2. 1. Where does your food come from?
LR2 > How many roads has my food travelled on?
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1. Where does your food come from?
Read through the following slides and respond to the questions in your workbook. Be ready to share with a partner or the class.
Think about ice cream, yum! How does ice cream get to your plate? Do you know?
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Paddock to Plate: Where does my food come from?

3. 2. Think: What do the following terms mean
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2. Think: What do the following terms mean
Paddock to Plate
Farm to Factory
Farm to Fork
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4. 3. Do you like fish and chips?
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3. Do you like fish and chips?
How many steps do you think there is to get the chips to your plate?
How many steps to get the fish to your plate?
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4. Do you like jelly beans?
How do these sweet treats get to your plate? Any ideas?
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6. 5. Think and answer LR2 > How many roads has my food travelled on?
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5. Think and answer
Why is important to know the paddock to plate journey of your food?
Who is responsible for getting our food to our plate?
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7. 6. “But peas come from the freezer …”
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6. “But peas come from the freezer …”
Why would someone think that peas came from the freezer?
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Paddock to Plate: Where does my food come from?