Chocolate: Thinking Wall by

shoheinishio — 2024-09-18 07:56:23 UTC

Type in your question of investigation for your assigned senses in the 'Subject' line.

See example above.

How many forms can a chocolate take?

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chocolate bar

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melted chocolate

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cocoa powder

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chocolate river

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Make your collage of chocolates in different forms!

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Touch (Table 1)

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Sight (Table 2)

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Smell (Table 3)

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Do all chocolate smell the same?

Taste (Table 4)

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Hearing (Table 5)

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Instructions

alicebi1 — 2024-09-20 05:17:57 UTC

Use a paper / paper towel
to close there eyes.

Use your nose to smell
which one is bitter and
which one is milk.

If it is right you can write
it down on a whiteboard.

Then ask them if
they smell the same.

First we get two bowls then we get the chocolate and split it in half.

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Then put the chocolate separately in the bowls then put one bowl in the microwave until it melts then stand up on a chair and take the solid chocolate and drop it but not the bowl!

Then take the melted chocolate and drop it like the solid chocolate.

Chocolate

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All chocolate are different

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First get chocolate then look at the chocolate for a long time then try to see if you would want to, eat it

Then you would try some and also think of why chocolate looks good

Instructions

kirinuno — 2024-09-20 05:38:52 UTC

1.Let them look at the 3 types of chocolate.

2.Let them guess which is which.

3.Tell them the answer.

4.Melt the chocolate.

5.Let them tell the difference of solid and liquid.

6.turn the chocolate into pices and ask them which one is which

Then guess wich chocolate fell on the table.

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Instructions

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1.first get different chocolate

2.Then say a chocolate name

3.close your eyes and do not peak

4.touch and feel the chocolate

5.then raise the chocolate that you think is the topic

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Draw and color your favorite chocolate bar wrapper, try to remember the text and the type of lettering. Create the wrapper drawing in the shape of the chocolate bar.

Here’s a bar chart with 0-10+. Add your name to the chart in the column for how many times you eat chocolate a week.

Write down adjectives to describe the taste of chocolate, in a different color add adjectives for how you feel when you eat chocolate.

Draw or write instructions for how you could turn chocolate into a drink.

How can we stop chocolate from melting? Draw or write your answers.

Put a chocolate square on the countries that grow chocolate on the world map.

Record yourself explaining the process of how a chocolate bar is made. You could draw pictures of the stages you know about and record your explanation.

Why is chocolate bad for you? Draw, write or record.

Why is chocolate good for you? Draw, write or record.

Make a video of yourself imagining you are eating your favorite chocolate snack for the first time in a long while.
What else do you know about chocolate?

1. Chocolate bar wrapper

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2. Bar chart

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2. Bar chart

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3. Adjectives

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4. Instructions

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4. Instructions

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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5. Stop melting

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6. Countries

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9. Why is chocolate good?

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8. Why is chocolate bad?

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11. Fun facts

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7. How is chocolate made?

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7. How is chocolate made?

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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10. Eating favorite chocolate

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Research Activity Resources

shoheinishio — 2024-09-23 14:51:56 UTC

www.cacaoweb.net/cacao-tree.html Cacao web has a feature with photographs about chocolate production and manufacture. https://www.candyusa.com/story-of-chocolate/ The Story of Chocolate has various sections that feature facts and information, photographs and videos on the origin of chocolate. wildernessclassroom.com/students/archives/2006/03/chocolate_treec.html Wilderness Classroom has images and facts about the cacao tree.

Research Activity

shoheinishio — 2024-09-23 14:52:31 UTC

Where do chocolate (cacao) trees grow?
Could we grow cacao trees in our school grounds or local area? Why/why not?
Are cacao trees grown in any of our team members’ home countries? Why/why not?
Are cacao trees grown in any of our host continent countries? Why/why not?
What climate/soil conditions are required for growing cacao?

5. What climate/soil conditions are required for growing cacao?

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nitrogen-rich soil

5. What climate/soil conditions are required for growing cacao?

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high humidity with rain, nitrogen-rich sandy loam soil, temperature 65°F to 90°F

3. Are cacao trees grown in any of our team members’ home countries? Why/why not?

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yes

2. Could we grow cacao trees in our school grounds or local area? Why/why not?

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yes we can because a couple did it and sold chocolate

1. Where do chocolate (cacao) trees grow?

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Africa (mainly in forest regions), Central and South America, Asia and Oceania.

