Eating All Colors — Fruits and Vegetables
Exploring vitamins and minerals, their importance for health, and sources in common foods.
Key Questions
- Can you name three red foods, two yellow foods, and two green foods that you can eat?
- Why do you think parents and teachers tell us to eat many different fruits and vegetables?
- How do you think you would feel if you ate only one kind of food every single day?
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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