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SCHEMES OF WORK
The SoW are based on the requirements of the KS3 Design and Technology: Cooking and Nutrition curriculum (England 2014). They were updated in 2017 following the introduction of the Eatwell Guide and again in March 2020 to take into account the new and updated resources produced for the Food - a fact of life education programme.. However, the SoW are also applicable to all food and nutrition 11EXPLORE FOOD
Legal Disclaimer. The information on this site is for your information only. We take every step to try and ensure that the information on the site is accurate and complete, but the BNF will not be responsible for any loss suffered or incurred as a result of any reliance placed on the site or its contents.LICENCE TO COOK
Licence to Cook was the initiative in England which sought to provide all secondary school students with the opportunity to learn how to cook, as well as make informed decisions about their diet and health. It is based on students experiencing a minimum of 16 hours VIDEOS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE A selection of videos about where food comes from. Is there something wrong with the page? Do you have a suggestion or would like to see something on this page?FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
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Ingredients. 150g dried noodles. Spray oil. 2 spring onions. 50g beansprouts. 1x15ml spoon reduced salt soy sauce/fish sauce. ½ 5ml spoon sesame seeds (optional) WORKSHEETS (PRIMARY AND SEN) 27 worksheets for use in school. The sheets cover food around the world, hygiene and safety, the human body, growing and harvesting, cooking processes and equipment, shopping and growth/change. FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FOR TEACHING YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 3WEB VIEW Author: Preferred Customer Last modified by: Frances Meek Created Date: 12/5/2001 4:13:16 PM Company: Dell Computer Corporation Other titles: Sheet1 Sheet2 Sheet3 FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FOR TEACHING YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 3 Free education resources for teaching young people aged 3 FOOD - A FACT OF LIFE - FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FORRECIPESTRAININGNEWS3 - 5 YEARSHEALTHY EATINGCOOKING Welcome to the Food - a fact of life (FFL) website.. FFL is a comprehensive, progressive education programme which communicates up-to-date, evidence-based, consistent and accurate messages around ‘food’ to all those involved in education.SCHEMES OF WORK
The SoW are based on the requirements of the KS3 Design and Technology: Cooking and Nutrition curriculum (England 2014). They were updated in 2017 following the introduction of the Eatwell Guide and again in March 2020 to take into account the new and updated resources produced for the Food - a fact of life education programme.. However, the SoW are also applicable to all food and nutrition 11EXPLORE FOOD
Legal Disclaimer. The information on this site is for your information only. We take every step to try and ensure that the information on the site is accurate and complete, but the BNF will not be responsible for any loss suffered or incurred as a result of any reliance placed on the site or its contents.LICENCE TO COOK
Licence to Cook was the initiative in England which sought to provide all secondary school students with the opportunity to learn how to cook, as well as make informed decisions about their diet and health. It is based on students experiencing a minimum of 16 hours VIDEOS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE A selection of videos about where food comes from. Is there something wrong with the page? Do you have a suggestion or would like to see something on this page?FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Is there something wrong with the page? Do you have a suggestion or would like to see something on this page?FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Ingredients. 150g dried noodles. Spray oil. 2 spring onions. 50g beansprouts. 1x15ml spoon reduced salt soy sauce/fish sauce. ½ 5ml spoon sesame seeds (optional) WORKSHEETS (PRIMARY AND SEN) 27 worksheets for use in school. The sheets cover food around the world, hygiene and safety, the human body, growing and harvesting, cooking processes and equipment, shopping and growth/change. FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FOR TEACHING YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 3WEB VIEW Author: Preferred Customer Last modified by: Frances Meek Created Date: 12/5/2001 4:13:16 PM Company: Dell Computer Corporation Other titles: Sheet1 Sheet2 Sheet3 FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FOR TEACHING YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 3 Free education resources for teaching young people aged 3 11 - 14 YEARS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the 11-14 Years area, which builds on the learning from the 7-11 Years area. Here you’ll find activity ideas and resources to support the teaching and learning of food with children. They have been developed to be used by teachers to stimulate pupil’s interest in food, as well as support the curriculum. SEARCH RESOURCES ONLY Are you trying to find a specific resource or collection of resources, such as videos, posters or presentations? The function below allows you to search the whole site for different resources, filtering for age, resource type, topic and food commodity. YEAR 9 - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Year 9 Scheme of Work. The Year 9 Scheme of Work comprises: a comprehensive Scheme of Work with aims, objectives and curricula links; 18 detailed lesson plans; My learning journey pupil booklet; links to resources and recipes. VIDEOS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE A selection of videos about where food comes from. Is there something wrong with the page? Do you have a suggestion or would like to see something on this page?FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Nutritional needs through life. This area provides resources on nutritional needs through life, sports nutrition and the EatwellGuide.
