A recipe for fish fingers.

This story is about the Food investigators welcomed students from China to their school and explored Chinese cuisine and cheese-making. Includes a worksheet on how milk is made.

This is a basic guide to running cooking activities in a primary school classroom. Although not exhaustive, it provides a checklist for the main features you need to consider before organising and running cooking activities with primary school children.

A game about getting ready to cook.

The children need to match the pictures of the equipment to their names and functions.

In this story Mr Valdez takes the class on a dairy farm visit. They meet Mrs Jenkins, the farmer, and learn about how milk is produced. Includes a worksheet for adding the amounts of dairy children consume.

A healthy soda bread recipe.

A cooking poster.

A card activity for the Get active challenge to support Healthy Eating Week.

A healthy chelsea buns recipe for children.

A recipe for a seaside salad.

A recipe for tuna wraps.

In this story the Food investigators learn about breads from different countries and make their own different shaped bread rolls. Includes worksheet for making a poster to explain what to do when preparing to cook.

This story is about the Food investigators welcomed students from China to their school and explored Chinese cuisine and cheese-making. The children research the moon festival in China.

Place the Food Cards into a small bag. Take a card from the bag. Ask the children whether it comes from a plant or an animal.

Use this resource to teach your students about different aspects of farming.

Help Mr Skate to write his diary entry about meeting the Food Investigators.

A worksheet to recap skills taught. What do the children know about cooking?

A step by step recipe guide.

Buying, storing, preparing and cooking food safely and hygienically are vital for health. Includes activity cards to remind children of what to do when cooking.