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Unit 3

Unit Major Concepts

“I can…” Statements Instructional Resources

Food History & Cultures

F.M.N.14.1.2Analyze the effects of psychological, cultural, and social influences on food choices and other nutrition practices.

Know how food developed and how culture, geography, and customs affect what we eat

I can... Identify social influences on food

choices Describe how food choices are

influenced by available resources and technology

Identify personal influences on food choices

Identify my family’s food history or culture

Give examples of cultural food customs Describe cultural, geographical and

historical influences on food choices

Ch. 1-2Ch. 1-3Meaning of Food (PBS)Family InterviewInternet research

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NUTRITION & WELLNESS ASSIGNMENT CHECKLIST—FOOD HISTORY Due Date(s) Assignment Complete

Food History & Culture Pre-Quiz(Page 6)The Meaning of Food--VideoFood & Life (Page 7)Ch. 1-2 Influences on Food Choices(Page 8-10)Reasons for Food Choices(Page 11)The Meaning of Food--VideoFood & Culture (Page 12)Ch. 1-3 Food and Culture(Page 13-16)Types of Food Customs(Page 17)The Meaning of Food--VideoFood & Family (Page 18)An International Menu(Page 19)Where Did This Food Come From?(Page 20)Family Food History/Culture Assignment (Page 21-22)Extra Credit(Page 23)Daily Journals(Page 24-25)Food History & Culture end of Unit Learning Check (Page 26-27)

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Nutrition—Food History & Culture I Can StatementsLearning Target Scoring System:1 2 3 4Need Help

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If you need help or are on your way, what strategies are you going to use to get to “got it”? Check off the strategy columns below indicating what you will do differently to improve your understanding

Use 3 different highlighter colors to track your understanding and growth of the Learning Targets

o Before the unito After a Learning Checko Before the test

Utilize class time wisely, be present & on time. Be focused & attentive. Avoid distractions: phone, friends & other work.

Ask for help during class. Seek support from classmates and teacher.

Work efficiently to complete all work. Finish work outside of school as needed.

Develop personal study strategies. Review material throughout the week

LT1 I can Identify social influences on food choices

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LT2 I can describe how food choices are influenced by available resources and technology

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LT3 I can identify personal influences on food choices

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LT4 I can give examples of cultural food customs

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LT5 I can describe cultural, geographical and historical influences on food choices

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LT6 I can identify my own family’s food history and/or culture

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The Meaning of Food – Food & Life

This episode of The Meaning of Food examines the symbolic importance of food and eating. While taking notes look for evidence of this symbolic importance and think/wonder/connect to your own personal relationship to food and eating.

EVIDENCE from the videoI saw/heard the following statements, facts, etc.

INTERPRETATION from the videoI thought/I wondered about/I made a connection

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Ch. 1-2 Influences on Food Choices

Read the pages 27 – 31 (Green Book)

Define:

Culture

Media

Resources

Technology

Lifestyles

1. Name four social influences on food choices:

2. What are six available resources that can influence food choices?

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3. How does technology influence food choices?

4. Name four personal influences on food choices.

5. Look at the Percentage of Advertising Dollars Spent on Different Food Products on page 29. Which food category gets the least advertising? Why do you think

this is so?

Approximately how much more is spent on desserts, snacks, and soft drinks than on all the other categories combined?

6. Think about ways in which your family has influenced your personal food choices. Identify one or two of your family’s food traditions, and explain where they came from and why your family observes them.

7. Imagine that you are an inventor in the next century (2100). Describe a new food product or kitchen appliance you would like to invent. Tell how it would affect people’s food choices.

8. Find a food advertisement. Glue it below. Describe the ad. Tell whether it makes you want to buy the product. Why?/Explain your reaction.

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Reasons for Food Choices

Directions: List a food that illustrates each reason for food preferences described below. Then identify the factor at work in each case. Select your answers for the list of factors below.

Factors That Influence Food Preferences

FamilyTechnology

CultureLifestyle

FriendsPriorities

MediaEmotions

1. Name a food you eat because you belong to a large group of people, such as an ethnic or religious group, who eat this food.Food: ______________________________ Factor: _____________________________

2. Name a food you like to eat when you are with your friends.Food: ______________________________ Factor: _____________________________

3. Name a food you eat that was not available to your parents in their youth.Food: ______________________________ Factor: _____________________________

4. Name a food you tried for the first time and liked after seeing a food ad or commercial.Food: ______________________________ Factor: _____________________________

5. Name a food you learned to like or dislike by following the example of a relative.Food: ______________________________ Factor: _____________________________

6. Name a food you often eat when you are depressed or angry.Food: ______________________________ Factor: _____________________________

