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Teacher Lesson Plans: Kids Food- Nutrition Vocabulary Word Searches
Mar 03, 2009
About this Lesson Plan
- Subject: Health/Nutrition
- Duration: 20-30 minutes
- Grades: 2-5
- Ages: 6-13
- Reading Levels: Intermediate
- Prerequisite Knowledge and Skills: Basic knowledge of the My Plate or Food Pyramid, Basic computer & mouse skills
Chef Solus’ Nutrition Word Searches Lesson Plan
Topic/task |
Objective |
Domain and Level |
Reinforce Food Groups
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Students will select the puzzle based on a
specific food group.
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Cognitive - Knowledge |
Students will relate the words they are
searching for the to chosen food group.
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Cognitive - Synthesis |
Promote the enjoyment
of nutrition
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Students will combine the jumbled letters
to form words.
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Cognitive - Synthesis |
Reinforce mouse skills. |
Students will connect the letters together
using the mouse to form words.
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Psychomotor - Coordination
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Chef Solus' Food Words Search Game:
This is a word search game with two difficulty levels in which the students look for words related to General Food Knowledge, Grains, Vegetables, Fruit, Milk, or Meat.
There are two levels of difficulty:
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The Easy Wordsearch has an 8 x 8 letter grid with 7 words to find in the word search; words are vertical, horizontal, diagonal, forwards and backwards. The font size is larger for younger readers.
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The Hard Wordsearch has an 12 x 12 letter grid and has 15 words to find in the word search; words are vertical, horizontal, diagonal, forwards and backwards.
Each level has it's own timer so that the students can measure how long each word search takes.
When students find a word amongst the jumble, they click and drag their mouse over the word and it will become encircled. Students will try to locate all the words from the list.
Materials:
Teaching Tips:
Procedure:
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Guide the students to Chef Solus Word Search Puzzle
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After the students have found all the words, have the students take turns defining the words that appear in the food category selected. Do they see or hear those words often? Where do they see or hear them? Ask them to look at the various words in the puzzle and determine what message the puzzle is saying about that food group.
Written on Mar 03, 2009
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Last updated on Aug 01, 2012
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