Food Demonstration Slide Sets
View or download slide sets used in many of the demonstration videos for the Food unit. Links are provided for available videos.
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What's That Food? (pre-assessment)
Slide SetLearn tips for how best to conduct the activity, "What's That Food?" Students take a pre-assessment followed by a hands-on activity focusing on food, food groups, and making food choices for health.
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What Is Soil Made Of?
Slide SetDiscover how best to conduct the activity, "What Is Soil Made of?" Students explore a sample of natural soil by identifying and separating its different components.
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Do Plants Need Light?
Slide SetLearn helpful techniques for how to best teach the lesson "Do Plants Need Light?" in which students learn about plant growth and development.
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Plant Parts You Eat
Slide SetFind out tips and learn techniques for teaching the lesson, "Plant Parts You Eat," in which students learn about consumers, producers, plants, and that people rely on different plants and plant parts for food.
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Food Webs
Slide SetDiscover how to best teach the lesson, "Food Webs," in which students construct food webs for six different ecosystems and learn about interactions among producers and consumers.
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Digestion
Slide SetPrepare yourself for teaching the activity, "Digestion," in which students learn about digestion of foods by observing the action of meat tenderizer on luncheon meat.
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Bio Build-up
Slide SetFind out the best way to guide students in the lesson, "Bio Build-up," where they make a model of a simple food chain and learn how toxins can accumulate in consumers at the top of the food chain.
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They're Everywhere: Bacteria
Slide SetLet this demonstration slide set guide you in teaching the activity, "They're Everywhere: Bacteria," where students discover bacteria are truly everywhere, and learn about food contamination.
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Using Food Labels
Slide SetFollow the steps in this demonstration slide set, "Using Food Labels," to help students understand the information found on them and how to use them to make better food choices.
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Safe Food Preparation
Learn how best to conduct the activity, "Safe Food Preparation," in which students learn how to safety prepare food as they make ice cream.
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Healthy Snacks (post-assessment)
Slide SetLearn about what you need to teach "Healthy Snacks," where students rank food labels from most to least healthy, and justify their rankings.
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