Food Photographs

Deepen your knowledge of the food world with "Photographs of Food," a collection of 54 photographs featuring a variety of foods in different states and quantities. This educational set is perfect for exploring concepts such as whole, divided, one, many and more.

Detailed Description:

"Photographs of Food" is an educational collection designed to help children and students explore the vast world of food through detailed and realistic pictures. Showing foods both whole and cut and in different quantities, the photos are designed to stimulate critical thinking and enrich vocabulary related to food and number concepts.

Main product features:

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  Detailed Images: Each photo measures 17x12 cm, allowing you to observe the details of foods and understand their distinctive characteristics.


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  Wide Variation: The set includes 54 different photographs, offering a rich variety of foods, from fruits and vegetables to baked goods and more.


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  Stand Included: A tabletop stand-list is provided to make it easier to view and organize photographs during learning sessions.


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  Educational Focus: Images facilitate the understanding of concepts such as wholeness, division, unity and plurality, promoting the acquisition of a richer vocabulary.

Educational benefits:

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  Language Development: Children expand their vocabulary and learn new terms related to foods and quantities.


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  Basic Mathematical Skills: Introducing concepts such as integer, divided, one, and many, the set helps lay the foundation for essential numerical skills.


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  Nutrition Education: Children learn to recognize various foods, expanding their nutritional awareness and food preferences.


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  Critical Thinking: Discussion and comparison of various types of foods and their characteristics stimulate critical thinking.

How to Use:

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   Recognition and Nomenclature: Ask children to identify the foods in the pictures and describe their characteristics.


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   Comparison and Classification: Use photos for comparison and classification activities, grouping foods by categories or states (whole, cut, etc.).


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   Counting and Quantity: Exploit pictures of individual or group foods for exercises in counting and understanding quantities.


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   Description Exercises: Encourage children to use descriptive words to talk about foods, introducing qualifying adjectives and quantities.


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   Discussion on Nutrition and Diet: Use photos as a starting point for a discussion on nutrition, food groups, and the importance of a balanced diet.

"Food Photographs" are an excellent educational tool that goes beyond simple food identification, promoting language development, nutritional awareness and critical thinking skills. This set is an invaluable addition to both home and school environments, offering an interactive and engaging way to learn about the food around us.