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SCIENCE
M A N M E E T K AU R
CHAPTER 1-
FOOD: WHERE
DOES IT COME
FROM?
FOOD
• The substance which we eat every day,
containing various edible components that
provide us energy and materials that help
our body to grow and remain healthy are
called food.
• There are two main sources of food: plants
and animals
• Nutrients are the components of food which
are required by our body. Some major
nutrients are: carbohydrates,protein,fats,
vitamins and minerals.
INGREDIENTS- THE MATERIALS THAT ARE NEEDED TO
PREPARE A PARTICULARTYPE OF DISH ARE CALLED
INGREDIENTS
Food items Ingredients Source of ingredients
Roti/ chapatti Atta, water Plant (wheat)
Dal Pluses, water, salt , oil,
spices
Plant
FOOD SOURCES
• The ingredients of a food item can be obtained
from either plants or animals.
• So there are plant products and animal products.
• E.g., We get rice grains from rice plants.
• Chicken is an animal source of food.
• Items like salt and water make a third category.
PLANT
PRODUCTS
•The food products that we
get from plants are called
as the plant products.
•E.g., ginger is the root of a
plant that we use in
cooking.
ANIMAL
PRODUCTS
•The food products that we
get from animals are
called animal products.
•E.g. Milk, butter, chicken,
meat, honey etc.
KEYWORDS
• Ingredients: Materials needed to prepare a dish or food are called its ingredients.
• Edible parts: Those parts (of a plant) which are eatable are called Edible parts
• Nectar: Sweet juices found in flowers are known as nectar.
• Sprouted seeds: Seeds which grow white thread like structures when soaked in water are
called sprouted seeds.
• Herbivore: Animals which eat plants and plant products like fruits, flowers, seeds, nectar,
etc., are called herbivores.
• Carnivore: Animals which eat other animals are called carnivores.
• Omnivore: Animals which eat both plants and their products, as well as other animals, are
called omnivores.
FOOD FROM
PLANTS
Green plants are known as producers because
they prepare their own food.They use light, air
(carbon dioxide),water, and chlorophyll (present
in their leaves) to prepare their food by the
process of photosynthesis.
Different plant parts serve as sources of food for
us. Fruits, vegetables, cereals, and pulses that we
eat are obtained from different parts of a plant.
Roots of plants like carrot, radish, turnip, sweet
potato, and beetroot are eaten
Stems of certain plants are eaten. For example, the stem of sugarcane plant is eaten and is also used to
make sugar.The stem and flower of the banana plant is cooked and eaten in different parts of India.
Certain plants have underground stems that we eat. Examples are potato, onion, garlic, and ginger
Leaves of plants like lettuce, spinach, cabbage, coriander,mint, and basil are eaten
Flowers of certain plants like cauliflower, broccoli, and banana are also eaten
Seeds Pulses like mung bean, kidney bean, chickpea, and cereals (wheat, maize, and rice) that we eat are
seeds of plants
Wheat grains are ground to make flour (atta) which is used to make chapattis. Cumin seeds, pepper,and
cardamom that we eat as spices are also seeds of different plants.
• Sprouted seeds (or sprouts) of
mung bean and chickpea (Bengal
gram) are very nutritious.
Sprouting involves soaking seeds
and draining the water and then
leaving them till they germinate.
Sprouts can be eaten raw as
salads or cooked.
Fruits and vegetables Plants also
provide us fruits and vegetables
FOOD FROM
ANIMAL:
• Animal products like meat,egg,honey,
milk,cheese,butter,and curd are
eaten by human beings.
Meat of animals like goat,chicken,fish,
and prawns is commonly eaten
• Egg Hen’s egg is the most common
bird egg eaten in the world. It is a rich
source of proteins and vitamins.Some
people also eat eggs of goose and
duck.
Honey: Honey is a sweet liquid made by bees from the nectar of flowers
Honey is collected from beehives. It is used in cooking and also has
medicinal value.
Milk: Milk is obtained from animals like cow, buffalo, and goat. Fig’1-8
Honev It is a very nutritious food item and is a rich source of proteins.
Milk also contains calcium, which is required for proper bone growth and
nerve function
WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT
Differentanimals have differentfeeding habits.Based on their feeding habits,animals can be divided into three groups:herbivores,carnivores,
and omnivores.
Herbivores
Herbivorous animals or herbivores (herbi,plant;vore,eater) are those that eat only plants and plant products.Cow,deer,
horse,giraffe,squirrel,and butterfly are examples of herbivores.
