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Making a Crunchy Salad
Age 8 · Daily Life
Open to everyone until Friday, October 30
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To make a salad, you first wash the vegetables, then peel and grate some of them. At the end you mix everything together in a big bowl.
In the picture
- Washing: rinse the lettuce under cold water to remove dirt
- Peeling: take the skin off the cucumber with a peeler
- Grating: rub the carrot down the grater to make thin shreds
- Mixing: stir all the vegetables together with a spoon
Examples
- Grating cheese on top of pasta
- Washing apples before eating them
Key takeaways
- Always wash vegetables before you eat them.
- Keep your fingers away from the grater’s sharp holes, and let an adult use the knife.
Quiz: Making a Crunchy Salad (Age 8)
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When you make a salad, what do you do first?
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Which tool do you use to take the skin off a cucumber?
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How do you stay safe when you use a grater?
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