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Good food safety and hygiene practices are essential to reduce the risk of food poisoning. It is vital that pupils understand the importance of good food safety and that they can use what they have learnt to store, prepare and cook food safely and hygienically.
View printable materials about food safety, including guides, activity books, and tip sheets. Curricula and Lesson Plans. USDA, National Agricultural Library, Food and Nutrition Information Center. View lessons, workshops, activities, and curricula for teachers.
Learning about food safety has never been this much fun! Get trusted, science-based resources for your food safety education outreach! From infographics to activity sheets, you'll find something to reach any audience.
Play it safe and download fact sheets to educate young adults on food safety and ready-to-eat foods. These helpful resources include tips on: cleaning, microwave safety, food storage,...
Perfect Picnic Program Components: A teacher’s script, standards alignment information, and Food Safety basics sheet for parents. Two reproducible student activity sheets; a wall poster for the classroom; Powerpoint food safety quiz. (Each item available in English and in Spanish).
Involve students in food safety activities at schools, youth centres or youth events. This way young people can learn about food safety and pass on the message that by changing simple day-to-day actions, they can avoid the perils of foodborne disease. To make it virtual – share educational materials, such as the WHO Five Keys to Safer Food,
Food Safety at School (Health) Students will visit their school’s kitchen and interview someone on the cafeteria staff. They should prepare a list of questions about how the school keeps people safe from foodborne illness. Students can write a reflection or give a presentation on what they learned. Food Safety Ambassadors (Social Studies, Health)