FOOD ROUTE - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE To help children and young people engage with the Core Competences, a series of focus groups and workshops were arranged throughout the UK.The original competences were rephrased in an age appropriate way, and tested to ensure that children understand whatFOOD A FACT OF LIFE
A teacher’s guide and additional resources including six lesson themes presented as PowerPoint presentations, structured worksheets that can be used with any theme, and burger toppings and sides food cards are available to support the use of the programme in theclassroom.
FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Method. 1. Pre-heat oven to gas mark 6 or 200°C. 2. Grease the baking tin or line with greaseproof paper. 3. Prepare ingredients: grate the cheese; slice or tear ham into small pieces; deseed, slice or dice the vegetables and halve the cherry tomatoes. 4. Sieve the flour into a mixing bowl.Cut the fat into small pieces using a table knife and addto the flour.
POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONWEB VIEW BNF Healthy Eating Week 2021. Primary school assembly. Monday 14 June 2021, 10.00am. BNF Healthy Eating Week is developed by the British Nutrition Foundation and supported by the Agriculture & Horticulture Development Board (AHDB), Old El Paso, Green Giant, POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONWEB VIEW Characteristics of good practice in teaching food and nutrition education to pupils with additional needs. Defines the key characteristics of good practice that are specific to teaching food and nutrition to pupils with additional needs. • Exemplifies these characteristics of good practice in UK schools, both special and mainstream. Guide and supporting resources FOOD - A FACT OF LIFE - FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FORRECIPESTRAININGNEWS3 - 5 YEARSHEALTHY EATINGCOOKING Welcome to the Food - a fact of life (FFL) website.. FFL is a comprehensive, progressive education programme which communicates up-to-date, evidence-based, consistent and accurate messages around ‘food’ to all those involved in education.SCHEMES OF WORK
The SoW are based on the requirements of the KS3 Design and Technology: Cooking and Nutrition curriculum (England 2014). They were updated in 2017 following the introduction of the Eatwell Guide and again in March 2020 to take into account the new and updated resources produced for the Food - a fact of life education programme.. However, the SoW are also applicable to all food and nutrition 11EXPLORE FOOD
Legal Disclaimer. The information on this site is for your information only. We take every step to try and ensure that the information on the site is accurate and complete, but the BNF will not be responsible for any loss suffered or incurred as a result of any reliance placed on the site or its contents. YEAR 9 - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Year 9 Scheme of Work. The Year 9 Scheme of Work comprises: a comprehensive Scheme of Work with aims, objectives and curricula links; 18 detailed lesson plans; My learning journey pupil booklet; links to resources and recipes. This page includes: Scheme of Work and lesson plans; Resources.LICENCE TO COOK
Licence to Cook was the initiative in England which sought to provide all secondary school students with the opportunity to learn how to cook, as well as make informed decisions about their diet and health. It is based on students experiencing a minimum of 16 hoursFOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Cook the noodles as instructed on the packaging. Drain. Top and tail the spring onion and slice into rings. Heat the oil in wok/large pan. Add the noodles, onion and beansprouts. Stir-fry for 2-3 minutes. Add the soy/fish sauce. Serve – garnish with sesame seeds, if desired. PRIMARY SCHOOL RECIPES Primary school recipes. These recipes can be used in primary or secondary schools, depending on the ability and experience of the pupils and the resources available. Some recipes are non-cook. Each recipe is uniquely provided in different formats: * as a series of A5 colour cards (pdf file), showing each stage; * as a series of A5 cardsSCHEMES OF WORK
