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A varied and balanced diet. What does it mean? What is the role of the nutrients found in our food?
Why do we need to process food before eating it? Understanding food labels.
Understanding the economic and environmental implications of producing food
Why do we need food? How can we get all we need to run, play and feel good?
The digestive system
string, a tape measure, scissors
Use the string to show the length of an 'unravelled' digestive tract:
First, try to estimate these amounts.
Then carry out the experiment again, this time using a tape measure.
How accurate was your estimate? Was it too low? Was it too high?