Junk Food Science News Report KS2 Lesson

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Junk Food Science News Report KS2 Lesson. Sample Slides. Lesson Objective. I am learning to understand the importance of a varied and balanced diet. BIEC. We are going to watch a news report about an organisation known as the British Institute of Eating Control (BIEC) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Junk Food ScienceNews Report KS2 Lesson

Sample Slides

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Lesson Objective

I am learning to understand the importance

of a varied and balanced diet

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BIEC

• We are going to watch a news report about an organisation known as the British Institute of Eating Control (BIEC)

• Talk partners – what is this organisation and what do they do?

• Feedback after 1min as a whole class.

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News Report

• Watch the News Report video

• What does the BIEC want to do?

• Why do they want to introduce the ban, and fine?

• Does everyone agree with this?

• How do you know?

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What do people think?

• Watch the News Report video again

• Make notes of what each person has to say

• (the video will be paused after each interview)

• Write all the points people have recorded on a large piece of paper

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Fact or Opinion

• What is a ‘fact’?

• What is an ‘opinion’?

• Highlight all the ‘facts’ on your sheet in yellow

• Highlight all the ‘opinions’ in blue

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Positives and Negatives

Do you think the BIEC should ban the sale of foods to young people under 16?• In your groups draw to large circles on a

large sheet of paper• In one circle write 5 positive things about the

ban (the arguments in favour of the ban)• In the other circle write 5 negative things

about the ban (the arguments against the ban)

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Consequences

How would you feel if you went into a shop

and someone refused to sell you a fizzy

drink, some sweets or a pizza and they fined

your parents £1000?

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Alternatives

If you were given the choice how would you

solve this problem?

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You decide!

Do you think the BIEC should ban some

foods for under 16’s and fine parents

£1000?

• GREEN for YES

• Red for NO