7. Name a food you eat because it fits conveniently into your daily routine.Food: ______________________________ Factor: _____________________________

8. Name a food you eat on days when you would rather spend your time doing other things than cooking.Food: ______________________________ Factor: _____________________________

9. Name a food you would eat if it was more available to you.Food: ____________________________________ Factor: ______________________________

10. Name a food that you eat that is an ethnic food (even if it is not your own culture)Food: ____________________________________ Factor: ______________________________


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The Meaning of Life – Food & Culture

This episode of The Meaning of Food explores how food delineates the different cultures that make up the American “melting pot”. While taking notes look for evidence of how food reflects the cultures present in the United States and think/wonder/connect to your own personal food culture.




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Pages 32-37 (Green book)

Define (some terms are not from the Chapter):

ethnic group

custom

dietary

etiquette

unique

1. What are 3 aspects of culture? (describe each)

2. List as many cultural groups as you can think of that are represented here at the Holt HS?

Example - German

3. Name and give examples of the 4 cultural food customs.

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4. From your own experience, name a food custom associated with each of the four seasons:

Spring

Summer

Fall

Winter 5. Food customs affect not only what is eaten, but how foods are served.

Give 2 examples of different ways we eat and serve food:

6. Think of a food custom you know about, how might it have evolved (how did it start)?

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7. How have food customs changed throughout history? Give 2 examples:

8. What happens as food customs travel around the world?

9. Read the box Connecting Food and Social Studies. (page 36)The best traditions are said to be simple ones. Why do you think that’s

true?

Imagine that as a parent with a family of your own, you want to start a holiday tradition. Suggest three ideas that you would like to try.

10. Do you think members of a culture should retain some distinct food

customs? Why or why not?

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11. List some of your own or your family’s favorite foods. Indicate the cultures that are represented.

12. How do you think food cultures will change in the next 25 years? Why do you think they will change?


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Types of Food Customs

Directions: Around the world, you can find many interesting differences in food customs. In general, food customs include:

Unique foods that originated with a certain culture or in a certain area. Dietary laws practiced by members of a particular culture. Etiquette, or customs related to serving and eating food. Customs associated with special occasions.

These four types of food customs are shown in the four boxes below. Following the boxes are some examples of food customs. Read each example and decide which of the four types of food customs it illustrates. Write the letter of the example in one section of the appropriate box. You should find 3 examples for each type.

Unique Foods Dietary Laws

Etiquette Special Occasions

A. Crisp Southern-fried chickenB. Everyone eating from one dish in LaosC. Jews avoiding shellfishD. Japanese using chopsticksE. Annual Yam FestivalF. Italians eating polenta (cornmeal mush)G. Turkey for ThanksgivingH. Vegetarian meals for HindusI. Chinese won ton soupJ. Ukrainian Easter eggs (colored)K. Muslims avoiding porkL. Eating with fingers in Afghanistan**When you have completed this worksheet, go to the N&W Assignment Checklist and put a

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The Meaning of Food – Food & Family

This episode of The Meaning of Food looks at the complex way food defines families. While taking notes look for evidence of how food and family are connected and think/wonder/connect to your own personal family foods.



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An International Menu (What country did the word come from?)A good resource: http://www.etymonline.com/

avocado ________________bagel___________________biscuit__________________bologna ________________broccoli ________________cantaloupe ______________casserole________________chocolate _______________cookie__________________corn ___________________cranberry _______________enchilada _______________hamburger ______________hash ___________________ketchup_________________kiwi ___________________macaroni _______________mayonnaise _____________noodle _________________

okra____________________

orange _________________paprika _________________pecan___________________pita ____________________pizza ___________________pretzel__________________quiche __________________sauerkraut Germanysherbet _________________shish kebab______________smorgasbord _____________soup ___________________squash__________________teriyaki _________________tomato__________________tortilla __________________vanilla__________________waffle __________________

Use the word list to fill in the clues for answering these questions

1. The name we use for this native American food means barley, oats, wheat or any kind of cereal grain in England._______________

2. This native American food is also called an “alligator pear.”____________________

3. This native American holiday dish was named for a country in Asia. Many things of exotic origin were given the same name in 16th Century Europe._______________________

4. The name for this delicious pastry means “whirlpool” in German.________________

5. This low-fat snack is named for an Australian singer.________ ___________

6. The name for this food means “little donkey” in Spanish. ________________

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AvocadoBurritoMelba toastStrudelTurkeyCorn


Where Did This Food Come From?A good resource: http://www.foodtimeline.org (to search press Ctrl+F)