The SoW are based on the requirements of the KS3 Design and Technology: Cooking and Nutrition curriculum (England 2014). They were updated in 2017 following the introduction of the Eatwell Guide and again in March 2020 to take into account the new and updated resources produced for the Food - a fact of life education programme.. However, the SoW are also applicable to all food and nutrition 11EXPLORE FOOD
Legal Disclaimer. The information on this site is for your information only. We take every step to try and ensure that the information on the site is accurate and complete, but the BNF will not be responsible for any loss suffered or incurred as a result of any reliance placed on the site or its contents. YEAR 9 - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Year 9 Scheme of Work. The Year 9 Scheme of Work comprises: a comprehensive Scheme of Work with aims, objectives and curricula links; 18 detailed lesson plans; My learning journey pupil booklet; links to resources and recipes. This page includes: Scheme of Work and lesson plans; Resources.LICENCE TO COOK
Licence to Cook was the initiative in England which sought to provide all secondary school students with the opportunity to learn how to cook, as well as make informed decisions about their diet and health. It is based on students experiencing a minimum of 16 hoursFOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Cook the noodles as instructed on the packaging. Drain. Top and tail the spring onion and slice into rings. Heat the oil in wok/large pan. Add the noodles, onion and beansprouts. Stir-fry for 2-3 minutes. Add the soy/fish sauce. Serve – garnish with sesame seeds, if desired. PRIMARY SCHOOL RECIPES Primary school recipes. These recipes can be used in primary or secondary schools, depending on the ability and experience of the pupils and the resources available. Some recipes are non-cook. Each recipe is uniquely provided in different formats: * as a series of A5 colour cards (pdf file), showing each stage; * as a series of A5 cardsFOOD LIFE SKILLS
Food life skills comprises 13 cooking modules with presentations and recipes to support food lessons and extra-curricular activities. Pupils are challenged to make three recipes, learning about food hygiene and safety, healthier eating and cooking, and budgeting whilst developing their practical and time management skills.FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Diet and coronary heart disease. Diet, insulin and blood glucose. Diverticular disease and diverticulitis. High blood pressure. Inflammatory bowel disease. Iron deficiency anaemia. Malnutrition. Obesity. The development and maintenance of healthy teeth. SEARCH RESOURCES ONLY Are you trying to find a specific resource or collection of resources, such as videos, posters or presentations? The function below allows you to search the whole site for different resources, filtering for age, resource type, topic and food commodity.FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Nutritional needs through life. This area provides resources on nutritional needs through life, sports nutrition and the EatwellGuide.
FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Method. 1. Pre-heat oven to gas mark 6 or 200°C. 2. Grease the baking tin or line with greaseproof paper. 3. Prepare ingredients: grate the cheese; slice or tear ham into small pieces; deseed, slice or dice the vegetables and halve the cherry tomatoes. 4. Sieve the flour into a mixing bowl.Cut the fat into small pieces using a table knife and addto the flour.
FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
The cheeks and tongue help to push the food towards the teeth. Grabbable 2 of 4. When food is swallowed, the muscles contract and relax, helping to push the food down into the stomach. Grabbable 3 of 4. A sack made of muscles that contract and churn food, breaking it down even further. Grabbable 4 of 4. A tube about 6 metres long.FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
A certificate for the 14-16 years age range. pdf. 3 - 5 Years. Healthy Eating. Cooking. Where Food Comes From. Food Commodities. ActivityPacks. 5 - 7 Years.
FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Multiple choice quizzes. Below are a series of multiple choice quizzes on healthy eating, based on some of our existing resources, which your pupils can use to test their knowledge on a variety of topics that they have covered in class. Passing a quiz will also award your pupils with a printable certificate! PRACTICAL FOOD SKILLS CHART N F CHARACTERISTICS OF GOOD PRACTICE IN TEACHING FOOD AND NUTRITION EDUCATION TO PUPILS WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS – 1 – Through practical food experiences and opportunities, pupils should acquire, develop and FOOD - A FACT OF LIFE - FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FORRECIPESTRAININGNEWS3 - 5 YEARSHEALTHY EATINGCOOKING Welcome to the Food - a fact of life (FFL) website.. FFL is a comprehensive, progressive education programme which communicates up-to-date, evidence-based, consistent and accurate messages around ‘food’ to all those involved in education. 11 - 14 YEARS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the 11-14 Years area, which builds on the learning from the 7-11 Years area. Here you’ll find activity ideas and resources to support the teaching and learning of food with children. They have been developed to be used by teachers to stimulate pupil’s interest in food, as well as support the curriculum.SCHEMES OF WORK
The SoW are based on the requirements of the KS3 Design and Technology: Cooking and Nutrition curriculum (England 2014). They were updated in 2017 following the introduction of the Eatwell Guide and again in March 2020 to take into account the new and updated resources produced for the Food - a fact of life education programme.. However, the SoW are also applicable to all food and nutrition 11EXPLORE FOOD
Legal Disclaimer. The information on this site is for your information only. We take every step to try and ensure that the information on the site is accurate and complete, but the BNF will not be responsible for any loss suffered or incurred as a result of any reliance placed on the site or its contents. NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS Food - a fact of life provides Explore Food, a free user-friendly online nutritional analysis tool for secondary school pupils. Explore food has been designed to be easy to use, guiding pupils through the analysis of a recipe or a day’s diet. It provides data for the pupil to analyse and draw conclusions away from their PC or tablet, further supporting their studies.FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Food A Fact Of Life. 3 - 5 Years. 5 - 7 Years. 7 - 11 Years. 11 - 14 Years. 14 - 16 Years. Remote learning. Recipes. Whole school. 14 - 16 YEARS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the 14-16 Years area, which builds on the learning from the 11-14 Years area. Here you’ll find resources to support the teaching and learning of food with young people. They have been developed to be used by teachers to stimulate pupil’s interest in food, as well as support key food qualification specifications across the UK.LICENCE TO COOK
Licence to Cook was the initiative in England which sought to provide all secondary school students with the opportunity to learn how to cook, as well as make informed decisions about their diet and health. It is based on students experiencing a minimum of 16 hours FOOD A FACT OF LIFEGOURMET BURGER IDEASGOURMET BURGER RESTAURANTSGOURMET BURGER RESTAURANTS NEAR MEGOURMET BEEF BURGERS This interactive activity challenges you to create your own Gourmet Burger using beef or lamb mince and a variety of vegetables, fruit, cheese, spices and herbs. The activity goes through the stages of ingredient selection, mixing, dividing and shaping, cooking and assembly. A detailed personalised step-by-step recipe is produced sothat you
FOOD - A FACT OF LIFE - FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FORRECIPESTRAININGNEWS3 - 5 YEARSHEALTHY EATINGCOOKING Welcome to the Food - a fact of life (FFL) website.. FFL is a comprehensive, progressive education programme which communicates up-to-date, evidence-based, consistent and accurate messages around ‘food’ to all those involved in education. 11 - 14 YEARS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the 11-14 Years area, which builds on the learning from the 7-11 Years area. Here you’ll find activity ideas and resources to support the teaching and learning of food with children. They have been developed to be used by teachers to stimulate pupil’s interest in food, as well as support the curriculum.SCHEMES OF WORK
