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This document outlines a lesson plan on grains. The lesson will define what a grain is, identify the parts of a grain, and explain the difference between whole wheat and whole grain. Students will learn about refined grains and the nutritional benefits of whole grains compared to refined grains. They will also learn to identify some common types of grains.
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