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The document describes a science project where students are asked to create charts tracking their plant and animal product consumption over a week. It includes charts created by 5 students - Bhavya, Shilvi, Nuren, Nanika and Aarjan - tracking their daily breakfast, lunch and dinner. The charts show their plant-based meals consist mostly of roti, rice, sabji and paratha. Their animal product intake is primarily milk, cheese, eggs and chicken. Background information is provided on sources of food from plants like fruits, vegetables and crops, and sources from animals like meat, dairy and eggs.

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Science Group Project Work

The document describes a science project where students are asked to create charts tracking their plant and animal product consumption over a week. It includes charts created by 5 students - Bhavya, Shilvi, Nuren, Nanika and Aarjan - tracking their daily breakfast, lunch and dinner. The charts show their plant-based meals consist mostly of roti, rice, sabji and paratha. Their animal product intake is primarily milk, cheese, eggs and chicken. Background information is provided on sources of food from plants like fruits, vegetables and crops, and sources from animals like meat, dairy and eggs.

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Science Project

Work
Topic :- Prepare a chart of
plant product and animal
product earlier by you in
your meal everyday (till 1
week) and also write about
the sources of food with
colourful pictures
What is sources of food? Name
different types of sources of food?
– Plants are the sources of food ingredients like grains , cereals, vegetables
and fruits. Animals provide us milk , meat products and eggs. Cows , goats
and buffaloes are some animals which gives us milk. Milk and milk
products like butter , cream , cheese and curd are used all over the world.
Well, there are two sources of food – plants and animals. All of the food we
eat comes from either of these two. The processed food we eat in our daily
lives (like chips, cakes, pizzas, sandwiches etc) is a combination of various
ingredients that are sourced from either plants or animals. Let’s take a look
at both.
Images of Sources of food
What is plant product?

– Much of the food  we eat comes from plants, trees, crops, bushes, leaves and sometimes even roots . The most obvious
examples of the foods we source from plants are fruits and vegetables. All of the fruits and vegetables grow on plants.
– Another such example of food from plants are crops. These are rice, wheat, maize, millets, barley etc. which are the seeds
of the crop plants. After we grow them, they are harvested. The majority of processed food like flour, bread, biscuits etc we
consume is sourced from crop plants.
– Now those animals  who only eat food obtained from plants are known as herbivores. Some examples are cows, zebras,
hippos, giraffes, buffalos etc. Then humans who only rely on foods from plants are vegetarians. Let us take at examples of
some foods we get from plants and their different parts
• Fruits: Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Mangoes
• Leaves: Spinach, Coriander, Kale, Lettuce
• Root: Potato, Carrots, Turnips
• Seeds: Rice, wheat, maize, nuts (peanuts, almonds)
Images of Plant product
Plant product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Bhavya
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Sunday Day1 Paratha Roti and Sabji Roti and sabji


Monday Day2 Paratha Rice and curry Roti and Curry
Tuesday Day3 Paratha Rice and curry Roti and Curry
Wednesday Day4 Paratha Roti and curry Roti and Sabji
Thursday Day5 Paratha Rice and curry Naan and Sabji
Friday Day6 Paratha Roti and Sabji Roti and Sabji
Saturday Day7 Paratha Roti and Sabji Roti and Sabji
Plant product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Shilvi
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Sunday Day1 Roti and Sabji Rice Roti and Sabji


Monday Day2 Roti and Sabji Rice Roti and Sabji
Tuesday Day3 Roti and Sabji Rice Roti and Sabji
Wednesday Day4 Roti and Sabji Rice Roti and Sabji
Thursday Day5 Roti and Sabji Rice Roti and Sabji
Friday Day6 Roti and Sabji Rice Roti and Sabji
Saturday Day7 Roti and Sabji Rice Roti and Sabji
Plant product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Nuren
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Sunday Day1 Paratha Rice Rice
Monday Day2 Roti Coriander Rice
Tuesday Day3 Alu paratha Corn Pumpkin
Wednesday Day4 Pancakes Potato Egg
Thursday Day5 Puri Rajma Mushroom
Friday Day6 Paratha Carrot Rice
Saturday Day7 Potato Cucumber Rice
Plant product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Nanika
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Sunday Day1 Veg Sandwich Rice Dal Salad
Monday Day2 Veg Sandwich Okra/ Roti Vegetable Soup
Tuesday Day3 Mushroom Soup Beans/ Dal/ Roti Grilled Vegetables
Wednesday Day4 French Fries Dal/ Roti/ Potato Minestrone Soup
Thursday Day5 Upma Dosa Idli
Friday Day6 Veg Poha Dal Rice Rajma Rice
Saturday Day7 Fruits Fried Rice Veg Soup
Plant product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Aarjan
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Sunday Day1 Puri Vegetable Curry Mushroom
Monday Day2 Roti Rice Potato Curry
Tuesday Day3 Alu Paratha Corn Rice
Wednesday Day4 Roti Paratha Chapatti
Thursday Day5 Pan Cakes Mushroom Rice
Friday Day6 Potato Fry Peas Fry Cabbage Gravy
Saturday Day7 Paratha Paratha Rice
What is animal product?

