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Kitchen Math Workbook Nutrition Nutrition In this section you will be required to use a variety of math skills: • Addition • Subtraction • Multiplication • Division • Order of operations • Metric measurement This section has the following worksheets: • Worksheet #24: Calories • Worksheet #25: More on Calories • Worksheet #26: BMI • Worksheet #27: Nutrition Facts • Worksheet #28: More on Nutrition • Worksheet #29: Food Groups • Worksheet #30: Yesterday I Ate • Worksheet #31: Fast Food • Worksheet #32: Fast Food Vs. Traditional Food • Worksheet #33: Nutrition Review It also has a review of the section and a page for nutrition projects. Nutrition 61 Kitchen Math 61 Workbook
62 Nutrition Kitchen 62 Math Workbook Nutrition Calories #24 Addition, Internet search, reading charts Calories in the foods you eat supply your body with energy. To stay in good shape, different people need different amounts of calories each day. Look at the chart below. Below are estimates for how many calories a person should eat each day. Age Female Male 11 – 14 years 2300 calories 2800 calories 15 – 18 years 2300 calories 3000 calories 19 – 22 years 2000 calories 3000 calories 23 – 30 years 1800 calories 2700 calories 31 – 50 years 1700 calories 2500 calories Part 1: Add to find the total calories in each meal. 1. toast and butter 160 fried egg 100 tomato juice 25 banana 108 Total calories _________________ 3. strawberry yogurt 140 apple 80 handful of almonds 100 coffee with milk and sugar 100 Total calories ________________ 2. hamburger 380 French fries 220 milkshake 520 Total calories _________________ 4. pork chop 140 lima beans 75 applesauce 90 2% milk 120 ice cream 250 Total calories _________________ Kitchen Math Workbook
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