1. Name of food you signed up to research: _____________________________________________

2. Where did this food originate? (culture, country, etc.) ________________________________

3. About when did this food originate? ___________________________________________________

4. How did it get its name? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. How do you think it got into the United States?____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6. Has the food changed over the decades? ______________________ If so, how? __________________________________________________________________________________

7. Give a description of the use of the food? (was it for a particular occasion, purpose, etc.) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

8. What ingredients are found in this food?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

9. Do you eat this food? ________________ Why?/Why not?____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

10. Is this food common in this part of the USA? _____________________________________________If not, where (if anywhere) is it commonly eaten? _________________________________________________________________________________

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http://www.foodtimeline.org/


Family Food History/Culture Recipe Assignment

Overview:Each student will create a document about a family recipe, discover its history, and conduct an interview with a family member to collect information about their family origins and their family food traditions. This project is in place of a test for this unit and should be very neatly done and not just be answers on a piece of paper. (Someone reading it should not have to refer back to this assignment to know what your answers mean). You may write using paragraphs, questions/answers, or answers in question format.

Things you need: A family recipe Someone to talk to about the recipe (face-to-face, email, or phone) VERY neat handwriting, spelling and punctuation OR use a computer (If I can’t read it I

can’t grade it)o We will have computer access on _______________ and ________________

Written in paragraphs not just answers to questions. Ideas for project include: Word Document, Poster, Booklet, or run an idea by Ms. Pilant Due: ____________________________________

Things to include:1. What is the recipe you will write about? 2. Where did your family originate (where did they originally come from)? How did your

family come to be in Michigan? Unless you are 100% native American your family is not FROM Michigan originally.

3. Describe a memory you have of the food/recipe being prepared or eaten.4. Research (and include source) for a history of the recipe/food. (i.e. Quiche originated in

the 16th century in ancient Rome…www.foodtimeline.org).5. Are the ingredients for your recipe grown in Michigan? If not, where do they come

from? (ie. carrots are grown in Michigan, bananas are from tropical climates, often Costa Rica)

6. Come up with 5 interview questions to ask someone in your family who is familiar with the origins of your recipe. (Use questions that will help you with your project!)

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7. Include the recipe: you can take a picture of it and print it, you can type it, etc.8. Include a picture of the food (can be a photo or clip art)9. Why is this food important to you and your family’s history/culture? (Occasions,

holidays, traditions, etc.)

I will be grading you on:

Requirement Check Yourself

Self-Grade (A, B, C, D, E)

1. Recipe name2. Michigan story/how we got here3. Memory of the food4. History of the food (cite your

source)5. Michigan grown? Or where did

ingredients come from.6. 5 interview questions7. Recipe in standard format8. Picture of the food9. Importance of recipe to my family Neatness of project Written in paragraphs or with

questions/answers.Final Grade you would give yourself ---------------------

Example. If you are answering “Where did your family originate (where did they originally come from)?” Answering with one word “Germany” would not meet the requirements.

An answer like this would: “My family came to the United States from Germany in 1954. They moved to Michigan because they had to leave their home during World War II and were refugees in West Germany. They came to Marlette Michigan to start a new life.” You may have less detail as some families have been here a long time! But find out what you can. So you could say “they moved here from Texas sometime in the 30s because Grandpa got a job working at GM. We don’t know exactly where they came from before Texas that but Grandpa told me that the family came from France during the revolutionary war.”

But, remember--unless you are 100% Native American your family did not originate in Michigan or the USA.

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Extra Credit

Daily Journals Week of:

Date Journal Question Journal Answer

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Fill out every day! No question = NQ Absent = A No School = NS

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Daily Journals Week of: Date Journal Topic My Journal

Fill out every day! No question = NQ Absent = A No School = NS

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Food History & Culture Learning Check

LT1 I can identify social influences on food choices

1. Give an example of how other people influence your food choices.

LT2 I can describe how food choices are influenced by available resources and technology

2. What resources effect your food choices here at school?

3. How has technology changed the way you eat?

LT3 I can identify personal influences on food choices

4. What are your personal food choices?

5. Why do you eat when you do and what you do?

LT4 I can give examples of cultural food customs

6. Describe a cultural food custom that you have participated in.

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LT5 I can I can describe cultural, geographical and historical influences on food choices

7. What do you eat that is influenced by the fact that you live in Michigan in

2016/17?

LT6 I can identify my own family’s food history and/or culture

8. What is one interesting thing you learned about your family’s food history and/or culture during your interview?

9. If you could increase the amount or frequency of family food traditions, you follow would you? Why/Why not?

10.Will you pass on family food history and/or culture, traditions and recipes to the next generation? Why/Why not?

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