Games for 23 complex board 24 4-5 children who can games follow a game with rules and turn taking etc. Activity 9 answers Session 3 Session 3, activity 2 answers 1 Fats/oils and or sugar. A little bit of these foods every day: – These foods are a concentrated source of energy but research has shown that too meat pies sausages many saturated fats (animal fats) may cakes & biscuits result in heart disease in later life. They butter are often found in processed foods. So eat a small amount from this group and choose foods that contain unsaturated fats. Group 2 High Protein Foods Less than a (two portions) of these – foods along with dairy foods provide every day: the main source of protein in the diet meat & fish which is essential for growth and repair in the body. eggs tofu nuts & seeds Milk & Dairy products Almost a sixth (three portions) of these Group 3 – These foods contain protein, vitamin A & every day: B (for the healthy working of the nervous milk system) and are rich sources of calcium. yoghurt One pint a day will ensure a child gets enough calcium to form healthy bones cheese fromage frais and teeth and if milk is not taken then more of the other foods from this group must be taken instead.
Games for children who can follow a game with rules and turn taking etc. 23 complex board games 24 4-5 Activity 9 answers Session 3 Session 3, activity 2 answers 1 – Fats/oils and or sugar. These foods are a concentrated source of energy but research has shown that too many saturated fats (animal fats) may result in heart disease in later life. They are often found in processed foods. So eat a small amount from this group and choose foods that contain unsaturated fats. A little bit of these foods every day: meat pies sausages cakes & biscuits butter Group 2 – High Protein Foods foods along with dairy foods provide the main source of protein in the diet which is essential for growth and repair in the body. Less than a (two portions) of these every day: meat & fish eggs tofu nuts & seeds Group 3 – Milk & Dairy products These foods contain protein, vitamin A & B (for the healthy working of the nervous system) and are rich sources of calcium. One pint a day will ensure a child gets enough calcium to form healthy bones and teeth and if milk is not taken then more of the other foods from this group must be taken instead. Almost a sixth (three portions) of these every day: milk yoghurt cheese fromage frais
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