– Not all of our food comes from plants. A good portion of the food we eat comes from animals, mostly
cattle. Cattle are farmed animals, which are specifically raised to be butchered for our food
requirements. There are a few animals that are hunted (killed in their natural habitat) like deer or
rabbits or even kangaroos (especially in Australia).
– Some examples of such meat and their sources  are
1. Chicken (poultry)
2. Bacon/pork which comes from pigs
3. Mutton which is from lambs
4. Venison from deer
5. Beef from cows and buffalos
6. Chevon which is goat meat
– Another source of food is seafood. This is fishes and other sea creatures like
crabs, lobsters, oysters etc that we catch. They too are consumed by humans and
are an important source of food in coastal regions especially.
– Then we come to the dairy products . This is milk, curd, cream, cheese, butter,
eggs etc. These are also sources of food we get from animals. All of these are
made from milk and/or eggs which comes from animals such as cows, buffalos,
goats etc. Honey is also another food we get from animals, namely bees.
– The animals which eat other animals are carnivores like lions, tigers, leopards etc.
And an animal that eats both animals and plants are omnivores like dogs and cats.
People who consume meat or fish are generalized as non-vegetarians.
Images of Animal product
Animal product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Bhavya
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Sunday Day1 Milk Cheese Milk
Monday Day2 Milk Cheese Milk
Tuesday Day3 Milk Cheese Milk
Wednesday Day4 Milk Cheese Milk
Thursday Day5 Milk  Cheese Cake
Friday Day6 Milk Cheese Milk
Saturday Day7 Milk Cheese Milk
Animal product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Shilvi
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Sunday Day1 Milk Curd Milk


Monday Day2 Milk Curd Milk
Tuesday Day3 Milk Curd Milk
Wednesday Day4 Milk Curd Milk
Thursday Day5 Milk Curd Milk
Friday Day6 Milk Curd Milk
Saturday Day7 Milk Curd Milk
Animal product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Nuren
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Sunday Day1 Milk Egg Curry Milk
Monday Day2 Cheese Chicken Roll Chicken
Tuesday Day3 Cow milk Cake Fish Curry
Wednesday Day4 Yogurt Fish Fry Egg Roll
Thursday Day5 Milk Chicken Burger
Friday Day6 Butter Burger MO: MO
Saturday Day7 Milk Chicken Milk
Animal product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Nanika
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Sunday Day1 Milk/Cereal Egg Curry/Rice Tandoori chicken
Monday Day2 Milk/Corn Flakes Omelet Rice/Chicken
Tuesday Day3 Glass of milk Fish and Chips Mutton
Wednesday Day4 Bacon egg Grilled Fish Chicken Curry
Thursday Day5 Milk/Cereal Sausage Chicken
Friday Day6 Milk Cheese/Egg Chicken Chilly
Saturday Day7 Milk Egg Curry Chicken
Animal product charts of Breakfast ,
Lunch and Dinner of Aarjan
Number of Days Number of Days Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Sunday Day1 Cheese Chicken Roll Egg Curry
Monday Day2 Boiled Eggs Egg Curry Fish Fry
Tuesday Day3 Milk Cake MO:MO
Wednesday Day4 Omelet Fish Fry Chicken Sandwich
Thursday Day5 Butter Chicken Fish Gravy
Friday Day6 Milk Fish Curry Chicken Roll
Saturday Day7 Cheese Buff Chicken
Group Project by Group A:-

– Bhavya Goyal
– Nuren Shrestha
– Shilvi Agarwal
– Nanika Mishra
– Aarjan Dhaurali

– Submitted to:- Pinki Ma’am


–THANK YOU

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