Carnivores
Carnivorous animals or carnivores (carni,meat;vore,eater) are those that only eat the flesh of other animals.Lion,tiger,
jackal,vulture,owl,eagle, snake, and spider are examples of carnivores.
Omnivores
Omnivorous animals or omnivores (omni,all; vore,eater) are those that eat both plants and flesh of other animals.Bear,
racoon,crow,and human beings are examples of omnivores.
• 1. Do you find that all living beings need the same kind of food?
• No, all living beings do not need the same kind of food. Some animals eat
plants as food, and they are called herbivores. Some animals eat other animals,
and they are called as Carnivores. Some others eat food from plant sources as
well as animals, and such living beings are called omnivores.
• 2. Name five plants and their parts that we eat.
• Brinjal- Fruit
• Groundnut- Seed
• Potato- Stem
• Spinach- Leaves
• Beetroot- Roots
EXTRA QUESTIONS
• Q1.Explain the importance of food for living organisms.
Answer:
Food is needed by all living organisms for the following reasons:
• It provides us energy to do various activities.
• It helps in growth.
• It helps in repair and replacementof damaged parts of the body.
• It protects us from infections and diseases.
• Q2.Why should we eat cooked food?
Answer:
Cooked food is easily digested by our body.It also kills harmful germs.Cooking increases the
taste of the food.That is why we should prefer cooked food.
• Q3.What is honey?What is its importance?
Answer:
A sweet substance (liquid) prepared by bees from the nectar,i.e.,sweet juice collected from
flowers, is called honey.
Honey consists of water, sugar,minerals and enzymes.It is easily digestible and used in
medicines as an antiseptic (which destroys the growth of microorganisms).
• Q4.Explain the terms:
• Herbivores,
• Carnivores and
• Omnivores.
• 1. Herbivores:Animals which eat only the plants or the plant products like fruits,flowers, seeds,
nectar,etc., are called herbivores.For example,deer,cow, rat,etc.
• 2. Carnivores:Animals which eat other animals are called carnivores.For example,tiger,lion,
etc.
• 3. Omnivores:Animals which eat both plants and their products as well as other animals are
called omnivores.For example,human beings,cat,crow, etc.
DRAW THE FOLLOWING ON BLANK
SIDE OF YOUR COPY
• Fig1.4 different edible parts of plant (page number-3)
• Draw 5 plant sources of food
• Draw 5 animal sources of food

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class 6 science chapter 1 food: where does it comes from?

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  • 3. FOOD • The substance which we eat every day, containing various edible components that provide us energy and materials that help our body to grow and remain healthy are called food. • There are two main sources of food: plants and animals • Nutrients are the components of food which are required by our body. Some major nutrients are: carbohydrates,protein,fats, vitamins and minerals.
  • 4. INGREDIENTS- THE MATERIALS THAT ARE NEEDED TO PREPARE A PARTICULARTYPE OF DISH ARE CALLED INGREDIENTS Food items Ingredients Source of ingredients Roti/ chapatti Atta, water Plant (wheat) Dal Pluses, water, salt , oil, spices Plant
  • 5. FOOD SOURCES • The ingredients of a food item can be obtained from either plants or animals. • So there are plant products and animal products. • E.g., We get rice grains from rice plants. • Chicken is an animal source of food. • Items like salt and water make a third category.
  • 6. PLANT PRODUCTS •The food products that we get from plants are called as the plant products. •E.g., ginger is the root of a plant that we use in cooking.
  • 7. ANIMAL PRODUCTS •The food products that we get from animals are called animal products. •E.g. Milk, butter, chicken, meat, honey etc.
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  • 10. KEYWORDS • Ingredients: Materials needed to prepare a dish or food are called its ingredients. • Edible parts: Those parts (of a plant) which are eatable are called Edible parts • Nectar: Sweet juices found in flowers are known as nectar. • Sprouted seeds: Seeds which grow white thread like structures when soaked in water are called sprouted seeds. • Herbivore: Animals which eat plants and plant products like fruits, flowers, seeds, nectar, etc., are called herbivores. • Carnivore: Animals which eat other animals are called carnivores. • Omnivore: Animals which eat both plants and their products, as well as other animals, are called omnivores.
