Geography - Organic or Non-Organic

 What a great lesson as the children discussed what organic means and why people choose to buy them. To support their learning they watched a short clip to identify the strict guidelines that must be met for foods to be classed as organic. 

The children then carried out a taste test. Here, they tried 2 types of chocolate and 2 types of bananas. The children the food and needed to decide which was organic and which wasn’t . Mrs Gregory then told the children the price of each item and the children were shocked as to the cost of organic food.














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