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While watching the video i noticed they have a so much healthy and stable cafeteria then our school.

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With all the Japanese food they eat and also the quantity they eat and nutrition

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Being so much good food and such a quantity does the government pay for it

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while watching the video I noticed that all the kids were very well behaved.

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The video connects with food because it shows a kid the value of nutrition.

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Is there a difference between public and private school lunch programs?

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does the government pay for the foods in each school?

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it connect with the food because there are talking about there diet and lunch

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the kids are very responsible when their serving the foods and none of them are playing with the food.

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i noticed the organization and calmness most kids don't have but they do. so they are really learning not to be chaotic and have discipline.

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thay connect to food because the video is about what the kids are given to eat at lunch.

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does every school do this? and is there a difference between public and private school lunches?

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They connect to food because they are talking about School lunch in Japan.

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food bicos it talkt abut the lunch

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What happens to all the leftovers.

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The videos connect to food and environment because the food they are serving is the food that is nutritious for the kids and it is different from other foods in other schools. It also connects to the environment because they are being taught and they are seeing how they’re food is being converted which is a healthy environment.

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They connect to Food because the program is bout food and nutrition.

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They connect to environment, because it teaches kids how to work with each other in an organized environment, so that they can eat they'r Japanase lunches.

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They connect to tradition and values because this is something they do in all public schools

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They connect to food as they have a different to have all the food served in the table. which also teaches them to be responsible and to work as a team.

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What would the school do if kids didnt eat the food because they dont like it.

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I noticed that every meal is freshly made with all the nutrients needed.

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They connect to food because they are serving food and its the food program and nutriton.

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do students get to eat snacks throughout the day?

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While watching the video I noticed that elemantary school students were serving themselves.

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They connect to food because they are about school lunches. They connect to religion and culture because they are experiencing food from japan. This is also environmental because of them having gardens and what they do with the leftovers.

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I noticed that they eat healthy meals and get all the nutrients that they need in one great meal

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I noticed that every single student in each grade helps out. Some help by peeling vegetables or by just serving the food.

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i noticed those kids are very gentle,organized,
responsible and sweet.

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hawe much muny wase wase spent to make the kichen?

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do the kids more things like after school or is it just school

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I noticed that every grade students learn and have a different responsibility by serving the school food. Why is this important for them?

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I noticed that by making these kids serve the food they learn to be self-sufficient

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I noticed that students develop important responsibilities while just serving school, these students can sense a little of how a job is like.

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I noticed that the kids were very organized while serving and were used to eating healthy thanks to their school.

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I noticed that the kids were very organized while serving and were used to eating healthy thanks to their school.

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How the kids what it served in their plate?

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I noticed that kids all wait for each other to finish and after saying itadakimasu they all start eating

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Everything is going very nicely and the students are very organized

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Do the students like the food that they are being served?

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That when the students serve/ get served food, everything flows very nicely. There's no mess or arguments

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The kids are more responsible and help out.

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How do the students take turns serving?

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How many plates can you get served?

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Does every student in different school in Japan have to serve meals to the school or is it just in that one specific school.

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This makes me wonder what else is different? Are kids involved in more duties?

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This makes me wonder what else is different? Are kids involved in more duties?

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thate the studets are very polite

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Is there other jobs that the kids have to do?

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Do the kids need to do more responsibilities other than school and sometimes helping out in the cafeteria?

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whiyle they went up the grade did they lern hawe to serv the food or do they teach you when you arive to 6?

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Around how many students are there per school? 

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Around how many students are there per school? 