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1. Take notes of the food your family throws away and try to see why. Find out what went wrong.
2. Think about how to change habits and reduce food waste at home.
3. How can you and your family shop smart? Make a list of everything you have in the fridge/ kitchen.
4. Plan your meals for the week and make a shopping list before going to buy food.
5. After having completed tasks 1- 4, prepare a speech to tell others about your experience with not wasting food.
6. After writing your speech, switch with a peer and do the following:
correct spelling mistakes and use of capitalization, period, question marks and exclamation marks.
Adapted from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eqxgvZNn0I&ab_channel=SavingFoodEU

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Sustainable Goal 2 calls for Zero Hunger. This means to “end hunger, achieve food security and improved
nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture.”
- In pairs, think about these two important questions:
1) What is hunger? How can we measure it?
2) What is food security? How can we measure it?
Let’s read more about saving food:
Every year one-third of all the food we produce around the world is lost or wasted. Isn’t it a pity to waste food while so many people are not able to meet their daily food needs. So when is food wasted between leaving the farm and reaching our plate? Food goes through a number of stages called the food chain. Sadly, food is wasted across
the whole chain and that’s not all. When we waste food, we are also wasting all the resources that went into its production like land, water, effort, and energy. Just think of bread and the long way from the farm to our table. Did you know that to make loaf bread you need 1,000 litres of water. That’s a lot of water! Moreover, rotting food in landfill lets off a very harmful gas called methane. This means that wasting food harms the environment, leading to climate change.
There’s good news though. By following some simple tips, we can all help reduce food waste at home, save money, and help the environment, and support people in need. All together, we can help our community. We just
need to take action and care.