A recipe for noodles.

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.

A healthy samosa recipe.

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.

Talk to the class about their favourite foods and why they like them. Use this powerpoint to support discussion. Ask the children about foods they do not like and ask for their reasons. Encourage the use of new vocabulary and use of all the senses, i.e. sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste.

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

Use the Energy Cards to introduce the concept that different types of foods provide different amounts of energy.

This section provides information to help teach about the digestion of food.

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.

List four of your favourite activities and draw a picture for each. Do you and your classmates like the same activities? Which activities use the most/least energy?

Ranking test worksheet.

A healthy fruit salad recipe.

This section provides information to help teach about food processing.

Ask the children to look at foods from different countries and cultures. Use the photographs from the World Food Cards.

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

A step by step recipe guide to making chicken pie.

Cards showing different types of meals.

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

A step by step recipe guide.