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Fun way to learn about healthy eating; farming.


A NEW user-friendly multimedia resource called The Grain Chain offers children a fun way to learn about healthy eating and an insight into the "field to fork (1) To split into a different direction. See forked version.

(2) In Unix, to make a copy of a process for execution.

(3) In the Macintosh file system, a fork is a top- level structure that separates data folders and files from other resources. See HFS.
" cycle of how wheat wheat, cereal plant of the genus Triticum of the family Gramineae (grass family), a major food and an important commodity on the world grain market. Wheat Varieties and Their Uses
 is grown and used to produce breads and cereals.

Developed with input from teachers, this latest learning resource which is accessible on www.grainchain.com can be used both in the classroom and at home with family and friends.

It offers visual, up-to-date materials including activity sheets, games and quizzes which cover the key topics of arable farming, milling, cooking and nutrition nutrition, study of the materials that nourish an organism and of the manner in which the separate components are used for maintenance, repair, growth, and reproduction. Nutrition is achieved in various ways by different forms of life. .

Teachers are offered the benefits of interactive white board activities as an additional classroom resource plus a dedicated Teachers section which includes detailed lesson plans and curriculum details.

The Grain Chain covers all age groups from five to 16 years.

Given the current debate around the need to teach children cooking skills, there are a range of easy recipes with clear explanations, ranging from breakfast to healthy treats and party food.
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Title Annotation:Features
Publication:The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Date:Oct 2, 2007
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