A sorting activity to help students recognise healthy and unhealthy foods.
Print out the worksheets and provide a copy to each student or laminate the lunchboxes and pieces to make a game.
Students are required to put the healthy foods in the green lunch box and the unhealthy foods in the purple lunchbox.
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