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Vegetables
Natural Science
Parts of a Vegetable Plant
Concept: Understanding different parts of a vegetable plant (root, stem, leaf, flower, and fruit).
Activity: Draw and label a diagram of a carrot, showing its root, stem, and leaves. Discuss the function of each part and why certain vegetables grow underground. (DoBE, 2011, p.17)
Nutritional Benefits of Vegetables
Concept: Learning about the nutritional value of different vegetables (e.g., vitamins and minerals).
Activity: Create a vegetable chart with pictures and list their health benefits. Discuss which vitamins help the body grow and stay healthy. (DoBE, 2011, p.18)
Technology
Designing a Vegetable Garden
Concept: Planning and designing a vegetable garden layout.
Activity: Learners draw a garden layout on graph paper, choosing which vegetables to plant based on sunlight and water needs. Discuss why certain vegetables are placed in specific spots. (DoBE, 2011, p.22)
Building a Simple Compost Bin
Concept: Using recycled materials to create a compost bin for vegetable scraps.
Activity: In groups, build a simple compost bin using a cardboard box. Discuss the importance of composting for plant growth and reducing waste. (DoBE, 2011, p.23)
Social Science
History of Farming in South Africa
Concept: Understanding the role of vegetables in traditional South African agriculture.
Activity: Learners interview a local farmer or elder in the community about which vegetables were traditionally grown and their uses. Create a short class presentation based on their findings. (DoBE, 2011, p.20)
Vegetable Trade and Markets
Concept: Understanding how vegetables are traded and sold in local markets.
Activity: Set up a mock vegetable market in class. Each learner plays the role of a farmer or customer. Discuss pricing, trade, and the role of the market in the community. (DoBE, 2011, p.21)