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    My1 Science Chapter - Food: Where Doe It Come From?: A Presentation Made by - Abhya Kulshrestha

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    The document is a presentation about different foods and their sources. It discusses ingredients used to make common Indian foods like roti, dal, and pulao. It notes that ingredients come from both plants and animals, with examples given. A table shows sources of ingredients for idli, chicken curry, and kheer. The presentation also covers types of animals (herbivores, carnivores, omnivores), providing tables and examples. It concludes with a recap of the main points about food sources and types of animals.

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    The document is a presentation about different foods and their sources. It discusses ingredients used to make common Indian foods like roti, dal, and pulao. It notes that ingredients come from both plants and animals, with examples given. A table shows sources of ingredients for idli, chicken curry, and kheer. The presentation also covers types of animals (herbivores, carnivores, omnivores), providing tables and examples. It concludes with a recap of the main points about food sources and types of animals.

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    The document is a presentation about different foods and their sources. It discusses ingredients used to make common Indian foods like roti, dal, and pulao. It notes that ingredients come from both plants and animals, with examples given. A table shows sources of ingredients for idli, chicken curry, and kheer. The presentation also covers types of animals (herbivores, carnivores, omnivores), providing tables and examples. It concludes with a recap of the main points about food sources and types of animals.

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    My1 Science Chapter - Food: Where Doe It Come From?: A Presentation Made by - Abhya Kulshrestha

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    Anuj Krishna
    The document is a presentation about different foods and their sources. It discusses ingredients used to make common Indian foods like roti, dal, and pulao. It notes that ingredients come from both plants and animals, with examples given. A table shows sources of ingredients for idli, chicken curry, and kheer. The presentation also covers types of animals (herbivores, carnivores, omnivores), providing tables and examples. It concludes with a recap of the main points about food sources and types of animals.

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    * My 1 Science

    st

    chapter – food :
    where doe it
    come from?
    A presentation made by – Abhya
    kulshrestha.
    Name of food items. Ingredients used to make it.

    Roti/Chapatti Atta , water

    Dal Pulses , water, salt , oil/ghee ,


    spices

    Pulao
    *TABLE
    Rice , water , spices ,
    vegetables
    * Food materials and their
    sources
    It may be easy for us to guess the sources of
    the of some of the ingredients that we listed
    in our previous slide. Fruits and vegetables.
    From where do they come from? Plants, of
    course! But, all ingredients are not obtained
    from plants. Some are obtained from animals
    also. Do you known where does salt comes
    from? It comes from sea rocks. some people
    tells that sugar has its own plant , but its
    false! Sugar comes from sugarcane and of
    course sugarcane has its own plant. Now its
    time to move to our next slide! BYE! BYE!.
    * Plant parts and animal
    products as food.

    *Plants are one sources of our food.


    We eat many leafy vegetables . We
    eat fruits of some plants. Some times
    roots ,sometimes stems and even
    flowers. I want to show you a table
    regarding our 4th slide . Now I will
    meet you in our 5th slide . BYE! BYE!.
    TABLE
    Food item Ingredients Sources
    Idli Rice Plant
    Urad dal Plant
    Salt Sea rocks
    Water Lake, pond etc.
    Chicken curry Chicken Animal
    Spices Plant
    Oil/ghee Plant/animal
    Kheer Milk Animal
    Rice Plant
    Sugarcane
    sugar
    TYPES OF ANIMALS

    *There are 4 types of animals


    . 1st –herbivorous animals, 2nd
    -carnivorous animals, 3rd-
    omnivorous animals 4th –
    scavengers . Here, in our
    next slide , I am going to
    show you all a table
    regarding this topic of our
    6th slide.
    TABLE
    Herbivors Herbivores animals They have chisel like

    Eat Only plant product. They have Incisors and

    And large premolars.

    Carnivores Carnivores animals eat They have sharp canines for

    Flesh of other animals. Tearing flesh.

    Omnivores Omnivores animals eat They have long, sharp,


    both point-
    Plant products and flesh ed teeth to rip and cut
    of meat and
    Other animals. Flat molars to crush plant

    materials .
    EXAMPLES

    Herbivores – Cow, goat , horse,


    zebra etc.

    Carnivores – Lion, tiger , etc.

    Omnivores – Rat , mouse , crow


    (other birds )etc.
    KEY WORDS
    1. Ingredients
    2. Edible
    3. Nectar
    4. Sprouted seeds
    5. Herbivore
    6. Carnivore
    7. Omnivore
    *RECAP
    There is a lot of variation in the food
    eaten in different regions of India.
    The main sources of our food are plants &
    animals.
    Animals which eat only plants are called
    herbivores.
    Animals which eat only animals are called
    carnivores.
    Animals which eat plant as well as flesh
    of other animals are called omnivores.
    THANK YOU FOR
    WATCHING.

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