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Food I Eat Writing Activity

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Created by Teacher(s): Elizabeth Ward, Dena James|Published on: December 21, 2023
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In this writing activity, students explore the foods they eat and where those foods come from. For example, a student might write that the ingredients in their hamburger come from a farm. This activity is a great companion to a study on food, food production, and food waste. Some key points to teach may include the following:
  • impact of food waste on climate change
  • emissions from food production
  • inequality in access to food, (i.e., food deserts)
  • native vs. imported foods
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Subjects: English Language Arts
Duration: 30 minutes
Region: Global
Posted on Dec 21, 2023

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