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  • 13.10.2023
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Watch the video about
'The Most Ama­zing Far­mers Mar­ket!!!'
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It is Sun­day mor­ning.
She goes shop­ping at the far­mers mar­ket.
There is a booth which has lot of dif­fe­rent plums.
The far­mer talks about her cho­co­la­te cake with blue­ber­ries and stra­w­ber­ries.

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Who? What? Where? When? Why? And Then, How!

The far­mers' mar­ket isn't just a place to pick out tasty grub for next week, it can be a great place for lear­ning and gro­wing know­ledge about our food chain.

So let's go find the roots of our food toge­ther du­ring a fun visit to the a local far­mer's mar­ket.





WHO GROWS OUR FOOD?

Yes, real people do the gro­wing. They're cal­led far­mers! They work the dirt. They water and weed.





WHAT IS OR­GA­NIC FAR­MING?

Or­ga­nic far­ming is the pro­duc­tion of food, in­clu­ding plants and ani­mal pro­ducts, using far­ming tech­ni­ques that pro­tect the en­vi­ron­ment, pu­blic health, human com­mu­nities, and ani­mal wel­fa­re.





WHERE DOES MY FOOD COME FROM?

By as­king the far­mers where their farms are lo­ca­ted, you will come to un­der­stand that food is grown local to where we live. Learn more about where cer­tain types of pro­du­ce is grown. Where do you live and what grows in your re­gi­on?





WHEN CAN I EAT AP­P­LES?

Stra­w­ber­ries in Ja­nu­ary? That's not na­tu­ral...and your kids can learn that if you teach them about se­a­so­na­li­ty. As kids visit far­mers mar­kets on a re­gu­lar basis, they will start to learn that fruits and ve­ge­ta­bles are availa­ble at cer­tain times of year - not all year round like at the su­per­mar­ket.





WHY EAT LOCAL FOOD?

So why is it healt­hy and hel­pful to eat lo­cal­ly grown and se­a­so­nal fruits and ve­ge­ta­bles ? What do you think?





HOW TO MAKE A MEAL

How does that food get on the table? Food goes from field to mar­ket to home to re­ci­pe to table!

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The far­mers mar­ket is not a good place to learn so­me­thing about food.
Or­ga­nic means that far­mers try to pro­tect the en­vi­ron­ment and the ani­mals.
Stra­w­ber­ries in Ja­nu­ary are nor­mal.
Food goes from the field to the mar­ket and then to your home where you pre­pa­re it and eat it!
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  • The text about shopping at the farmers market.
  • Farmers working hard to grow our food.
  • Organic farming protecting the health of the planet, animals and humans.
  • Farmers can you more about food.
  • You can more about the seasons of food by the local farmers market.
  • is it helpful to eat locally grown food ?
  • grows the food ?
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Ans­wer the ques­ti­on in a com­ple­te sen­tence.

What is or­ga­nic far­ming ?

Watch this ani­ma­ti­on about
'Shop­ping gro­ce­ries'
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Find the correct translation.

  • That's 3 dollar and here is your receipt.
  • Is there anything I can help you with?
  • This is the produce section. We need tomatoes.
  • I just noticed the food is no longer good. I would like to return it.
  • Hello, I would like to have a dozen eggs and milk.
  • Das macht 3 Dollar und hier ist Ihre Quittung.
  • Hallo, ich hätte gerne ein Dutzend Eier und Milch.
  • Dies ist die Frischprodukt-Abteilung. Wir brauchen Tomaten.
  • Kann ich Ihnen behilflich sein?
  • Ich habe gerade bemerkt, dass das Essen nicht mehr gut ist. Ich möchte es gerne zurückgeben.
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Sort the shopping trip of the girl and her mother into the right order.
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  • Her mother buys a cleaner.
  • Then they talk to the shop assistant.
  • First they buy fruits and vegetables.
  • Then they buy two boxes of cereal.
  • They go to the checkout.
  • And they get yoghurt and chicken.
  • Next they get the ingredients for cookies.
At the farmers market.
Nate
Melinda, we have to go to the farmers market today. It is Saturday and they are only open until 1 pm.
Melinda
Okay Nate. That sounds like a good thing. Do you have the meal plan for next week ready?
Nate
Yes. Let's see. We will have spaghetti with tomatoes on Monday.
Vegetables and cheese on Tuesday. Squash soup on Wednesday. Thursday we will go have dinner with Eva and Friday we will make homemade pizza.
Melinda
What a plan!! I especially like the Friday meal!
Let's go.
They ar­ri­ve at the far­mers mar­ket. Walk th­rough the booths and find Fred, their fa­vo­ri­te far­mer. Fred sells or­ga­nic fruit and ve­ge­ta­bles which he grew on his farm.
Nate
Hey Fred, how are you?
Farmer Fred
Hi Nate! Good to see you. I am busy today. What can I help you with?
Melinda
Hey Fred. Good to see you. We will need a bunch of vegetables!
Farmer Fred
Hi Melinda! Alright, let's start.
Nate
Okay let's see. Do you have any tomatoes?
Farmer Fred
I certainly do! How many would you like?
Nate
We need a lot - how about 2 pounds? And I would love to have some basil with them. Do you have any basil?
Farmer Fred
Nope. Sorry, I ran out of basil. But you can check out Macy's booth, she might have some left. Anything else for you today?
Nate
Alright. We will go to Macy's next.
Melinda
We do need some more vegetables. I think I would like to try your spinach. And your butternut squash looks amazing!
Nate
Yes. And some of those red onions, please. I need them for the tomato sauce.
Farmer Fred
So we have tomatoes, one butternut squash, some red onions and how much of the spinach would you like?
Melinda
Not that much please. Maybe just a hand full. Yes. Perfect.
Nate
That's it for today, Fred. We will head over to Macy's to buy basil and cheese now. How much is that?
Farmer Fred
That makes 10,50 $ for you friends. Stay healthy and see you soon!
Nate
See you next week!
Melinda
Have a nice day!
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