Where Does our Food Come From? 36 pcs.

By sorting foods according to where they come from, children become more aware of items they see every day on their plates. Where do peanuts, melons, peaches, prawns, dairy products and sausages come from? The food cards are sorted into the following 5 categories: roots/underground, plants and on bushes, on trees, in the sea, and from animals.

Game for up to 5 children aged 3-6.

Collaborative game: the hexagonal cards are placed face-up on the table and the food cards are placed face-down in the centre of the table. One card is uncovered in turn and placed on the appropriate food area on the hexagon.

Game with dice: the food cards are divided between the players, and the relevant foods for the area cards are determined using the dice and played accordingly. If you throw a cross, you miss a turn. The first person to collect all their food cards is the winner.

• a fun way to teach about the origins of our food
• 2 different playing options
• check your own work on the back

Dimensions: hexagonal cards approx. 15 x 13 cm, square cards approx. 7.5 x 7.5 cm, dice approx. 3.5 cm edge length

Contents:

• 5 hexagonal cardboard cards
• 30 food cards for playing
• 1 dice