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Welcome to our first edition of the<br />

school’s healthy eating magazine—<strong>Tutti</strong><br />

<strong>Frutti</strong><br />

A team of year six journalists have worked<br />

as a team to put together some areas in<br />

which you may have an interest in.<br />

They have tried to cater for all ages so to<br />

encourage everyone to contribute to future<br />

editions. We are hoping to interview pupils<br />

and adults on issues related to healthy eating.<br />

If you know any food songs or poems<br />

which you would like to be published —<br />

meet up with one of the team members and<br />

share your ideas.<br />

It would be great if parents shared with us<br />

cooking tips or interesting recipes or alternative<br />

packed lunch ideas which their children<br />

enjoy. Send them in via your child<br />

addressed to the Y6 Healthy Eating Team.<br />

Eating Healthy<br />

Inside this issue:<br />

Compost Corner Chronicle<br />

Healthy Inserts<br />

Healthy Lunch Ideas 3<br />

Healthy eating made<br />

easier<br />

Puzzles/Games<br />

Funny Food<br />

8<br />

What’s on your menu? 7<br />

Conclusion<br />

1<br />

2<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

8


Compost Chronicle<br />

Alycia, The ‘Awesome Apple’, and Erin, ‘The<br />

Exotic Fruit’, interviewed Mr Latimer with<br />

lots of questions to do with fruit and vegetables.<br />

Read on to find out what he said.<br />

The first question we asked was !<br />

(1) What do you think a healthy meal is ?<br />

‘A good variety of fruit ad vegetables makes a perfect<br />

healthy meal.’<br />

(2) What is your favourite vegetables ?<br />

I love tomatoes fresh from the garden.<br />

(3) Why do you think we should eat healthy food ?<br />

‘Because you live longer....’<br />

(4) What fruit or vegetables are the easiest to grow ?<br />

‘Definitely Radishes!’<br />

(Thank you Mr. Latimer)<br />

If you have any information for our ‘Compost Chronicle’,<br />

please contact ‘The Exotic Fruit Erin Brown’. You can find<br />

her on the M.U.G.A most lunchtimes.


This term Grace the ‘Giggly Grape’ interviewed Miss<br />

Jackson from KS1 on her favourite healthy interests<br />

What's your favourite healthy drink?<br />

“Fresh orange juice.”<br />

What's your favourite exercise?<br />

“Walking and playing on the Wii Fit.”<br />

I love the Wii fit too!!!<br />

What is your favourite meal?<br />

“Healthy curry's, (sometimes you have to treat yourself.)”<br />

What is your favourite fruit?<br />

“Defiantly raspberries.”<br />

What is your favourite vegetables?<br />

“Cauliflower. I JUST LOVE IT!!!”<br />

Thank you very much Miss Jackson xxx<br />

If you would like to be interviewed on your healthy<br />

interests. See ‘Giggly Grape Grace’ on Thursday Lunchtimes,<br />

after 25 past 12. Thanks!


What is a healthy balanced diet?<br />

When it comes to healthy eating the most important thing to remember is that there are<br />

no such things as ‘good’ and ‘bad’ foods. The occasional biscuit or packet of crisps<br />

isn’t going to do any harm as long as the rest of your diet is a healthy balance.<br />

The secret to a healthy diet is balance. To help you get it right, nutritionists have<br />

divided foods into five groups shown below in the Balance of Good Health. You need<br />

to eat some food from each of the food groups each day to ensure you get all the nutrients<br />

your body needs. Foods from the ‘Fruit and Vegetables’ group, and the ‘Bread,<br />

Cereals and Potatoes group should be eaten most often.<br />

Balance of good health<br />

All foods can be part of a healthy diet – it’s important for health<br />

to achieve the right balance and include a variety of foods. Eating<br />

a healthy, balanced diet and staying active are two of the<br />

most important factors to help live a long and healthy life.


