged and creative? This dramatic play BUNDLE is visually appealing, engaging, educational and just plain fun! Using dramatic play to learn math, reading, social skills, science, sight words and so much more is incredibly effective and they don’t even realize they are learning! HOSPITAL VET POST OFFICE RESTAURANT

This assembly is aimed at 5-9 age range but could be used throughout the primary School Age range. It briefly considers world plastic pollution and then goes on to look at the impact of every day single use plastics on the world. It encourages pupils, adults and schools to take small steps to “make a difference”. IMPORTANT The license for using this assembly in your own class is £3, but if you wish to use this resource for a whole school assembly you will need to purchase the school license. If you like this assembly and are looking for others for throughout the school year, you will find it more economical to purchase themes from Mirrorassemblies.co.uk where your school can subscribe to any number of themes for periods from one term to 5 years. This will allow you access to all new assembly materials added to that theme or those themes instantly. Mirror Assemblies also provide ready-made assemblies including scripts presentations and linked music in the form of a presentation which encourages thought and reflection as a warm-up for the main part of the assembly. For more information go to mirrorassemblies.co.uk

Coconut colouring art page for your to print out and colour. Enjoy.

Worksheets to help you with a coconut tasting activity. Colouring pages header sheets and activity sheet that you can use if you are doing a coconut food tasting session. Print out and stick in workbooks and help promote discussion on the subject of coconuts. Good for young people and people with learning disabilities.

Ice cream colouring page to print and colour. Enjoy.

Interesting ice cream activities and worksheets. Help people with colouring, spelling, letters and cutting, use these sheets and ideas using ice creams as a topic to help build skills and engage with people. Can be fun and help people learn at the same time. Work on letters and writing or cutting and sticking skills as they cut out the ice cream to stick on the cone image. Also mixing colours to help build on knowledge of primary and secondary colours with a ice cream twist.

Please note: This .zip folder contains cliparts of the fruits ONLY (i.e: no mouths or eyes included!). It is to be used as is OR as an add-on if you have already purchased one of my Clipart Creator Kit. Each fruit is saved as .png files (300ppi) which allows you to resize or layer without losing quality. 10 fruits in total. To use as an add-on: You will need to add slides to the PPT creator yourself (simply copy and paste one of the slide from a previously bought creator kit) and insert the .png files for the fruits. If you haven’t yet purchased a Clipart Creator Kit, you can find it here: [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/fruits-cliparts-creator-kit-for-personal-or-commercial-use-11912588] This cliparts are for Personal or Commercial use!

A design booklet for children to explore, design, make and evaluate their own biscuits after reading the story of Biscuit Bear by Mini Grey. This resource is part of a unit of work around Mini Grey, Biscuit Bear and The Adventures of the Dish and the Spoon. Please see my other resources for more!

In this .zip folder: 10 .pgn files of different fruits (300 ppi) 10 .png files of sets of eyes (300 ppi) 11 .png files of different mouths (300 ppi) a PPT to facilitate creation of your cliparts This creator kit enables teachers to create cute little characters for their resources within seconds! ( 1000+ combinations) For Personal or Commercial use! Fruits included are: -apple -banana -pear -orange -lemon -lime -pineapple -water melon -strawberry -cherry Please note: if you have already purchased one of my Clipart Creator Kit, you can buy the fruits as an ADD-ON and save money! : Fruits add-on can be found here for £3: [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/fruits-cliparts-clipart-creator-kit-add-on-11913402]. You will then need to add the fruits slides to your Creator Kit yourself (Simply copy and paste one of the slides and insert the fruits from your add-on folder)

A fun song written for a nursery class to perform at their harvest festival assembly. The children stamped their feet and played claves to accompany the song. The song provided a starting point for many other activities and would be a good resource for the whole of KS1.

A fun harvest song written for a Year 1 class (but suitable for the whole of KS1) when the teacher wanted to explore the processed food angle in a Harvest Assembly. This fun and unusual harvest song explains how we can all enjoy the fruits of the harvest all the year round. The humorous nature of the lyrics and accompaniment fills the children with glee and the song could be the starting point for many related musical activities. Also available from my website.

