WEEK 5 TERM 2
Section outline
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WELCOME to 7C2PEH! :-)
We will dive into our context this term.
Learning Intention:
We are developing our understanding of historical games/sports that have shaped our own personal histories and that of New Zealand.
Success Criteria
- List games, activities, sports that are found in NZ culture and then list games, activities, and sports that are found in your culture.
- Understand how different cultures have different sports that lead to our own personal histories.
- Participate in a variety of activities from NZ Maori Culture.
- Participate in a variety of activities from overseas cultures.
- Find ways in which these different cultural activities and lead to creations of very different personal histories around the world.
Term 1 CONTEXT - TAONGA
MONDAY - In-class
We will review the food pyramid as a community resource that can help us each healthy
Serving Sizes/Food Per Meal.
Serving size plate up activity. Pretzels.
- serve yourself some pretzels. Now look at the serving size. Different? Why?
- Deck of cards = 3 ounce serving of meat/protein
- Tennis ball = serving of fruit or 1/2 cup ice cream
- Fist = 1 cup serving vegetables and grains
- Tip of thumb = dressings, butter or cream cheese
- 4 dice = 1 ounce of cheese
A normal plate . . . .
The best way to help your kids learn portion sizes is the divided plate method. Take a look at your plate and visually divide it in 4 sections.
- 1/4 should be meat/protein equal to a deck of cards or size of a palm of hand
- 1/4 of the plate should be whole grains such as breads, pasta or rice equal to a CD.
- 1/4 of the plate should be vegetables equal to a tennis ball/this portion could be ¼-1/2 of the plate
- 1/4 of the plate should be fruit the size of a yo-yo or replace fruit with another vegetable
WEDNESDAY - Practical session
THURSDAY - Practical session
EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING different cultural games by discovering and participating in new games.
- We are EXPLORING aspects of nutrition by researching community resources that support healthy eating. > our first community resource was the Food Pyramid