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Overall rating 3 out of 53.3 (3 ratings)

Last updated 24 October 2012, created 17 April 2012, viewed 2,495

2 worksheets that relate to sorting symbols into vegetables and fruits and healthy and unhealthy foods. Ideal for SEN - fully supported with widgit symbols and useful for early years.

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Perfect for my SEN students that cannot read or write. Excellent resource.

from rbortoluzzi, 24 October 2012 		(report comment) 5 out of 5

just what I needed for my children to discuss in class. Thanks

from vickycats, 03 July 2012 		(report comment) 4 out of 5

Don't want to be miserable, but the latest thinking is that we shouldn't be calling food healthy or unhealthy. ( although everybody does!!) Any food in excess is not good, and it is not wrong to eat some food that is high in fat or sugar. The title should be "Food we should eat a lot of" "Food we shouldn't eat too often" It is all about balance and we are trying to get the children to eat a healthy diet overall. I suggest you change a couple of words and then this would become a really brilliant resource.

from lisgarten, 24 April 2012 		(report comment) 1 out of 5
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