1. Where do chocolate (cacao) trees grow?

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grown in the tropics in a band between 10 to 20 degrees north and south of the equator

2. Could we grow cacao trees in our school grounds or local area? Why/why not?

irischen17 — 2024-09-26 06:49:13 UTC

No because the weather is not good for them .

2. Could we grow cacao trees in our school grounds or local area? Why/why not?

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a band 20 degrees north and south of the equator.

3. Are cacao trees grown in any of our team members’ home countries? Why/why not?

jensonlee — 2024-09-26 06:49:51 UTC

no because i asked my partner

4. Are cacao trees grown in any of our host continent countries? Why/why not?

2024-09-26 06:50:38 UTC

they grow in Ba ra in south malsia

3. Are cacao trees grown in any of our team members’ home countries? Why/why not?

2024-09-26 06:50:43 UTC

yes

4. Are cacao trees grown in any of our host continent countries? Why/why not?

valerieyip1 — 2024-09-26 06:50:51 UTC

they grow in pahang and malaysia

5. What climate/soil conditions are required for growing cacao?

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warm, humid, ph of 5.5 to 7.5, rich soils with lots of organic matter and fertiliser, rain, nitorgen-rich soil, max 30-32ºC.

1. Where do chocolate (cacao) trees grow?

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The cacao tree is cultivated in many countries, but today the leading suppliers are Ivory Coast, Ghana, Indonesia, Nigeria, Brazil, Cameroon, Ecuador, Dominican Republic and Papua New Guinea. Other well-known manufacturing countries are Madagascar, Malaysia, Mexico, some Caribbean islands like Grenada and Cuba, and some Pacific islands like Samoa and Fiji.

2. Could we grow cacao trees in our school grounds or local area? Why/why not?

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no because you will need 10-20 degrees to it to grow the cacao tree

1. Where do chocolate (cacao) trees grow?

jeshuruntuffouracheampong — 2024-09-26 06:53:52 UTC

In Ghana,Nigeria,

3. Are cacao trees grown in any of our team members’ home countries? Why/why not?

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Cacao tree seeds were imported from Indonesia, and today Tokyo Cacao cultivates 502 tree

2. Could we grow cacao trees in our school grounds or local area? Why/why not?

2024-09-26 06:55:40 UTC

and they did it in Tai Po New Territories even though you need 10-20 degrees and, you need to go there every day or live near the place but unless it's raining you don't need to, go it also grows in Africa(mainly in the forests) central and south America Asia,Oceania

1. Where do chocolate (cacao) trees grow?

brucepei — 2024-09-26 06:55:59 UTC

Brazil,Colombia,Peru,South America,Asia,Africa,oceania.

1. Where do chocolate (cacao) trees grow?

irischen17 — 2024-09-26 06:58:04 UTC

it grow the most at Brazil,

4. Are cacao trees grown in any of our host continent countries? Why/why not?

jeshuruntuffouracheampong — 2024-09-26 06:58:39 UTC

NO because there is not much forests

shoheinishio — 2024-10-01 16:14:58 UTC

shades
wet, sandy loam soil (nitrogen rich soil) -- rainforests
adequate sunlight
tropical weather
rainfall (90-100mm per month)
big space (3-6m apart from each other)
protection from wind

1. Where do chocolate (cacao) trees grow?

shoheinishio — 2024-10-01 16:17:02 UTC

Cacao trees grow in Ivory Coast, Ghana, Indonesia, Nigeria, Brazil, Cameroon, Ecuador, Dominican Republic and Papua New Guinea. Other well-known manufacturing countries are Madagascar, Malaysia, Mexico, some Caribbean islands like Grenada and Cuba, and some Pacific islands like Samoa and Fiji.

Type your reasons below (You may research online)

shoheinishio — 2024-10-04 05:14:55 UTC

Research Activity:

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Answer:

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Because they want to sell it for money.

Why don’t the farmers eat the cocoa beans or chocolate they grow

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Because they need to make money, if they eat it they will have no money

Answer

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Because it did not got processed so it taste bitter.

