Incredible edible eats
Watch - Explore new tasty, healthy eating words
The children are in the kitchen and making a meal. The ingredients all sound tasty and nutritious but should they really be mixing them together?
Incredible edible eats!
Jasper, Daisy and a teacher are stood in a school kitchen, they have boxes filled with produce and a big mixing bowl.
We’re in the kitchen, which must mean it's time to prepare some food. Let's make a healthy and tasty meal.
Jasper and Daisy take turns holding up fruit and throwing it into the mixing bowl
Apple, banana, melon. Those are all fruits.
Ooh tender broccoli, urrgghh a rotten cabbage, those are both vegetables.
Oats, rice, those are cereal grains.
That should make a nutritious meal with lots of vitamins and protein. But what else could we add?
Frozen ice cream, slimy beans?… hmm not sure about those… chewy toffee. Not so healthy, but okay in moderation.
What about your favourite foods? Succulent strawberries, delectable dumplings, Scrumptious sausages!?
In to the mixing bowl, Now stir with the spoon.
Jasper and Daisy stir the bowl flicking food everywhere.
Phew, well it's certainly incredible… but I’m not sure if it's edible.
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Activity: Explore your own vocabulary through writing
What incredible edible eats have you made with your grown-up?
What will you prepare, will it be grains of rice or cabbage?
What about delectable dumplings, delicious and edible?
Or succulent fruit, ice cream and sausage?
That all sounds quite incredible.
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Activity: Quiz - part two
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