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🚂 Ed Express [033]
Good morning, everyone! It's Ed, and I'm thrilled to share a fresh batch of home-ed wisdom, resources, and encouragement. Get ready to be inspired!
Good morning, everyone! It's Ed, and I'm thrilled to share a fresh batch of home-ed wisdom, resources, and encouragement. Get ready to be inspired!
ENGLISH
10 quick-fire spelling questions, to start your day.
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MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE
Learning is not a spectator sport.
GEOGRAPHY
The World in Your Kitchen 🌍🍳
Today, we're embarking on a culinary journey around the world – without leaving your kitchen!
Your Mission:
To investigate the origins of the ingredients in your next meal and discover the fascinating geography behind them.
Instructions:
Choose a recipe for your next meal (breakfast, lunch, or dinner).
Look at the list of ingredients and try to identify their origins. Where in the world do these foods come from?
Use a map or globe to locate the countries or regions where each ingredient is grown or produced.
Research the climate and geography of these places. What makes them suitable for growing or producing these specific foods?
Discuss with your family or friends how these ingredients travelled from their origins to your kitchen. What transportation methods were used?
Bonus Challenges:
Try a recipe from a different country or culture. How are the ingredients and flavours different from what you're used to?
Create a map showing the origins of all the ingredients in your meal.
Research the environmental impact of transporting food over long distances. How can we make more sustainable food choices?
Learn about Fair Trade and how it supports farmers and producers in developing countries.
This activity encourages research skills, map reading, and an understanding of global food systems. It's a fun and delicious way to learn about different cultures and the interconnectedness of our world!
JOKE
A giggle a day keeps the learning blues away!
Q: Why did the picture go to jail?
A: Because it was framed!
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