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Eat Food in Season! It will shrink your food footprint…

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1 Eat Food in Season! It will shrink your food footprint…

2 Guessing Game! Try to guess the season in which each fruit and vegetable becomes ripe. SpringSummer FallWinter

3 Helpful Hints: Think about the stages that a plant goes through when it grows… Leaves, buds, flowers, green fruits, ripe fruits, hard fruits...

4 Helpful Hints… SpringSummer FallWinter … all animal foods (meat, eggs, fish) … generally more leafy …generally fruits that are colourful when ripe … generally big, hard shelled fruits with seeds inside …generally green, developed veggies …generally juicy and wet plants Spinach Broccoli Cucumber Pumpkin Red Pepper

5 Helpful Hints… Leafy Headed Juicy Green Colourful Hard

6 SpringSummer FallWinter

7 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage

8 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage

9 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach

10 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach

11 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin

12 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin

13 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus

14 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus

15 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry

16 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry

17 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper

18 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper

19 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb

20 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb

21 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb Blueberry

22 SpringSummer FallWinter Cabbage Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb Blueberry

23 SpringSummer FallWinter Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb Blueberry Squash Cabbage

24 SpringSummer FallWinter Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb Blueberry Squash Cabbage

25 SpringSummer FallWinter Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb Blueberry Squash Cabbage Cucumber

26 SpringSummer FallWinter Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb Blueberry Squash Cabbage Cucumber

27 SpringSummer FallWinter Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb Blueberry Squash Cabbage Cucumber Broccoli

28 SpringSummer FallWinter Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb Blueberry Squash Cabbage Cucumber Broccoli

29 SpringSummer FallWinter Spinach Pumpkin Asparagus Strawberry Pepper Rhubarb Blueberry Squash Cabbage Cucumber Broccoli Sweet potato

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