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Chilled Food Association
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New Product Development (Key Stage Two)
From the Chilled Food Association, this resource helps children to think about the development of a new food product. The materials are aimed at STEM ambassadors but they can readily be adapted for use by teachers in the classroom.
The materials consist of a lesson plan, stimulus materials and suggested activities. These activities see children investigating the different stages in the development of a new food product. This includes:
* the roles of sensory scientists and taste panels
* extending children's taste vocabulary
* understand how to wash hands properly and why it is important
* look at product packaging and marketing
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New product KS2 lesson plan 160.86 KB
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Visual timetable 1.27 MB
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Basic tastes 220.7 KB
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Food safety rules 92.29 KB
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Smiley scale 259.35 KB
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Taste tally 119.39 KB
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Adapting the recipe 57.27 KB
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Key stage 1 lesson plan 213.37 KB
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New product KS2 lesson plan 160.86 KB -
Visual timetable 1.27 MB -
Basic tastes 220.7 KB
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Food safety rules 92.29 KB
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Smiley scale 259.35 KB
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Taste tally 119.39 KB
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Adapting the recipe 57.27 KB
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Key stage 1 lesson plan 213.37 KB
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