Healthy Eating Shopping Bags

Product Code: SC10054

A lively game where children match real-life food images to their groups, promoting healthy eating.

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Interactive Learning: Children engage with real-life food images, matching them to corresponding groups, which enhances their understanding of food categories and nutritional values.
Enhances Learning: This game provides a practical method for introducing children to different food groups and the basics of a balanced diet, enriching their learning experience within the educational framework.
Reusable Educational Resource: Designed for repeated use in classroom settings, this game ensures lasting value, enabling educators to repeatedly use it as a fun and educational resource in their teaching of healthy eating habits.
Comprehensive Teaching Tool: Includes an Eatwell guide and a detailed teacher's booklet, providing extensive resources to support effective nutrition education.
Nutrition and Science: Facilitates an understanding of scientific food classification and promotes healthy eating habits through engaging gameplay.

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A lively game where children match real-life food images to their groups, promoting healthy eating.

This engaging game offers a practical introduction to healthy eating by having children match real food images to the appropriate food groups represented by shopping bags. It's an exciting way to teach nutritional principles and the importance of a balanced diet.

The game features a comprehensive set of materials including durable, easy-to-handle cards and colourful shopping bags, designed for repeated classroom use. This supports educators in delivering clear and effective lessons on food classification.
Included are an Eatwell guide and a detailed teacher's booklet. These supplementary materials provide in-depth content for facilitating discussions on various food groups, ensuring that children receive a well-rounded education in food and nutrition linked to the curriculum.