Food Group Bingo - Nutrition Education Food Group Bingo is a fun and interactive activity that can be used to build vocabulary, teach students about balanced nutrition and healthy eating habits and to evaluate student understanding of food-related concepts. Not only is this activity ideal for students of all ages, but it is an excellent way to build vocabulary in ELL / ELD students and to teach Life Skills. Included in this activity are: A page outlining the USDA nutrition guidelines for healthy eating Bingo Directions Call Sheets for each of the 5 food groups 20 different bingo cards COOKING WITH THE KIDS is an educational project led by UK not for profit, The Organic Cookery School. It strives to help parents, carers and teachers to incorporate more cookery activities into their children’s lives, providing accessible child-focused recipes and cross-curricular activities. Food Group Bingo is based on an original resource by Michelle Stern, and is no owned and distributed by The Organic Cookery School. Profits go to support our community cookery and nutrition projects in areas of need.

There is a lesson plan and power point presentation, with resources. It has been used worldwide in many schools. Enjoy this fantastic resource! This is perfect for you.

Food flashcards.These flashcards help students to distinguish different kinds of food. This printable includes only colorful pictures. With these variety of flashcards we can also do a memory game!

Food flashcards.These flashcards help students to distinguish different kinds of food. This printable includes only colorful pictures. With these variety of flashcards we can also do a memory game!

Directions for use: The aim of this activity is for children to cut the pictures along the dotted lines, and then to order them correctly to spell a word. Children glue the pictures on the recording page provided and then write the word that they have built.

Directions for use: The aim of this activity is for children to cut the pictures along the dotted lines, and then to order them correctly to spell a word. Children glue the pictures on the recording page provided and then write the word that they have built.

Directions for use: The aim of this activity is for children to cut the pictures along the dotted lines, and then to order them correctly to spell a word. Children glue the pictures on the recording page provided and then write the word that they have built.

Directions for use: The aim of this activity is for children to cut the pictures along the dotted lines, and then to order them correctly to spell a word. Children glue the pictures on the recording page provided and then write the word that they have built.

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Preparation free PSHE activities for Key Stage 3 students. Includes resources relating to drugs, friendship, body image, character, food and diet. Also includes a series of motivational posters.

Hands down my students’ favorite lessons that we do in my classroom are the “Magic Airplane Ride” lessons. We get in our airplane, fasten our seatbelts, and then take off and visit other countries while learning about the music, art, customs, food, and culture of each country. The students look out for red and yellow stars, which take you to locations in Google Earth or to videos. This is a great resource for multicultural and “Trip Around the World” lessons. These lessons are popular with all my students-kindergarten through 5th grade. This lesson is a trip to Ghana. Each lesson includes links that take you to locations in Google Earth so the kids can see the places. Once you land, click and drag on the screen to drive down the street and see the city. Sometimes the airplane can even go inside buildings! There are also video links throughout the lesson to make the topics covered come to life by letting the kids see and hear what they are learning about. Each video will open in a ViewPure window so there will not be any advertisements at the beginning of the video. Covered in this presentation: • The location of Ghana, and the capital city • The president and president’s house • The flag of Ghana and the coat of arms with its meaning. • Languages • Noted sites in Ghana with Google Earth links. • Clothing, including kente cloth, its history and how it’s made • Ghanaian foods • Music and dance • Obwisana-Children’s song game with links to learn the song and the game • Tue Tue-Children’s song with links to learn the song and the dance.

Beautiful colouring sheet and text from the book: ‘Ernie Gonzales: The Determined Dreamer’. Share children’s finished work with the author, by getting in touch with me on Etsy, I would love to see their work and maybe share on my website. See other colouring sheets and colouring bundles in other listings. Illustration by Lisa Buckridge, all Images and text Copyright and cannot be reproduced or sold on.