The SoW are based on the requirements of the KS3 Design and Technology: Cooking and Nutrition curriculum (England 2014). They were updated in 2017 following the introduction of the Eatwell Guide and again in March 2020 to take into account the new and updated resources produced for the Food - a fact of life education programme.. However, the SoW are also applicable to all food and nutrition 11EXPLORE FOOD
Legal Disclaimer. The information on this site is for your information only. We take every step to try and ensure that the information on the site is accurate and complete, but the BNF will not be responsible for any loss suffered or incurred as a result of any reliance placed on the site or its contents. NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS Food - a fact of life provides Explore Food, a free user-friendly online nutritional analysis tool for secondary school pupils. Explore food has been designed to be easy to use, guiding pupils through the analysis of a recipe or a day’s diet. It provides data for the pupil to analyse and draw conclusions away from their PC or tablet, further supporting their studies.FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Food A Fact Of Life. 3 - 5 Years. 5 - 7 Years. 7 - 11 Years. 11 - 14 Years. 14 - 16 Years. Remote learning. Recipes. Whole school. 14 - 16 YEARS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the 14-16 Years area, which builds on the learning from the 11-14 Years area. Here you’ll find resources to support the teaching and learning of food with young people. They have been developed to be used by teachers to stimulate pupil’s interest in food, as well as support key food qualification specifications across the UK.LICENCE TO COOK
Licence to Cook was the initiative in England which sought to provide all secondary school students with the opportunity to learn how to cook, as well as make informed decisions about their diet and health. It is based on students experiencing a minimum of 16 hours FOOD A FACT OF LIFEGOURMET BURGER IDEASGOURMET BURGER RESTAURANTSGOURMET BURGER RESTAURANTS NEAR MEGOURMET BEEF BURGERS This interactive activity challenges you to create your own Gourmet Burger using beef or lamb mince and a variety of vegetables, fruit, cheese, spices and herbs. The activity goes through the stages of ingredient selection, mixing, dividing and shaping, cooking and assembly. A detailed personalised step-by-step recipe is produced sothat you
RECIPES - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the recipes area. The Food – a fact of life (FFL) website has a range of recipes which support the teaching and learning of handling a range of ingredients, food skills and cooking techniques. Recipes will be added on a monthly basis.HYGIENE AND SAFETY
As an introduction to food hygiene and safety, show the Food Standard Agency’s Bacteria Bites Business video which demonstrates the importance of good food hygiene, focusing on the 4 Cs (Cleaning, Cooking, Chilling and Cross-contamination).; Food poisoning can be caused by bacterial, physical or chemical contamination of food andequipment.
FOOD AVAILABILITY
Food availability. Geography, seasonality, weather and climate influence the availability of food and drink. Where and when food is grown, reared or caught has an impact on its availability. Seasons primarily dictate the food being grown or caught, although weather and climate also have an impact. Pupils should be able to discuss howthese
NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS Food - a fact of life provides Explore Food, a free user-friendly online nutritional analysis tool for secondary school pupils. Explore food has been designed to be easy to use, guiding pupils through the analysis of a recipe or a day’s diet. It provides data for the pupil to analyse and draw conclusions away from their PC or tablet, further supporting their studies.INGREDIENTS
Ingredients. Ingredients are selected for their nutritional, functional and sensory characteristics, as well as provenance and seasonality. There is an ever increasing range of ingredients available to prepare and cook from the UK and around the world. Ingredients will have a number of functions in a recipe, such as adding flavour, colour orFOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Method. 1. Pre-heat oven to gas mark 6 or 200°C. 2. Grease the baking tin or line with greaseproof paper. 3. Prepare ingredients: grate the cheese; slice or tear ham into small pieces; deseed, slice or dice the vegetables and halve the cherry tomatoes. 4. Sieve the flour into a mixing bowl.Cut the fat into small pieces using a table knife and addto the flour.
