Lesson 180: Different foods and clothes

Objective

I can say that people enjoy different foods and wear different clothes, and talk about them in a kind and respectful way.

Materials

• Pictures of different foods (for example: soup, rice, bread, fruit)
• Pictures of different clothes (for warm and cool weather, daily clothes, and neat clothes)
• Paper and crayons or colored pencils
• Notebook page for a "Foods and clothes" chart

Mini-lesson — Foods and clothes in daily life

Guided Practice — Foods and clothes chart

You will make a simple chart to show different foods and clothes.

1. Draw a big rectangle and split it into two parts. Label one side "Foods" and the other side "Clothes".
2. In the Foods part, draw two or three foods (for example, rice, bread, soup, salad, fruit).
3. In the Clothes part, draw two or three clothes (for example, shirt, dress, coat, shoes).
4. Under the chart, write or trace one same idea, such as "Everyone eats" or "Everyone wears clothes".
5. On the side, write or trace one different idea, such as "Foods are not all the same" or "Clothes can look different".
6. Read your chart aloud to an adult. Use kind words when you talk about each food or outfit.

Tracing Pad

Lines Primary lines Baseline only Grid Blank Trace (none) food rice bread soup fruit shirt dress shoes clean smile

Pen Clear

Tip: As you trace a word, say a kind sentence like "That food looks tasty" or "That is a nice shirt".

Practice — Food and clothes talk

This activity helps you talk about different foods and different clothes in a kind way.

1. An adult shows you pictures of foods and clothes or describes them.
2. For each picture, say one thing it makes you think of (for example, "This looks warm" or "This looks fresh").
3. Say if it is the same as something you know, or different, using sentences like "This is like my food" or "This is new for me".
4. Use kind words. Do not say that other people's food or clothes are "bad" or "strange".
5. At the end, tell the adult one thing you learned about foods and clothes in daily life.

Quick Check — Different foods and clothes

Answer each question about foods, clothes, and kind words. These questions do not judge any food, outfit, or country.

Assessment (parent/teacher)

Exit ticket (student)