Where does food come from?

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Where does food come from? PowerPoint 301 Where does food come from?

There are many different places where we buy food. We buy food from: farms markets shops supermarkets

What food would you buy from a bakery?

What food would you buy from a market stall?

What food would you buy from a butcher?

What food would you buy from a fishmonger?

We eat lots of different types of food. However, all food comes from: plants or animals

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Plants are grown on farms and in gardens. Cabbages are leaves from a plant. Wheat grows in a field. Apples grow on trees.

There are many different types of plants that we eat for food. Grapes grow on a vine. 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.

© Food – a fact of life 2007