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From Wheat to Bread

Bread starts as wheat growing in a field. The grain is ground in a mill into flour, and then the flour is baked into bread.

In the picture

  1. Wheat: a plant grown in fields, with grains at the top
  2. Mill: heavy stones grind the grains into powder
  3. Flour: the soft white powder made from ground wheat
  4. Bread: flour mixed into dough and baked in an oven

Examples

  • The toast you eat at breakfast began as wheat in a field.
  • Pasta and biscuits are also made from wheat flour.

Quiz: From Wheat to Bread (Age 8)

  1. What is flour made from?

    • Ground wheat grains
    • Dried milk
    • Crushed sugar
  2. What happens to the wheat grains at the mill?

    • They are planted in a field
    • They are ground into powder
    • They are baked in an oven
  3. What is bread baked from?

    • Butter
    • Flour
    • Whole wheat plants

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Cooking, Age 8