Preparing simple healthy snacks
Select and prepare simple healthy foods by washing, tearing, peeling, spreading, cutting soft foods with a child-safe knife and combining ingredients
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- Choose healthy ingredients for a snack (e.g. a fruit kebab or a salad wrap) and explain why they are healthy
- Prepare the snack by washing, peeling, spreading and cutting soft foods with a child-safe knife under supervision
- Follow simple picture steps to combine the ingredients and serve the snack
“Can your child make a simple healthy snack — like a fruit kebab or a wrap — by washing, peeling, spreading and cutting soft foods with a safe knife?”
Curriculum record
- Type
- Procedural
- Subject
- Life Skills
- Domain
- Food & Cooking
- Age range
- Ages 6–8
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