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Diet diary
In this activity children keep a food and drink diary for a few days, also recording when they brush their teeth. They then identify food that they think and healthy and unhealthy and those that contain sugar that could cause tooth decay. They look at food diaries of fictional characters and identify which are looking after their teeth well and how those that are not may improve their dental health.
A further activity and pictures of different kinds of food is provided for class discussion.
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Diet diary: teachers' notes 242.13 KB
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Diet diary: activity sheet 227.28 KB
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Diet diary: diet and sugars 1.1 MB
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Diet diary: food images 1.11 MB
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Diet diary: Lily Williams 350.24 KB
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Diet diary: Peter Cook 255.23 KB
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Diet diary: Sara Patel 268.97 KB
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Diet diary: Sir Henry 278.89 KB
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Diet diary: teachers' notes 242.13 KB -
Diet diary: activity sheet 227.28 KB
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Diet diary: diet and sugars 1.1 MB
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Diet diary: food images 1.11 MB
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Diet diary: Lily Williams 350.24 KB
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Diet diary: Peter Cook 255.23 KB
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Diet diary: Sara Patel 268.97 KB
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Diet diary: Sir Henry 278.89 KB
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