COOKING - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Cooking. A broad range of ingredients, equipment, food skills and techniques, and cooking methods are used to achieve successful results. Cooking activities are a great way for pupils to apply their knowledge and skills in a practical, visible way. Pupils should become competent in a range of increasingly complex preparation techniquesand
SEARCH RESOURCES ONLY Are you trying to find a specific resource or collection of resources, such as videos, posters or presentations? The function below allows you to search the whole site for different resources, filtering for age, resource type, topic and food commodity. TASTING - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE You use the spoon/fork to take your piece and then only touch it when it is on your paper towel/piece kitchen paper. Talk about how its looks and smells. Try it and explain what you taste, e.g. it is quite soft, it is juicy, it is crunchy, it is sweet. Show the children the ‘I have tried this food’ tasting page from the My food book and PRACTICAL FOOD SKILLS CHART N F CHARACTERISTICS OF GOOD PRACTICE IN TEACHING FOOD AND NUTRITION EDUCATION TO PUPILS WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS – 1 – Through practical food experiences and opportunities, pupils should acquire, develop and FOOD - A FACT OF LIFE - FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FORRECIPESTRAININGNEWS3 - 5 YEARSHEALTHY EATINGCOOKING Welcome to the Food - a fact of life (FFL) website.. FFL is a comprehensive, progressive education programme which communicates up-to-date, evidence-based, consistent and accurate messages around ‘food’ to all those involved in education. 11 - 14 YEARS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the 11-14 Years area, which builds on the learning from the 7-11 Years area. Here you’ll find activity ideas and resources to support the teaching and learning of food with children. They have been developed to be used by teachers to stimulate pupil’s interest in food, as well as support the curriculum.SCHEMES OF WORK
The SoW are based on the requirements of the KS3 Design and Technology: Cooking and Nutrition curriculum (England 2014). They were updated in 2017 following the introduction of the Eatwell Guide and again in March 2020 to take into account the new and updated resources produced for the Food - a fact of life education programme.. However, the SoW are also applicable to all food and nutrition 11EXPLORE FOOD
Legal Disclaimer. The information on this site is for your information only. We take every step to try and ensure that the information on the site is accurate and complete, but the BNF will not be responsible for any loss suffered or incurred as a result of any reliance placed on the site or its contents. NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS Food - a fact of life provides Explore Food, a free user-friendly online nutritional analysis tool for secondary school pupils. Explore food has been designed to be easy to use, guiding pupils through the analysis of a recipe or a day’s diet. It provides data for the pupil to analyse and draw conclusions away from their PC or tablet, further supporting their studies.FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Food A Fact Of Life. 3 - 5 Years. 5 - 7 Years. 7 - 11 Years. 11 - 14 Years. 14 - 16 Years. Remote learning. Recipes. Whole school. 14 - 16 YEARS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the 14-16 Years area, which builds on the learning from the 11-14 Years area. Here you’ll find resources to support the teaching and learning of food with young people. They have been developed to be used by teachers to stimulate pupil’s interest in food, as well as support key food qualification specifications across the UK.LICENCE TO COOK
Licence to Cook was the initiative in England which sought to provide all secondary school students with the opportunity to learn how to cook, as well as make informed decisions about their diet and health. It is based on students experiencing a minimum of 16 hours FOOD A FACT OF LIFEGOURMET BURGER IDEASGOURMET BURGER RESTAURANTSGOURMET BURGER RESTAURANTS NEAR MEGOURMET BEEF BURGERS This interactive activity challenges you to create your own Gourmet Burger using beef or lamb mince and a variety of vegetables, fruit, cheese, spices and herbs. The activity goes through the stages of ingredient selection, mixing, dividing and shaping, cooking and assembly. A detailed personalised step-by-step recipe is produced sothat you
FOOD - A FACT OF LIFE - FREE EDUCATION RESOURCES FORRECIPESTRAININGNEWS3 - 5 YEARSHEALTHY EATINGCOOKING Welcome to the Food - a fact of life (FFL) website.. FFL is a comprehensive, progressive education programme which communicates up-to-date, evidence-based, consistent and accurate messages around ‘food’ to all those involved in education. 11 - 14 YEARS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the 11-14 Years area, which builds on the learning from the 7-11 Years area. Here you’ll find activity ideas and resources to support the teaching and learning of food with children. They have been developed to be used by teachers to stimulate pupil’s interest in food, as well as support the curriculum.SCHEMES OF WORK
The SoW are based on the requirements of the KS3 Design and Technology: Cooking and Nutrition curriculum (England 2014). They were updated in 2017 following the introduction of the Eatwell Guide and again in March 2020 to take into account the new and updated resources produced for the Food - a fact of life education programme.. However, the SoW are also applicable to all food and nutrition 11 NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS Food - a fact of life provides Explore Food, a free user-friendly online nutritional analysis tool for secondary school pupils. Explore food has been designed to be easy to use, guiding pupils through the analysis of a recipe or a day’s diet. It provides data for the pupil to analyse and draw conclusions away from their PC or tablet, further supporting their studies.EXPLORE FOOD
Legal Disclaimer. The information on this site is for your information only. We take every step to try and ensure that the information on the site is accurate and complete, but the BNF will not be responsible for any loss suffered or incurred as a result of any reliance placed on the site or its contents. 14 - 16 YEARS - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE 14 - 16 Years. Welcome to the 14-16 Years area, which builds on the learning from the 11-14 Years area. Here you’ll find resources to support the teaching and learning of food with young people.FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
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Five videos showing how to rub-in, form a dough, roll out a dough, fold a mixture and spoon mixture into cases. FOOD A FACT OF LIFEGOURMET BURGER IDEASGOURMET BURGER RESTAURANTSGOURMET BURGER RESTAURANTS NEAR MEGOURMET BEEF BURGERS A teacher’s guide and additional resources including six lesson themes presented as PowerPoint presentations, structured worksheets that can be used with any theme, and burger toppings and sides food cards are available to support the use of the programme in theclassroom.
