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From Wheat to Bread
Age 9 · Cooking
Open to everyone until Saturday, October 24
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Wheat grows in fields until the ears are full of golden grains. The grains are ground into flour, and the flour is mixed and baked into bread.
In the picture
- Wheat stalks with ripe ears: the grain as it grows in the field
- A pile of wheat grains: the seeds taken from the ears after harvest
- A round millstone beside fresh flour: the stone that grinds grains into powder
- A loaf with one slice cut: the baked bread that comes out of the oven
Examples
- A slice of bread for a sandwich
- Flour dusted on the worktop before rolling dough
Key takeaways
- Flour is wheat grains ground to powder.
- A hot oven turns dough into bread with a crisp brown crust.
Quiz: From Wheat to Bread (Age 9)
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What is flour made from?
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What does a hot oven do to dough?
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What is the job of a millstone?
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