By Millie the Mad Mango and Imogen the Indigo Fruit<br />

Instead of a sandwich why don't you try a tasty wrap with any filling you<br />

like.<br />

Here are some options :<br />

Ham and cheese<br />

Cucumber and Philadelphia<br />

Tuna and sweet corn<br />

Chicken salad<br />

Cumber and carrot<br />

Cheese and tomato<br />

Pepper and humus<br />

Cucumber and humus<br />

Peanut butter and sweet corn it may sound disgusting but it is delicious!<br />

If you want a little treat you could have one of these options:<br />

Peanut butter and banana<br />

However, don’t have it that often.<br />

You could have a hot meal like<br />

Soup or stew.<br />

In our next edition we want to find out from you other fillings for sandwiches,<br />

or ideas of what to have in your packed lunch.<br />

Contact ‘Millie the Mad Mango’ or ‘Imogen the Indigo Fruit’ via the<br />

playground each lunchtime or leave us a note with your class and name<br />

on it.


IF YOU PRINT THIS OUT, DRAW A PICTURE AND COLUR IT IN, IT WILL BE<br />

JUDGED BY MRS. HENDERSON. THE BEST FROM FOUNDATION, KS1, LKS2, UKS2<br />

AND THEN AN OVERALL WINNER. PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN OUT IN ASSEM-<br />

BELLY!


1. A man goes to the doctor and says, “Doctor, Doctor I keep feeling like a strawberry!!!”<br />

The Doctor replied, “I'll give you some cream for that!!”<br />

2. Why did the banana go to the hospital? Because it wasn't peeling very well.<br />

3. What did one carrot say to the other carrot? “Is it orange in here, or is it just<br />

me?”<br />

4. Why are radishes smart? Radishes are smart because they’re so well-read (red)!<br />

5. What do vegetables wish for, more than anything else in the world? Peas<br />

(peace) on the Earth!!<br />

6. What’s a tailor’s favourite kind of vegetable? A string bean!!<br />

7. What is the fastest vegetable? A runner bean.<br />

8. What is the strongest vegetable? A mussel sprout<br />

9. A blackberry a strawberry and a blueberry were crossing the road when a car<br />

ran over them. What are they now?<br />

Fruit squashed!<br />

By Ceria the Crazy Carrot and Thomas the Tangy Turnip. If you<br />

would like to contribute to the next edition, please contact Tangy<br />

Turnip Thomas or Crazy Carrot Ceria at Break or at lunch, you<br />

will mostly find us on the M.U.GA


These are some meals that your mums and dads<br />

can make you for breakfast , dinner and tea . First lets<br />

start with breakfast.<br />

(1)Porridge with fruit on top<br />

(2)Marmite on toast<br />

(3)Weetabix with fruit or natural yogurt<br />

Now for lunch time<br />

(1)Salad sandwiches , some fruit , yogurt and a biscuit<br />

(2)Salad rap , some vegetables , yogurt<br />

(3)Homemade pasta , vegetables , homemade cake with<br />

fruit in.<br />

Now for tea<br />

(1)Homemade pizza, side salad , and a biscuit<br />

(2)Homemade shepherds pie and fruit in natural yogurt<br />

(3)Jacket potato with beans cheese and side<br />

salad.<br />

By Alycia the Awesome Apple.


Thank you to everyone who has been involved<br />

in making this first edition a success! We<br />

couldn’t have done it with out you. Also a big<br />

thank you, to all of you readers. We hope you<br />

are all going to grab a piece of fruit instead of<br />

a bag of crisps and do well in the contest! ☺<br />

Look forward to hearing from you soon -<br />

�� Thomas the Tangy Turnip<br />

�� Alycia the Awsome Apple<br />

�� Erin The Exotic Fruit<br />

�� Grace the Giggly Grape<br />

�� Imogen the Indigo Fruit<br />

�� Millie the Mad Mango<br />

�� Ceria the Crazy Carrot<br />

�� Jaiten the Jumping<br />

Jalapeño<br />

�� Lucie the Loopy Lemon

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