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Help Alberta students learn about Canada’s Food Guide with the Complete the Meal Worksheet. This free printable features images of real meals and encourages students to complete them using foods they enjoy, building connections between the Food Guide and the Alberta Physical Education and Wellness curriculum. The Teacher Handbook includes a script to introduce and guide the activity, an answer key, and practical tips for talking about food.
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This activity supports the Lunch Box Guide Program.
Language:
English
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Curriculum Connections
This activity supports Alberta’s Physical Education and Wellness (PEW) curriculum for grades 4 to 6.
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Grade |
Organizing Idea |
Learning Outcome |
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PEW 4 |
Healthy Eating |
Students examine nutrition and explain how it informs decision making about food. |
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PEW 5 |
Healthy Eating |
Students evaluate aspects of nutrition and examine their benefits to well-being. |
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PEW 6 |
Healthy Eating |
Students examine access to food and its effect on making decisions related to nutrition. |
Having students reflect through a journal entry or exit slip can help reinforce key writing outcomes, especially those connected to the Writing and Conventions and Organizing Ideas sections of the English Language Arts and Literature curriculum.
Discussion Questions
Try these classroom discussion questions!
This curriculum connection guide was developed in collaboration with a curriculum consultant. The activities can support a wide range of learning outcomes across K–12. We invite you to adapt them based on your students’ needs – no one knows your learners better than you.