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Where does food
come from?
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There are many different places
where we buy food.
We buy food from:
farms
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markets
shops
supermarkets
What food would you buy from a
bakery?
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What food would you buy from a
market stall?
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What food would you buy from a
butcher?
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What food would you buy from a
fishmonger?
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We eat lots of different types of
food.
However, all food comes
from:
plants
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or
animals
What are these?
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pea s
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What are these?
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s he ep
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What is this?
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ap p l e
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What is this?
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pi g
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What is this?
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p l um
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What is this?
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f i s h
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What is this?
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br e ad
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What are these?
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ca r r o t s
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What is this?
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mi l k
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What is this?
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potat o
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cow
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Plants are grown on farms and
in gardens.
Apples grow on
trees.
Wheat grows in a
field.
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Cabbages are
leaves from a
plant.
There are many different types
of plants that we eat for food.
Grapes grow on a vine.
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Potatoes grow under
the ground.
Some animals, like cows
and chickens, live on
farms.
Other animals, like fish
and crabs, live in the
sea or rivers.
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