1 Red food day
ADULT-LED
Explore all kinds of red foods.
Key learning intentions
To work as part of a group taking turns and sharing fairly
To become confident to try new activities, initiate ideas and speak in a familiar group
Resources
As many red foods and drinks as possible, including fruits and vegetables, soups, jams and jellies, and unusual examples, such as red cabbage, pomegranates, cranberry juice or watermelon; Pass the Jam, Jim by Kaye Umansky (Red Fox); Colours We Eat - Red Foods (Read and Learn, Raintree).
Activity content
* Discuss red foods with the children. Which ones do they eat? Which do they like and dislike? Be open to discussion about the definition of 'red'.
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