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vegetables
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Content: Techniques like canning, freezing, and pickling help extend the shelf life of vegetables and reduce food waste.
Activity: Conduct a class activity where students make pickles using cucumbers and discuss the science behind preservation.
Skills Developed: Practical skills, experimentation, and understanding of food science.
- Natural Science
Sub-topic 1: Nutritional Value
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Content: Vegetables are rich in essential nutrients like vitamin C (in bell peppers) and vitamin A (in carrots) that are crucial for health.
Activity: Create a nutrition poster that lists various vegetables alongside their nutritional benefits.
Skills Developed: Research skills, data analysis, and visual presentation.
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Content: Understanding the stages of growth from seed to harvest, including germination, growth, flowering, and fruiting.
Activity: Conduct a simple experiment by planting bean seeds and observing their growth over a few weeks, recording changes.
Skills Developed: Observation, inquiry, and record-keeping.
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- Social Science
Sub-topic 1: Cultural Significance of Vegetables
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Content: Different cultures incorporate vegetables into their traditional dishes, highlighting their importance in various diets.
Activity: Research a vegetable dish from another culture and present its ingredients and cultural significance to the class.
Skills Developed: Cultural awareness, research, and public speaking.
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- Technology
Sub-topic 1: Food Preservation Techniques