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Nutrition Vocabulary Activity

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Nutrition Vocabulary Activity

Year 11 Health

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🎯 WALT & Success Criteria

We Are Learning To (WALT): Identify and understand key vocabulary related to nutrition.

I know I have achieved this when I can:

List at least five nutrition-related terms

Write my own definition for each term in my own words

Use support tools (word bank, audiobook) to help me understand terms

💡 Support Reminder: You may use your word bank, class notes, or ask your teacher. If reading is tricky, ask to use a text-to-speech tool or audiobook on your device.

✏️ Part 1: My Nutrition Words

Instructions: Think about the nutrition words you explored in class today. Choose 5 words that stood out to you. Write each word and then write what it means in your own words. There are no wrong answers — do your best!

Tip: Use your word bank, Mentimeter word cloud, or group notes to help you.

Word 1:

My word: _______________________________

What it means:

Word 2:

My word: _______________________________

What it means:

Word 3:

My word: _______________________________

What it means:

Word 4:

My word: _______________________________

What it means:

Word 5:

My word: _______________________________

What it means:

🌏 Part 2: Reflect & Connect

Instructions: Answer the questions below in a few sentences. Think about what you learned today and how nutrition connects to your own life and culture.

1. Which nutrition word did you find most interesting today, and why?
2. How might one of your nutrition words connect to food in your whānau, family, or culture? (For example: how your family prepares food, traditional foods, or shared meals.)

⭐ Extension (Challenge — optional):

Can you think of a less common nutrition word that wasn't on the word bank or Mentimeter? Write it below and explain what you think it means. You can research it at home and share it next lesson!

My extension word: _______________________________

What it means:

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