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Do you ever think about where the food on your table comes from? How is it produced, where does it come from, how does it get to you and how is it packaged?

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Years 5 and 6: ACTDEK019, ACTDEK021

Time required: 20 minutes

Curriculum connections: Design and Technology, Science, Personal and Social Capability, Sustainability

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This activity is designed to stimulate children to think about the food on their table, where it comes from and how it gets from the farm to their table. Instead of using the picture in the first step, you might like to create your own spread at home.

This is a good activity for kids to complete independently.

Ideal for: Middle to Upper Primary Ages 10 – 12

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Where Does Your Food Come From? (home learning)

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