Sandwiches
This design technology scheme of work for key stage one gets the children to select and prepare a range of different foods to use when following a recipe to make a sandwich for a picnic. The class can taste and evaluate some of the suitable ingredients that can be used to make a specific type of sandwich.
Select and prepare a range of different foods to use when following a recipe to make a sandwich for a picnic
Lesson One : Salad Vegetables
Explore how to identify, describe and sort some different types of foods into matching groups according to their appearance, texture and taste
Lesson Two : Inside Foods
Explore, describe and compare the contents that can be seen inside of a range of different types of foods such as fruits and vegetables
Lesson Three : Tasting Tomatoes
Investigate and make comparisons between some different types of tomatoes by their special appearances, textures and tastes
Lesson Four : What Bread
Investigate how to taste, describe and compare a range of different types of bread that can be used for making sandwiches for a picnic meal
Lesson Five : Sandwich Recipe
Explore how to select some different foods and record the steps that someone needs to follow to make a favourite type of sandwich for a picnic
Lesson Six : Sandwich Preparation
Explain and model how to prepare and taste a range of different foods that could be used to make a selection of sandwiches for a picnic
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School Stories
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Vehicle Numbers
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Bible Stories
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