S1 Topic 2. A Balanced Diet Explanatory Notes for Teachers. Level: S1 Topic: Balanced Diet

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A Balanced Diet Explanatory Notes for Teachers S1 Topic 2 Level: S1 Topic: Balanced Diet Supporting Teaching Materials: Students worksheet Students Prior Knowledge Before this ELA unit, students have related life experience about healthy eating habits. They should have learnt the words about this unit through the medium of Chinese. Aims and Objectives I. Content Objectives After the ELA activities, students should be able to use English to: 1. describe good practice in relation to a balance diet and 2. give examples of food that gives necessary nutrition for a balanced diet. II. Language Objectives After the ELA activities, students should be able to: 1. understand and use the English terms related to this topic (e.g., food, milk, rice, meat, green vegetables, food pyramid, contain, nutrition, protein, fat, carbohydrate, fat, mineral, vitamin, healthy diet, unhealthy diet, ill-balanced-feeding, fast food); 2. understand and use the English expressions for discussing how to have a balanced diet, e.g., - A food pyramid can help us to have a balanced diet. - We should eat more plant foods, such as fruits, vegetables and whole grains. - We should eat less fatty foods. - We should eat less fast food and junk food. - We should eat nutritious food. 3. understand and use the English expressions for discussing different kinds of nutrition we can get from different kinds of food, e.g., - Milk contains protein. We can get protein from milk. - Rice contains carbohydrates. We can get carbohydrates from rice. - Seafood contains minerals. We can get minerals from seafood. - Meat contains fats. We can get fats from meat. - Green vegetables contain vitamins. We can get vitamins from green vegetables. We know different kinds of food contain different kinds of nutrition for our health. S1 Topic 2: A Balanced Diet 1

Procedure: 1. The teacher should first help students to review their prior knowledge of the topic of balanced diet which they have studied through the medium of Chinese. 2. The teacher should review the key English words for the unit, perhaps by using visual material such as that available in the Wikipedia page for the food guide pyramid http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/food_guide_pyramid 3. The teacher can then present the worksheet A Balanced Diet and show students how to group the words according to whether they refer to food or nutrition. This helps students understand the semantic relationships between the new words. 4. The teacher then uses the table in the worksheet to present sentences about food and nutrition to the students. Then, the teacher gives an example of other ways to express the same ideas. Expression 1: Food contains different kinds of nutrition. Expression 2: We need a kind of nutrition from certain kind of food. After completing the gap fill task in the worksheet, students can move on to Task 1. 5. In this task, students give the correct words for (1) the name of the food type shown in the pictures and (2) the kind of nutrition provided by the food type. Students then select the words appropriate to complete the missing information in the text about the food pyramid. 6. To consolidate what students have learned, and give them practice in constructing sentences, the teacher should then move on to Task 2. In this task, students are asked to use the expression learnt to form sentences with correct word order. S1 Topic 2: A Balanced Diet 2

A Balanced Diet 1. Vocabulary We can put the vocabulary we have learned in this unit like this: A. Food contains nutrition 奶類 milk 肉類 meat 米 rice 綠色蔬菜 green vegetables 海鮮類 seafood 飲食金字塔 food pyramid B. Nutrition 蛋白質 protein 碳水化合物 carbohydrate 脂肪 fat 礦物質 mineral 維他命 vitamin C. Unhealthy diet 偏食 an unbalanced diet 快餐 fast food 2. Useful sentences We know different kinds of food contain different kinds of nutrition for our health. Food contains Different kinds of nutrition A food pyramid tells us how to have a balanced diet. milk contains protein rice contains carbohydrates seafood contains minerals meat contains fats green vegetables contains vitamins We can also tell what kinds of nutrition we can get from the kinds of food we eat. from milk. We can get from rice. from seafood. healthy from meat. vitamins from green S1 Topic 2: A Balanced Diet 3

Task 1: Short paragraph Write down the words about different kinds of food and different kinds of nutrition you learned about in this unit. Food Nutrition Select the most appropriate words for the missing parts of the text below. The food pyramid tells us how to have a balanced diet. We get from milk e.g. and. We need from rice. We can also get minerals from e.g. fish. We get some healthy from meat. We should take more green because they are rich in vitamins. S1 Topic 2: A Balanced Diet 4

Task 2: Short Answers The food pyramid tells us how to have a balanced diet. How can we get enough nutrition from what we eat? Form correct sentences to answer to the question. get/we/milk/from/protein/can we/carbohydrate/rice/need/from/ we/fat/meat/need/from/also minerals/contains/seafood vitamins/contain/green vegetables/because /more/vegetables/we/eat / can S1 Topic 2: A Balanced Diet 5

Answers A Balanced Diet 3. Vocabulary We can put the vocabulary we have learned in this unit like this: A. Food contains nutrition 奶類 milk 肉類 meat 米 rice 綠色蔬菜 green vegetables 海鮮類 seafood 飲食金字塔 food pyramid B. Nutrition 蛋白質 protein 碳水化合物 carbohydrate 脂肪 fat 礦物質 mineral 維他命 vitamin C. Unhealthy diet 偏食 an unbalanced diet 快餐 fast food 4. Useful sentences We know different kinds of food contain different kinds of nutrition for our health. Food contains Different kinds of nutrition A food pyramid tells us how to have a balanced diet. milk contains protein rice contains carbohydrates seafood contains minerals meat contains fats green vegetables contains vitamins We can also tell what kinds of nutrition we can get from the kinds of food we eat. protein from milk. We can get carbohydrates from rice. minerals from seafood. healthy diet from meat. vitamins from green vegetables S1 Topic 2: A Balanced Diet 6

Answers Task 1: Short paragraph Write down the words about different kinds of food and different kinds of nutrition you learned about in this unit. Food milk rice seafood meat green vegetables Nutrition protein Carbohydrates minerals fats vitamins Select the most appropriate words for the missing parts of the text below. The food pyramid tells us how to have a balanced diet. We get protein from milk e.g._cheese_ and _yoghurt. We need _cabohydrates_ from rice. We can also get minerals from seafood e.g. fish. We get some healthy _fats_ from meat. We should take more green _vegetables because they are rich in vitamins. S1 Topic 2: A Balanced Diet 7

Task 2: Short Answers Answers The food pyramid tells us how to have a balanced diet. How can we get enough nutrition from what we eat? Form correct sentences for the answers to the question. We can get protein from milk. get/we/milk/from/protein/can We need carbohydrate from rice. we/carbohydrate/rice/need/from/ We also need fat from meat. we/fat/meat/need/from/also Seafood contains minerals. minerals/contains/seafood We can eat more green vegetables because vegetables contain vitamins. vitamins/contain/ green vegetables/because /more/vegetables/we/ eat/ can S1 Topic 2: A Balanced Diet 8