LESSON 3 - Healthy and Unhealthy.pptx

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The document discusses healthy and unhealthy foods. It identifies 10 healthy foods including winter squash, black-eyed beans, collard greens, sunflower seeds, celery, beets, lentils, Brussels sprouts, chickpeas, and green peas. It explains that healthy foods are good for the body and contain proteins, vitamins, and minerals. Healthy foods are grouped into meat/fish/eggs, milk/dairy, and fruits/vegetables. Unhealthy foods are said to be bad for the body and contain additives, sugars, salts, and fats, examples being junk foods, soda, pizza, hot dogs, candies, cakes, fries, and burgers. The document encourages making

Healthy foods are
good for your body
and they help you
grow
and become strong.

Healthy foods
contains protein,
vitamins, or
minerals.

Vitamin B9
Folate (vitamin B-9) is
important in red
blood cell formation
and for healthy cell
growth and function.

Healthy Foods
Group 1
Meat, fish,
and eggs.

Healthy Foods
Group 2
Milk and Dairy
Products

Healthy Foods
Group 3
Fruits and
Vegetable

Unhealthy foods are
bad for your body.
They might give
you a tummy ache
or harm your teeth
if you eat too much

Unhealthy food
Contains additives,
colorings, sugar, salt,
and fats.

Unhealthy food
Junk foods, soda, pizza,
hotdog, candies, cakes,
fries, and burgers.

additives
substances added to
food to maintain
or improve its safety,
freshness, taste,
texture, or appearance.

Activity
Make a poster that
represents the healthy
And unhealthy habits.

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