• Eating well (3-5 years)

Eating well resources for 3-5 years

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Eating well

Immerse your young learners in a world of food! Eating well resources for learners aged 3-5 years.

 

Talk and sort

Start the conversation about food with your learners, using these resources...

multi-yr
Food image cards

A set of 18 cards showing food from different food groups.

multi-yr
Fruit cards

A set of cards showing photographs of fruit.

multi-yr
Fruit and vegetable snack cards

A selection of images of fruit and vegetables that could be eaten as snacks.

multi-yr
Vegetable cards

A set of cards showing photographs of vegetables.

Taste

Taste different foods...

3 - 5 YR
My food book presentation.pptx

A presentation that can be printed and used as a book to record food experiences.

multi-yr
Tasting guide

A guide to support running a food tasting session.

5 - 7 YR
Tasting sheet

A worksheet to record a tasting activity.

multi-yr
Ingredient check letter

A template letter to send home about pupils handling and/or eating different ingredients.

multi-yr
Sensory vocabulary

A poster showing sensory vocabulary for different senses.

Making

multi-yr
Scone based pizza

A recipe presentation looking at how to make scone based pizza.

Play

Play some of these games...

3 - 5 YR
The eatwell game food cards

Small food cards to support the eatwell game.

3 - 5 YR
The eatwell game

A game involving choosing food and placing it in the correct food group.

Sandwich recipes to support the Lunchtime learning Challenge!

Recipe

Crunchy chickpea sandwich

  • Complexity
    Medium
  • Time
    30 mins
Recipe

Mexican pockets

  • Complexity
    Medium-High
  • Time
    45 mins
Recipe

Hummus and carrot wrap

  • Complexity
    Low
  • Time
    30 mins
Recipe

Pitta pockets

  • Complexity
    Low-Medium
  • Time
    30 mins
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