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Observe and describe key features
Observe people, objects, places or living things in Food for Health and describe important features.
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Food for Health
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Classify and compare examples
Group examples from Food for Health using visible features, uses, needs or relationships.
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Explain simple cause-and-effect links
Explain why a change, habit, action or condition in Food for Health leads to a result.
4
Ask questions and use evidence
Frame simple investigable questions and use observations or data from Food for Health as evidence.
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Apply learning to daily life
Choose safe, healthy, caring or responsible actions connected to Food for Health.
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Recognise care for people and nature
Identify ways to protect health, resources, community spaces or living things in Food for Health.
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Interpret pictures, maps or simple data
Use pictures, maps, tables, diagrams or observations from Food for Health to answer questions.
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Use key terms correctly
Use important vocabulary and concept words from Food for Health accurately.
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Evaluate choices and common misconceptions
Identify better choices, unsafe actions, false ideas or incomplete explanations in Food for Health.
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