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What Influences What We Eat?

Students will interview their parents or family members to determine what types of foods they eat and why they eat those specific foods. Students will record their own eating patterns for thee days and will connect to other students around the world using Skype or Kidsblog to find out if their eating habits are any different. After students have gathered their data, they will create a Voicethread to share their results. This Voicethread will be published on the class website and shared with our parent group as well as to our guest country.

around the world.

Teacher Plans

Project Overview Plan
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Materials

Research Notebook
Daily Journal
Daily Task Schedule

Interview Information for Teachers

Interview Guide for Teachers
Teach Interviewing Through Story Telling - For Teachers

Interview Information for Students

Step 1 - Research information on your topic.
Step 2 - Create questions - open ended questions give you the most infomation.
Step 3 - Plan your interview time.
Step 4 - Conduct your interview and either record the responses or write them down on paper.
Step 5 - Review your notes and highlight the information that you think would be helpful in answering the driving question, "What influences what we eat?"
Step 6 - Use this information for your presentation (Voice Thread).
How to Conduct an Interview

Voicethread.com

Go to your Voicethread account and create a new Voicethread.  Make sure that you have already gathered your data from your interviews and reviewed what you found out.  Create pages that help you share what you found out about the driving question, "What factors influence what we eat?"

Canadian Food Guide - Click for full PDF version
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How much is a serving?
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More information on serving sizes:

Vegetables and Fruit Serving Sizes
Grain Products
Milk and Alternatives
Meat and Alternatives


Track What You Eat for Three Days

Boys and Girls Ages 4-8 Food Tracker
Boys and Girls Ages 9-13 Food Tracker

Tally and Record What You Eat for Three Days


Graph Your 3 Day Results 


Culminating Activity

Students will bring in a potluck dish that represents one of their families cultures.  We will have a lovely meal together and invite CARE to give a presentation on the Diwalli celebration in India.

Photos taken from http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/food-guide-aliment/order-commander/index-eng.php
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