TASTE is one of the five senses. It refers to the ability to detect the flavor.

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TASTE is one of the five senses. It refers to the ability to detect the flavor.

SWEET SUGAR

BITTER BITTER COCOA COFFEE

SALTY SALT

SOUR LEMON JUICE

SWEET BITTER SALTY SOUR COLOUR!

CARBOHYDRATES FAT PROTEINS

A food guide pyramid is a triangular nutrition guide divided into sections to show the recommended intake for each food group.

HOW TO CREATE… a food pyramid poster 1.Draw an equilateral triangle on your paper. This is a triangle where all three lines are equal. Use a ruler to keep the lines straight. The point will be at the top. 2.Separate the triangle into three parts: carbohydrates, proteins and fat. You will want to continue using your ruler to keep the lines as straight as possible.

3.Cut some pictures of various type of food. 4.Stick the pictures to the appropriate sections of the food pyramid

4.The food pyramid poster is ready to be used!

The food pyramid is an excellent learning tool for young children. To create an interactive food pyramid visit

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