o Cheese: Adds flavor and calcium. o School lunches 2.Fats: o Mineral Needed for Healthy Blood: Iron. o Peeler: For peeling vegetables. o Rub fat into the flour mixture. o Knife: For cutting. 5.Occasions for Serving Sandwiches: o Stir in sugar, fruit, and lemon rind. 4.Vitamins: o Grilled cheese sandwich o Wrap 3.Foods from Animals: Dishes include scrambled eggs, grilled fish, chicken curry. Sandwich Making Journal 5.Minerals: 1.Staple Foods: Rice, potatoes, wheat. 3.Ingredients for Rock Buns: o Chocolate chips o Cherries Food Groups Journal 3.Proteins: o Baking tray 6. Water: o Uses in the Diet: Helps in growth and repair of body tissues; builds muscles. o Blender: For blending ingredients. •Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, whole wheat toast, orange juice. 6.Suggested Fillings: o Vegetables: Adds fiber and vitamins. 1. Rubbing-in Method: A technique where fat is rubbed into flour using fingers until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. o Vitamin Aids with Night Blindness: Vitamin A. o Club sandwich o Slices of tomato Sample Meals Using Food Groups: 4.Vegetables: Used in salads, soups, stir- fries. o Sift flour and baking powder into a bowl. o Flour Nutrients Journal Simple Dish Idea: Fruit Smoothie o Vitamin Found in Citrus Fruits: Vitamin C. o Beat egg and stir into dry ingredients. o Parsley 1.Kitchen Tools: o Raisins 6.Fruits: Help with digestion, hydration, providing vitamins. o Picnics 2.Rock Buns: Light, crumbly tea- time cakes. o Eggs o Sieve o Lettuce 5.Legumes and Nuts: Lentils (used in dal), peanuts (used in sauces), chickpeas (used in hummus). 1.Carbohydrates: Assists in digestion. o Spread 2.Fats and Oils: Used in frying chicken, baking cakes. 1.Three Sandwich Types: •Lunch: Grilled chicken, vegetable salad, mashed potatoes, fruit smoothie. 4.Sandwich Garnishes: 3.Ingredients and Functions: o Refrigerator: For storing food. o Sugar o Peel banana and chop strawberries. o Whisk: For mixing ingredients. o Oven: For baking. o Function: Provides energy and insulation. 2.Kitchen Equipment: o Sources: Rice, bread. 5.Steps in Making Rock Buns: Maintains body temperature. o Nutrient Found in Red Meat: Iron. •Steps: o Examples: Butter, olive oil. 2.Parts of a Sandwich: o Butter o Functions: o Parties Kitchen Tools and Equipment Journal o Bread o Bread: Provides carbohydrates. o Mineral Needed for Strong Bones and Teeth: Calcium. •Ingredients: Milk, banana, strawberries. 4.Tools Used: o Filling Cake Making Journal (Rock Buns) o Function: Provides energy. o Mixing bowl o Blend with milk until smooth. o Wooden spoon o Cheese: Adds flavor and calcium. o School lunches 2.Fats: o Mineral Needed for Healthy Blood: Iron. o Peeler: For peeling vegetables. o Rub fat into the flour mixture. o Knife: For cutting. 5.Occasions for Serving Sandwiches: o Stir in sugar, fruit, and lemon rind. 4.Vitamins: o Grilled cheese sandwich o Wrap 3.Foods from Animals: Dishes include scrambled eggs, grilled fish, chicken curry. Sandwich Making Journal 5.Minerals: 1.Staple Foods: Rice, potatoes, wheat. 3.Ingredients for Rock Buns: o Chocolate chips o Cherries Food Groups Journal 3.Proteins: o Baking tray 6. Water: o Uses in the Diet: Helps in growth and repair of body tissues; builds muscles. o Blender: For blending ingredients. •Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, whole wheat toast, orange juice. 6.Suggested Fillings: o Vegetables: Adds fiber and vitamins. 1. Rubbing-in Method: A technique where fat is rubbed into flour using fingers until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. o Vitamin Aids with Night Blindness: Vitamin A. o Club sandwich o Slices of tomato Sample Meals Using Food Groups: 4.Vegetables: Used in salads, soups, stir- fries. o Sift flour and baking powder into a bowl. o Flour Nutrients Journal Simple Dish Idea: Fruit Smoothie o Vitamin Found in Citrus Fruits: Vitamin C. o Beat egg and stir into dry ingredients. o Parsley 1.Kitchen Tools: o Raisins 6.Fruits: Help with digestion, hydration, providing vitamins. o Picnics 2.Rock Buns: Light, crumbly tea- time cakes. o Eggs o Sieve o Lettuce 5.Legumes and Nuts: Lentils (used in dal), peanuts (used in sauces), chickpeas (used in hummus). 