A worksheet about rating new food using smiley faces.

A journal to record work on diet and health.

A worksheet matching food to nutrients.

A presentation for a lesson plan for pupils to cook three recipes.

A food dot-to-dot worksheet for children.

A food dot-to-dot worksheet for children.

Explain to the children that they need to draw and ingredient in the first box, draw how it is prepared in the next box and then draw it in a meal in the last box, e.g. a carrot – a carrot being peeled – carrot in a coleslaw.

A worksheet looking at different food portion sizes and nutrition,

A guide highlighting key food skills that can be taught.

Ask the children to keep an unusual food diary for a few days – who can name the most?

To be able to recognise a range of basic ingredients.

A healthy chunky vegetable soup.

Use the World diets PowerPoint to look at the types of foods eaten by different people around the world that make up their diet.

A powerpoint to facilitate discussion on new foods from around the world.

A Knowledge organiser providing key facts around energy, nutrients and digestion.

A Knowledge organiser providing key facts around the functional characteristics of food.

A Knowledge organiser providing key facts around food labelling.

A poster about flour.

A worksheet to support learning about food in Victorian times.

A worksheet looking at designing a menu for when in space.