RECIPES - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Welcome to the recipes area. The Food – a fact of life (FFL) website has a range of recipes which support the teaching and learning of handling a range of ingredients, food skills and cooking techniques. Recipes will be added on a monthly basis.FOOD A FACT OF LIFE
Create a dish planning and evaluation. A planning and evaluation worksheet around creating a main meal dish for a te 3 - 5 Years. Healthy Eating. Cooking. Where Food Comes From. Food Commodities. Activity Packs. 5 - 7 Years.FOOD AVAILABILITY
Food availability. Geography, seasonality, weather and climate influence the availability of food and drink. Where and when food is grown, reared or caught has an impact on its availability. Seasons primarily dictate the food being grown or caught, although weather and climate also have an impact. Pupils should be able to discuss howthese
HYGIENE AND SAFETY
As an introduction to food hygiene and safety, show the Food Standard Agency’s Bacteria Bites Business video which demonstrates the importance of good food hygiene, focusing on the 4 Cs (Cleaning, Cooking, Chilling and Cross-contamination).; Food poisoning can be caused by bacterial, physical or chemical contamination of food andequipment.
NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS Food - a fact of life provides Explore Food, a free user-friendly online nutritional analysis tool for secondary school pupils. Explore food has been designed to be easy to use, guiding pupils through the analysis of a recipe or a day’s diet. It provides data for the pupil to analyse and draw conclusions away from their PC or tablet, further supporting their studies.INGREDIENTS
Ingredients. Ingredients are selected for their nutritional, functional and sensory characteristics, as well as provenance and seasonality. There is an ever increasing range of ingredients available to prepare and cook from the UK and around the world. Ingredients will have a number of functions in a recipe, such as adding flavour, colour or EAT WELL - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Messages. Fruit and vegetables. Just over 1/3 of the diet (39%) Eat plenty, have at least 5 A DAY. Potatoes, bread, rice, pasta and other starchy carbohydrates. Just over 1/3 of the diet (37%) Eat plenty, have food from this group with every meal. Beans, pulses, fish, SEARCH RESOURCES ONLY Are you trying to find a specific resource or collection of resources, such as videos, posters or presentations? The function below allows you to search the whole site for different resources, filtering for age, resource type, topic and food commodity. COOKING - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE Cooking. A broad range of ingredients, equipment, food skills and techniques, and cooking methods are used to achieve successful results. Cooking activities are a great way for pupils to apply their knowledge and skills in a practical, visible way. Pupils should become competent in a range of increasingly complex preparation techniquesand
TASTING - FOOD A FACT OF LIFE You use the spoon/fork to take your piece and then only touch it when it is on your paper towel/piece kitchen paper. Talk about how its looks and smells. Try it and explain what you taste, e.g. it is quite soft, it is juicy, it is crunchy, it is sweet. Show the children the ‘I have tried this food’ tasting page from the My food book and Food - a fact of life uses cookies to make the site simpler. Find outmore about cookies
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