Farming — Production and Distribution (Years 3-4)

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Are children curious to know where their food has come from, or how far it has travelled? Teach them all about food production and distribution with this informative PowerPoint. They will learn to think about the role that climate plays in producing different foods, as well as the importance of trying to source local foods to reduce pollution.

This PowerPoint is great for using in an assembly. Check out our other assembly resources here.

This resource is included in Lesson 4: 'Farming', part of the Land Use and Natural Resources topic pack for KS2 Geography.

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  • Key Stage: Key Stage 2
  • Subject: Geography
  • Topic: Natural Resources
  • Topic Group:Human Geography
  • Year(s): Years 3-4
  • Media Type: PowerPoint
  • Resource Type: PowerPoint
  • Last Updated: 26/09/2022
  • Resource Code: G2PAT12

Related Topics:

Natural Resources
Food
Agriculture
Food Miles
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