How to use Taste ‘n’ Tell Food Cards

We invited a selection of Teachers to describe the ways they implemented the card sets in the classroom. The following are just a few of their creative ideas, in no particular order:

“We asked pupils to read the rhymes out loud and to memorise them.”

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“We discussed the meaning of words in the rhymes pupils had never heard.”

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“We asked pupils to think of other words associated with food that rhyme,e.g.

what rhymes with bake? (cake)

 

what rhymes with peach? (beach)”

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“They asked pupils to draw a picture relating to the rhyme.”

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“We asked pupils to draw a picture relating to the rhyme. “

“Where appropriate they brought in food samples e.g., porridge oats to look at and discuss texture etc.”

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“We discussed whether the food depicted on the cards could be described as sweet, sour, salty or bitter”

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“We asked pupils on memorising the rhymes to repeat them at home and share their new knowledge about food.”

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