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Flying fruit
Using a huge wall map of the world, flower pots, compost and videos, children find out everything there is to know about the fruit they eat. They investigate where their fruit has travelled from, and what transport was used getting it to the UK. Children explore the different parts of fruit and compare the seeds of a variety of fruit. They plant seeds and observe the changes over time.
This resource has been produced as part of The Crunch, created by the Wellcome Trust to promote learning and discussions about our food, our health and our planet. By examining our relationships with food, and exploring cutting edge research, we can think about how we can eat in ways that can keep our planet and ourselves healthy.
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Flying fruit (teachers' notes) 1.13 MB
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Flying fruit (worksheet) 563.5 KB
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Flying fruit (presentation) 4.9 MB
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