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Page 1: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

By Burscough Priory Science College

Food Technology

Page 2: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Objective-To understand the difference between foods from different continents.

Outcomes-To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent.

Page 3: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Starter-We will display on the board traditional foods and the pupils have to work in pairs to guess which continents they are from.

Page 4: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Can you guess which continent these foods are from?Blue=Black=Red= Green=Yellow=

Page 5: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

What is going to happen in the lesson?- Get into 5 groups- Each group is given one of the Continents

- They will research the food of their continent and choose one of their choice

- Plan the meal, and arrange who will bring in the ingredients.

Page 6: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

The Five Continents

Page 7: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Asia

Page 8: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Africa

Page 9: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

America

Page 10: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Europe

Page 11: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Australasia

Page 12: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

So what meals would you

produce with these

ingredients?

Page 13: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Ideas For meals:

Africa:Chicken (protein)

Rice (carbohydrates)Beans and peas

(vegetables)

Page 14: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Ideas for meals:

Europe:Red meat and chickenAny green vegetables

Pasta

Page 15: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Ideas for meals:America:

America Beef (Burger)Potato- chipsVegetables

Page 16: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Ideas for meals:

Asia:Rice

ChickenCurry

MushroomsPepper corns

spices

Page 17: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Ideas for meals:Australasia:

Sweet potatoesYamsRelish

Fish, seafoodSoup

Page 18: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Homework:What can you find out about these

methods of cooking

Page 19: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Europe Oven

Page 20: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Africa

Boiling

Page 21: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Asia Stir fry Roast fry Roasting Steaming blancing

Page 22: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

Australasia Luau

Page 23: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

America

Grilling Spit roasting Stone boiling

Page 24: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

We hope you have enjoyed our presentation and look forward to you trying our lesson in your school!!

Page 25: Objective- To understand the difference between foods from different continents. Outcomes- To plan a suitable meal, for an Olympian, from each continent

By Burscough Priory Science College

Food Technology


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