Explore where everyday foods come from through matching, sorting, sequencing and creative activities.
Designed for young learners aged 4–7, the Where Does Our Food Come From? Mini Pack helps children make connections between the foods they eat and their original sources while building vocabulary, thinking and communication skills.
Vocabulary & hands-on learning
Food and source matching cards
Cut and sort foods according to whether they come from plants or animals
Opportunities to discuss familiar foods and where they originate
Making connections
From This to This — explore how familiar foods connect to their original sources
Activities that encourage children to think beyond the finished foods they see at home or in shops
Creative & real-world learning
Trace My Lunch — draw a meal and explore where its ingredients come from
Ideas for extending learning beyond the worksheets and connecting food origins with everyday life
Teacher & learner support
Teacher’s Guide
Beyond the Worksheets ideas
My Learning Journey learner reflection
Woven Path Observation Record for teacher assessment
Activities can be used individually or together as part of a wider food, plants and animals, farming or English-language learning theme.
Suitable for classrooms, small groups, home learning, learning support and ESL/EAL learners.
12-page digital PDF • Download link delivered by email
Preview images show a selection of pages from the complete activity pack.
Explore where everyday foods come from through matching, sorting, sequencing and creative activities.
Designed for young learners aged 4–7, the Where Does Our Food Come From? Mini Pack helps children make connections between the foods they eat and their original sources while building vocabulary, thinking and communication skills.
Vocabulary & hands-on learning
Food and source matching cards
Cut and sort foods according to whether they come from plants or animals
Opportunities to discuss familiar foods and where they originate
Making connections
From This to This — explore how familiar foods connect to their original sources
Activities that encourage children to think beyond the finished foods they see at home or in shops
Creative & real-world learning
Trace My Lunch — draw a meal and explore where its ingredients come from
Ideas for extending learning beyond the worksheets and connecting food origins with everyday life
Teacher & learner support
Teacher’s Guide
Beyond the Worksheets ideas
My Learning Journey learner reflection
Woven Path Observation Record for teacher assessment
Activities can be used individually or together as part of a wider food, plants and animals, farming or English-language learning theme.
Suitable for classrooms, small groups, home learning, learning support and ESL/EAL learners.
12-page digital PDF • Download link delivered by email
Preview images show a selection of pages from the complete activity pack.
