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Field, Farm, Sea, Bakery

Some foods are grown in fields, some come from animals on farms, and some are caught in water. Other foods are processed, and fresh fruits and vegetables change with the seasons.

In the picture

  1. Wheat in the field: a plant ingredient that is grown.
  2. A cow in the pasture: an animal ingredient that is reared.
  3. Fish in the net: a food that is caught from the sea.
  4. A loaf on the bakery counter: food that is processed and baked.

Examples

  • A carrot pulled from a garden in summer.
  • Milk from a cow turned into cheese in a dairy.

Quiz: Field, Farm, Sea, Bakery (Age 9)

  1. According to the card, where do ingredients start?

    • In a field, on a farm, or in the sea
    • In a factory, a bakery, or a kitchen
    • In a shop, a market, or a restaurant
  2. Which food on the card is caught from the sea?

    • Fish
    • Cow
    • Wheat
  3. What does the card say about fresh produce during the year?

    • It is available only in one season
    • It is available at different times of the year
    • It is available all year without changing

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Daily Life, Age 9