Answer

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UK, Indonesia.

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Because they need to make money, and also when they just got the cacao beans are not ready yet. Because the cacao bean is bitter before that they need to make it sweet and yummy to sell.

Answer

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Belgium, Ivory Coast,Ecuador and Nigeria.

Answer

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Bekasi.

Answer

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chocolate

Belgium

Ivory Coast

Ecuador

Nigeria

Cameroon

Ghana

Italy

Peru

Switzerland

United Kingdom

Brazil

Indonesia

Dominican Republic

Germany

United States

France

Mexico

Poland

Papua

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West Africa ,Latin America and south east Asia

They need money to live

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Answer

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Ivory Coast, Ghana, Indonesia, Ecuador, Nigeria, Cameroon, Brazil, Peru, Dominican Republic, and Colombia.

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Switzerland

jenson lee table 3 (N.2)

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Switzerland

Germany,Belgium,Italy,Poland,Indonesia,Ecuador,

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Nigeria,Cameroon,Brazil,Peru,Mexico,Dominican Republic and Colombia.

shoheinishio — 2024-10-17 00:10:04 UTC

What was chocolate? Who made it and how was it made?
Who drank it and on what occasions?
Why was the cocoa bean ignored when Columbus brought it to Spain for the first time?
Why did Spanish explorers not like the taste?
How was it different from the chocolate we drink today?
What did they do to change the flavour?
Which Spanish explorer set up the first cacao plantations?
What happened after that?

They added sugar

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Before the chocolate was bitter but now it is sweeter

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Chocolate was a beverage long ago, and the Olmec made chocolate.

Hernan Cortez

jensonlee — 2024-10-18 05:36:05 UTC

ANSWER

2024-10-18 05:36:30 UTC

Chocolate is a food made from roasted and ground cocoa beans that can be a liquid, solid, or paste, either on its own or as a flavoring in other foods.

It was drank by rich people and the Mayans and aztecs

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It was drank at parties

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Drinking chocolate is for the rich and drink in feasts.

ANSWER

2024-10-18 05:42:31 UTC

Aztecs and Spanish conquistadors drank it flavored with chili, maize and fruit during religious ceremonies and on festive occasions . Its therapeutic properties were also well-known: cocoa was considered to be fortifying and aphrodisiac, while cocoa butter was used to treat burns and injuries.

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The Olmecs drank it, and they drank it during religious ceremonies and on festive occasions.

ANSWER

2024-10-18 05:44:21 UTC

Columbus finally took the cocoa beans back to Spain, but even there they were ignored because no one knew their value . Even worse – no one knew these unassuming beans could be made into a delicious drink.

chocolate is a food are made from cocoa beans. cocoa beans are main ingredient for production of made chocolate

amberchow — 2024-10-18 05:46:45 UTC

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chocolate is made by the Mayas then the Mayas would remove the husks for, the cacao beans (nibs) and mixed whith other flavours.

(from a long time ago)

because they need money to live in there

amberchow — 2024-10-18 05:48:21 UTC

ANSWER

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they did not like the taste because they found it bitter.

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no one knew their value And they did not know they can turn it into a yummy drink.

ANSWER

2024-10-18 05:56:49 UTC

before they did not have sugar so they put chili inside but now they have sugar so it is sometimes sweet

Who drank it and on what occasions?

shoheinishio — 2024-10-18 10:42:03 UTC

What was chocolate? Who made it and how was it made?

shoheinishio — 2024-10-18 10:42:51 UTC

Why was the cocoa bean ignored when Columbus brought it to Spain for the first time?

shoheinishio — 2024-10-18 10:45:43 UTC

Why did Spanish explorers not like the taste?

shoheinishio — 2024-10-18 10:48:24 UTC

How was it different from the chocolate we drink today?

shoheinishio — 2024-10-18 10:48:51 UTC

What did they do to change the flavour?

shoheinishio — 2024-10-18 10:49:34 UTC

Which Spanish explorer set up the first cacao plantations?

shoheinishio — 2024-10-18 10:50:17 UTC

What happened after that?

shoheinishio — 2024-10-18 10:50:33 UTC