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F4 - Food packaging

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  • What is the "use-by" date?
    The lasy day that the food should be used.
  • What is this?
    A can of soda
  • What is this?
    A packet of cereal
  • What is this?
    A box of eggs
  • What is this?
    A cardboard tube
  • Ask a question about the pot of yogurt.
    How much yogurt is there? How much does the pot weigh?
  • This is an example of a____. How do you know?
    Advertising.
  • What is this?
    A bar of chocolate
  • What materials do packaging come in?
    Cardboard, aluminum, glass, plastic, paper
  • What is this?
    A caton of milk
  • Say what you shouldn't do when you cook...
    Touch hot pans, cook without an adult, leave the kitchen when gas or electric pans are on, put hot plates on the table...
  • What is this?
    A bag of carrots.
  • What is this?
    A tin of tuna
  • What does "advertising" mean?
    Pictures that include colorful photos with happy people.
  • What is this?
    A jar of honey
  • What is this?
    A pot of yogurt.
  • What is this?
    A bottle of water
  • What is this?
    A tub of ice cream
  • Ask a question about the jar.
    How many sweets are in the jar? How much does the jar of sweets weigh?
  • Say 2 things you shouldn't do at the supermarket.
    go shopping when you're hungry, buy food with a lot of sugar, buy food with a lot of salt, buy things you don't need...
  • What information can you find on food packaging?
    You can find ingredients, weight, and additives.
  • Name 3 ingredients from your favorite recipe.
    salt, pepper, tomatoes, carrots, garlic, lemon....
  • Say 2 things you should do at the supermarket.
    check the 'sell-by' date, look at ingredients and additives, buy healthy food, check the price and quantity,
  • Say what you should do when you cook...
    Wash your hands, be careful with sharp knives, clean the kitchen, wash dirty plates and pans...
  • What is the "sell-by date"
    The last day that the food can be sold.