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Carry out the practical safely Collect reliable data for the energy in foods Outcomes List the main food groups Key Words Energy Calories 1.1 Energy in Foods Name the highest calorie food you can think of And the lowest!

Carry out the practical safely Collect reliable data for the energy in foods Outcomes List the main food groups Key Words Energy Calories Learning outcomes List the main food groups Carry out the practical safely Collect reliable data for the energy in foods

Carry out the practical safely Collect reliable data for the energy in foods Outcomes List the main food groups Key Words Energy Calories Starter List the 7 food groups. Write down some safety points for the experiment to be carried out.

Carry out the practical safely Collect reliable data for the energy in foods Outcomes List the main food groups Key Words Energy Calories Which food has more calories?

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Carry out the practical safely Collect reliable data for the energy in foods Outcomes List the main food groups Key Words Energy Calories Main Safety – blazers off, ties tucked in, bags and stools tucked away. Use the sheets to carry out the experiment in pairs

Carry out the practical safely Collect reliable data for the energy in foods Outcomes List the main food groups Key Words Energy Calories Plenary What food had the most energy in it? How do you know? What would you have changed in this experiment? Was it a fair test?