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Worksheet: Getting hunger sorted out

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Hunger is not having enough to eat to satisfy your appetite

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What is hunger?

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Malnutrition is caused by not getting enough to eat, or not eating enough of the different kinds of foods your body needs.

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What are the causes of malnutrition?

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Without food over a long period, people can die of starvation.

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What is famine?

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A famine is caused by food supplies being cut off, either suddenly or over a period of time.

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What is starvation?

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A famine is an extreme shortage of food for a large number of people. Poorer people may starve and die because they can’t grow or buy enough food. Richer people survive because they can buy food.

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What do people need to stay healthy?

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To stay healthy, everyone needs at least one food from all three boxes every day.


Bread
Pasta
Rice
Potatoes
Yam

Fruit

Vegetables

Nuts
Lentils
Beans
Eggs
Fish
Cheese
Meat

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What are the causes of famine?

All the leaves have questions with them. Join the leaves to the apples which have the right answers.

Lesson plan: Getting hunger sorted out

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