Agricultural Literacy Curriculum Matrix
Companion Resource
Eat Happy Project video series
The "Eat Happy Project" is a British YouTube channel aimed to help children to understand more about food; where it comes from and how to cook it. Online Field Trips have taken schoolchildren from their classrooms to citrus groves in Valencia, Paddy fields in Thailand and banana plantations in Costa Rica, allowing them to interact with food growers and suppliers from all over the world. Browse the entire YouTube Channel or go directly to topic-specific playlists including Healthy Eating (ages 5-7) or (ages 7-11), Online Field Trips, Food Around the World, How Does Your Food Grow, and From Farm to Fork.
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Tesco
Lessons Associated with this Resource
- Little Red Hen
- The Quicker the Better? Food Processing
- Chain of Food
- FoodMASTER Middle: Cheese
- FoodMASTER Middle: Energy Balance
- FoodMASTER Middle: Food Safety
- FoodMASTER Middle: Fruits
- FoodMASTER Middle: Grains
- FoodMASTER Middle: Milk
- FoodMASTER Middle: Sugar
- FoodMASTER Middle: Vegetables
- FoodMASTER Middle: Weights and Measures
- FoodMASTER Middle: Yogurt
- The Columbian Exchange of Old and New World Foods
- FoodMASTER: Eggs
- FoodMASTER Middle: Eggs
- FoodMASTER Middle: Fats and Oils
- Why People Need Plants
- From Foraging to Farming
- Snappy Stems
- FoodMASTER: Fats and Oils
- FoodMASTER: Food Safety
- FoodMASTER: Grains
- FoodMASTER: Meal Management
- FoodMASTER: Measurement
- FoodMASTER: Milk and Cheese
- Who Grew My Soup?
- The Geography of Thanksgiving Dinner
- The Geography of Thanksgiving Dinner
- Food Scientist for a Day
- Eggs in the World of Food Choices
- FoodMASTER: Vegetables
- Animal or Plant?
- Increasing Food Production with Precision Agriculture
- Who Grew My Soup?
- The Columbian Exchange of Old and New World Foods
- Dig 'Em Up
- Powerful Potato
- Eggs: From Hen to Home
- FoodMASTER Middle: Protein
- FoodMASTER: Meat, Poultry, and Fish
- Food Miles
- Eggs: From Hen to Home
- Food Systems Feed the World
- Where Does It Come From?