A collection of activities and investigation related to the Royal Wedding. Design make and evaluate Milkshake. Investigate the most popular Smoothy for the Royal Wedding Solve seating arrangements that lead to a practical understanding of basic algebra, by looking at number and shape patterns Design and create coins, stamps, plates and mugs. Build up a family tree

***FANTASTIC VALUE*** Teach your KS1 class about every Christian celebration and festival throughout the year, with this bumper lesson pack. Each plan contains detailed instructions, a list of objectives for three levels of ability, a list of resources and cross-curricular links. All lessons are highly interactive. They contain a huge variety of activities, such as poetry writing, art and drama. The following festivals are included: - Harvest (x 2) - Christmas (x 4) - Lent (x 3) - Easter (x 4) -Pentecost (x 3) Perfect to help you teach an entire year's worth of Christianity, with no further preparation! (Each lesson is also available individually or as part of smaller bundles.)

This resource contains seven lesson plans to teach children all about the Easter story. They can all be used individually or as a whole unit for Lent and Easter. They are suitable for ages 4 -7. The seven lessons are: 1) Ash Wednesday/Start of Lent 2) Lent - Giving Something Up 3) Lent - Doing Good Deeds 4) Palm Sunday 5) The Last Supper 6) Good Friday 7) Easter Sunday Each plan contains detailed instructions, a list of objectives for three levels of abilities, a list of resources and cross-curricular links. The unit contains wide-ranging activities to maintain the children's, from poetry writing, to drama activities, to circle time activities to art projects. Each lesson contains a PowerPoint with a Bible story or relevant facts to help you teach the content of the lesson. There are also templates which can be used for the literacy and art activities. Each lesson is also available individually or as part of smaller bundles for Lent or Easter.

This resource contains four lesson plans to teach children all about the Easter story. It is suitable for ages 4 -7. The four lessons are: 1) Palm Sunday 2) The Last Supper 3) Good Friday 4) Easter Sunday Each plan contains detailed instructions, a list of objectives for three levels of abilities, a list of resources and cross-curricular links. All the lessons contain an engaging starter, a whole class discussion or drama activity, written activity and plenary. Each lesson also includes a PowerPoint containing the relevant part of the story. There are templates included which can be used for the literacy and art activities. No further preparation is required. Each lesson is also available individually or as part of a larger bundle.

PowerPoint Shows and writing templates for Pancake Day/Shrove Tuesday and making pancakes. Clear photos given for each stage of the recipe. Bundle includes: Pancake Day/Shrove Tuesday PowerPoint Show - simple version Pancake Day/Shrove Tuesday PowerPoint Show Story map - making pancakes Writing a pancake recipe - easy version Talk about pancake making homework aid Writing a pancake recipe - harder version with large line spacing Writing a pancake recipe - harder version with narrow lines Pancake recipe writing booklet Pancake recipe writing booklet - narrow lines Check out more resources at Fairy does it! Teaching Resources

All the resources needed for whole class pancake recipe writing. Clear photos for each step to act as visual aids. Includes photos of scales showing quantities for flour and milk (links to Mathematics). Suitable for EYFS, KS1 and KS2.  Bundle contains: Story map - making pancakes Writing a pancake recipe - easy version Talk about pancake making homework aid Writing a pancake recipe - harder version with large line spacing Writing a pancake recipe - harder version with narrow lines Pancake recipe writing booklet Pancake recipe writing booklet - narrow lines Check out more resources at Fairy does it! Teaching Resources

A plan and resources for a KS1 Easter RE lesson on The Last Supper, with a focus on food and objects that we use to remember people. The plan includes details of a group starter, an introduction to the story, a circle time activity, a simple written activity and a plenary. There are also differentiated targets, curriculum links and details about assessment for learning methods. All activities are highly interactive and make the topic accessible to the children. There is a PowerPoint presentation telling the story and the resource for the starter and written activity are included. The lesson could be used individually or as part of a Lent and Easter RE unit.

This is my version of a popular game - Dobble. Dobble is a simple pattern recognition game in which players try to find an image shown on two cards. Each card in Dobble features eight different symbols, with the symbols varying in size from one card to the next. Any two cards have exactly one symbol in common. For the basic Spot it! game, reveal one card, then another. Whoever spots the symbol in common on both cards claims the first card, then another card is revealed for players to search, and so on. Whoever has collected the most cards when the 55-card deck runs out wins! I hope you find it useful. Please, leave a review I will be very grateful!

Year 8 bottom set spellings layout

Apple crumble picture recipes, especially good for SEN students.