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Very poor quiz. How can a jacket potato with butter not contain any fat? A good quality burger with salad can be just as balanced as a tuna sandwich. A roast dinner may be unbalanced if the roasties are cooked in lard and the vegetables are over cooked. The only thing this quiz might be useful for is to provoke discussion on how subjective the whole topic is, and how badly designed some quizzes are.
from suethestoryteller, 25 November 2012
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good interactive resource. Can use this with PCs in the classroom, if the internet is working that day in school.
from smedleyf, 04 March 2010
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Great Starter Activity. As a trainee teacher, I am looking for fun starters to kick start my lessons, and this certainly ticks the box for my lesson on 'The Balanced Diet' !!
Thank you.
from Christyne, 04 October 2009
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Starter activity. I like it - I'm going to use it as a starter activity for my year 8 lesson today.
For the person who could not work it out right - enter your name and then the game actually starts.
Thanks.
from tinaquick, 30 January 2009
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How does it work?. Do you write 'balanced' or 'unbalanced' in the box? Which plate are you referring to? What happens after you've written it in - I pressed Enter and the plates continued to twirl!
from aarkl, 14 January 2009
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