1.Carbohydrates: Assists in digestion. o Spread 2.Fats and Oils: Used in frying chicken, baking cakes. 1.Three Sandwich Types: •Lunch: Grilled chicken, vegetable salad, mashed potatoes, fruit smoothie. 4.Sandwich Garnishes: 3.Ingredients and Functions: o Refrigerator: For storing food. o Sugar o Peel banana and chop strawberries. o Whisk: For mixing ingredients. o Oven: For baking. o Function: Provides energy and insulation. 2.Kitchen Equipment: o Sources: Rice, bread. 5.Steps in Making Rock Buns: Maintains body temperature. o Nutrient Found in Red Meat: Iron. •Steps: o Examples: Butter, olive oil. 2.Parts of a Sandwich: o Butter o Functions: o Parties Kitchen Tools and Equipment Journal o Bread o Bread: Provides carbohydrates. o Mineral Needed for Strong Bones and Teeth: Calcium. •Ingredients: Milk, banana, strawberries. 4.Tools Used: o Filling Cake Making Journal (Rock Buns) o Function: Provides energy. o Mixing bowl o Blend with milk until smooth. o Wooden spoon
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
o Cheese: Adds flavor and calcium.
o School lunches
2.Fats:
o Mineral Needed for Healthy Blood: Iron.
o Peeler: For peeling vegetables.
o Rub fat into the flour mixture.
o Knife: For cutting.
5.Occasions for Serving Sandwiches:
o Stir in sugar, fruit, and lemon rind.
4.Vitamins:
o Grilled cheese sandwich
o Wrap
3.Foods from Animals: Dishes include scrambled eggs, grilled fish, chicken curry.
Sandwich Making Journal
5.Minerals:
1.Staple Foods: Rice, potatoes, wheat.
3.Ingredients for Rock Buns:
o Chocolate chips
o Cherries
Food Groups Journal
3.Proteins:
o Baking tray
Water:
6.
o Uses in the Diet: Helps in growth and repair of body tissues; builds muscles.
o Blender: For blending ingredients.
•Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, whole wheat toast, orange juice.
6.Suggested Fillings:
o Vegetables: Adds fiber and vitamins.
1. Rubbing-in Method: A technique where fat is rubbed into flour using fingers until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs.
o Vitamin Aids with Night Blindness: Vitamin A.
o Club sandwich
o Slices of tomato
Sample Meals Using Food Groups:
4.Vegetables: Used in salads, soups, stir-fries.
o Sift flour and baking powder into a bowl.
o Flour
Nutrients Journal
Simple Dish Idea: Fruit Smoothie
o Vitamin Found in Citrus Fruits: Vitamin C.
o Beat egg and stir into dry ingredients.
o Parsley
1.Kitchen Tools:
o Raisins
6.Fruits: Help with digestion, hydration, providing vitamins.
o Picnics
2.Rock Buns: Light, crumbly tea-time cakes.
o Eggs
o Sieve
o Lettuce
5.Legumes and Nuts: Lentils (used in dal), peanuts (used in sauces), chickpeas (used in hummus).
1.Carbohydrates:
Assists in digestion.
o Spread
2.Fats and Oils: Used in frying chicken, baking cakes.
1.Three Sandwich Types:
•Lunch: Grilled chicken, vegetable salad, mashed potatoes, fruit smoothie.
4.Sandwich Garnishes:
3.Ingredients and Functions:
o Refrigerator: For storing food.
o Sugar
o Peel banana and chop strawberries.
o Whisk: For mixing ingredients.
o Oven: For baking.
o Function: Provides energy and insulation.
2.Kitchen Equipment:
o Sources: Rice, bread.
5.Steps in Making Rock Buns:
Maintains body temperature.
o Nutrient Found in Red Meat: Iron.
•Steps:
o Examples: Butter, olive oil.
2.Parts of a Sandwich:
o Butter
o Functions:
o Parties
Kitchen Tools and Equipment Journal
o Bread
o Bread: Provides carbohydrates.
o Mineral Needed for Strong Bones and Teeth: Calcium.
•Ingredients: Milk, banana, strawberries.
4.Tools Used:
o Filling
Cake Making Journal (Rock Buns)
o Function: Provides energy.
o Mixing bowl
o Blend with milk until smooth.
o Wooden spoon