Food-jobs evidence mission
Choose. Explain. Revise.
I can use food information to improve a fictional model.
Open image full sizeRetrieve the food-job cards
Find Monday’s food-job choices.
Use the information table as evidence.
We use made-up menus, not personal meals.
Case 1: only bread and water
Keep the bread and water cards.
What jobs do they help with?
Which body needs are not well represented?
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Open image full sizeAdd variety and give evidence
Add a source of protein.
Add fruit or vegetables.
Explain what each addition can provide.
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Open image full sizeCase 2: change the protein source
Start model: meat, rice and vegetables.
Now make the model meat-free.
Which card can replace meat’s protein role?
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Try a beans version and a lentils version.
Which body job does each help with?
How are the choices alike and different?
Pause: check the reason
Does the reason name a body job?
Check it against the food information.
“I like it” does not show its nutrient job.
Improve one choice or explanation
Keep the first version of a case.
Change one choice or make the reason clearer.
Show what the food provides.
Save both versions and tidy the cards.
Your voice can change the lesson
What helped you join in?
What could make the next activity easier?
Point, sign, speak, write or pass privately.
Adult: agree one change and explain any limit.
Explain a food job
Supported: name one body job of food.
Standard: explain why variety matters.
Stretch: can one food help several jobs?
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