  • 11. FOOD FROM PLANTS Green plants are known as producers because they prepare their own food.They use light, air (carbon dioxide),water, and chlorophyll (present in their leaves) to prepare their food by the process of photosynthesis. Different plant parts serve as sources of food for us. Fruits, vegetables, cereals, and pulses that we eat are obtained from different parts of a plant. Roots of plants like carrot, radish, turnip, sweet potato, and beetroot are eaten
  • 12. Stems of certain plants are eaten. For example, the stem of sugarcane plant is eaten and is also used to make sugar.The stem and flower of the banana plant is cooked and eaten in different parts of India. Certain plants have underground stems that we eat. Examples are potato, onion, garlic, and ginger Leaves of plants like lettuce, spinach, cabbage, coriander,mint, and basil are eaten Flowers of certain plants like cauliflower, broccoli, and banana are also eaten Seeds Pulses like mung bean, kidney bean, chickpea, and cereals (wheat, maize, and rice) that we eat are seeds of plants Wheat grains are ground to make flour (atta) which is used to make chapattis. Cumin seeds, pepper,and cardamom that we eat as spices are also seeds of different plants.
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  • 15. • Sprouted seeds (or sprouts) of mung bean and chickpea (Bengal gram) are very nutritious. Sprouting involves soaking seeds and draining the water and then leaving them till they germinate. Sprouts can be eaten raw as salads or cooked. Fruits and vegetables Plants also provide us fruits and vegetables
  • 16. FOOD FROM ANIMAL: • Animal products like meat,egg,honey, milk,cheese,butter,and curd are eaten by human beings. Meat of animals like goat,chicken,fish, and prawns is commonly eaten • Egg Hen’s egg is the most common bird egg eaten in the world. It is a rich source of proteins and vitamins.Some people also eat eggs of goose and duck.
  • 17. Honey: Honey is a sweet liquid made by bees from the nectar of flowers Honey is collected from beehives. It is used in cooking and also has medicinal value. Milk: Milk is obtained from animals like cow, buffalo, and goat. Fig’1-8 Honev It is a very nutritious food item and is a rich source of proteins. Milk also contains calcium, which is required for proper bone growth and nerve function
  • 18. WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT Differentanimals have differentfeeding habits.Based on their feeding habits,animals can be divided into three groups:herbivores,carnivores, and omnivores. Herbivores Herbivorous animals or herbivores (herbi,plant;vore,eater) are those that eat only plants and plant products.Cow,deer, horse,giraffe,squirrel,and butterfly are examples of herbivores. Carnivores Carnivorous animals or carnivores (carni,meat;vore,eater) are those that only eat the flesh of other animals.Lion,tiger, jackal,vulture,owl,eagle, snake, and spider are examples of carnivores. Omnivores Omnivorous animals or omnivores (omni,all; vore,eater) are those that eat both plants and flesh of other animals.Bear, racoon,crow,and human beings are examples of omnivores.
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  • 20. • 1. Do you find that all living beings need the same kind of food? • No, all living beings do not need the same kind of food. Some animals eat plants as food, and they are called herbivores. Some animals eat other animals, and they are called as Carnivores. Some others eat food from plant sources as well as animals, and such living beings are called omnivores. • 2. Name five plants and their parts that we eat. • Brinjal- Fruit • Groundnut- Seed • Potato- Stem • Spinach- Leaves • Beetroot- Roots
  • 21. EXTRA QUESTIONS • Q1.Explain the importance of food for living organisms. Answer: Food is needed by all living organisms for the following reasons: • It provides us energy to do various activities. • It helps in growth. • It helps in repair and replacementof damaged parts of the body. • It protects us from infections and diseases. • Q2.Why should we eat cooked food? Answer: Cooked food is easily digested by our body.It also kills harmful germs.Cooking increases the taste of the food.That is why we should prefer cooked food.
  • 22. • Q3.What is honey?What is its importance? Answer: A sweet substance (liquid) prepared by bees from the nectar,i.e.,sweet juice collected from flowers, is called honey. Honey consists of water, sugar,minerals and enzymes.It is easily digestible and used in medicines as an antiseptic (which destroys the growth of microorganisms). • Q4.Explain the terms: • Herbivores, • Carnivores and • Omnivores. • 1. Herbivores:Animals which eat only the plants or the plant products like fruits,flowers, seeds, nectar,etc., are called herbivores.For example,deer,cow, rat,etc. • 2. Carnivores:Animals which eat other animals are called carnivores.For example,tiger,lion, etc. • 3. Omnivores:Animals which eat both plants and their products as well as other animals are called omnivores.For example,human beings,cat,crow, etc.
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  • 24. DRAW THE FOLLOWING ON BLANK SIDE OF YOUR COPY • Fig1.4 different edible parts of plant (page number-3) • Draw 5 plant sources of food • Draw 5 animal sources of food