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The document discusses different types of food including fruits, vegetables, and foods from plants and animals. It lists several fruits like bananas, pears, pineapples, kiwis, plums, and apples. It also lists vegetables such as carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, and lettuces. It notes that fruits and vegetables come from plants, while some foods like eggs, meat, fish, and milk come from animals. The document emphasizes the importance of eating three healthy meals per day including breakfast, lunch, and dinner and drinking water for good health.
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Apples and pears are fruits, while carrots and potatoes are vegetables. Both fruits and vegetables are plant-based foods that provide nutrition, but too much chocolate and ice cream can be unhealthy. A balanced diet includes eating three meals a day - breakfast, lunch and dinner - which should incorporate fruits and vegetables as well as drinking water for good health. Proper hygiene also contributes to wellness, such as washing hands before eating, and brushing and washing one's face after meals.
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This document appears to be a teacher's presentation for an English lesson that asks and answers questions about food, health, and nutrition. It includes questions about the students' favorite foods and daily eating habits. It also lists foods and categorizes them as healthy or not healthy. It discusses the importance of a balanced diet with vitamins, protein, and minerals for health. It contains reading comprehension questions and prompts students to complete sentences about different nutrients found in various foods.
food
This document appears to be a teacher's presentation for an English lesson that asks and answers questions about food, health, and nutrition. It includes questions about favorite foods, breakfast, lunch, fruit, vegetables, chocolate and which foods are considered healthy or not healthy. It also includes proverbs about health, sentences to complete, and statements to identify as true or false related to vitamins, minerals, protein, fat, sugar and a healthy diet.
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Fruits and vegetables are an important part of a healthy diet and should be incorporated more. Fruits provide many benefits as they are full of nutrients, hydrating, and tasty. Fruit can be added to meals and snacks in many ways, such as in smoothies, on cereal, as dried fruit or in salads. Preparing fruit ahead of time makes it more likely to be grabbed as a snack instead of unhealthy options.
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FOOD
- 2. Bananas are fruit. Pears are fruit. Pineapples are
- 3. Kiwis are fruit. Plums are fruit. Apples are fruit.
- 5. Carrots are vegetables. Potatoes are vegetables.
- 6. Tomatoes are vegetables ettuces are vegetables.
- 7. Fruit and vegetables are for you good
- 8. Too much chocolate and ice cream is not good for you
- 9. Some food comes Fruit from plants. and vegetables come from plants. Oranges come from plants. Cucumbers come from plants.
- 10. Some food comes from animals. Eggs, meat, fish and milk come from animals
- 11. cow Milk and cheese come s from
- 12. m and sausages comes from pigs.
- 13. gs and chicken come from hens
- 14. MY MEALS
- 15. I have breakfast
- 16. I have lunch
- 17. I have dinner
- 18. It’s important to eat three healthy meals every day and drink a lot of water.
- 19. HEALTHY HABITS
- 21. Wash your hands before your dinner
- 22. Brush your teeth after your dinner
- 23. Wash your face after your dinner