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What's
for Lunch?
Background
Information
Procedure
Farm
& Store
Product Match-Up
Lunch
Breakdown
Farming in
My State
Agricultural
Occupations
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Objective
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The students will trace the origins of the ingredients of
a hamburger from the soil to their plate. |
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The students will realize all the different jobs required
to produce the food we eat and the clothes we wear. |
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Grade Level 1-3
S- K.5A-C; 1.5A,B; 2.5A,B; 3.5A,B SS- K.6A-B; 1.7A-C; 2.10A-C; 3.8A-C
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Grade Level 4-6
S- 4.5A,B; 5.5A,B
SS- 6.9A,B
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Objectives |
| Reading: 3, 4, 5, 6 |
1, 3 |
| Science: 5 |
2, 3, 4 |
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Materials |
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Pencils, map colors, crayons, rulers, lined paper. |
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Construction paper; bun (gold), meat (brown), lettuce and
pickles (green), tomato (red), cheese (yellow or orange). |
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"From Farm to You" activity sheet |
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"What's To Eat?" activity sheet |
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"Farm/Store Products" Matching activity |
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Assessment
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Students will construct a hamburger from colored
construction paper, tracing each ingredient back to its source. |
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Students will write descriptive sentences, paragraphs or
a composition using the information in objective 1. |
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