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Our classrooms were engaged in an exciting activity where the children created clay models of healthy and unhealthy food. This hands-on project served as a valuable educational too reinforcing important concepts about nutrition and healthy eating habits in a fun and interactive way. One of the key benefits of clay modeling is its ability to provide visual learning. It also creates a tangible representation of different food groups and help the children to understand their nutritional value at an early age. This also helped them to recognize the difference between healthy and unhealthy eating. This creative outlet allowed them to explore their ideas and have fun while learning about food. The kids returned to the classroom proudly showcasing their clay models which included healthy foods like fruits, vegetables, meat, cereals and nuts alongside unhealthy food like pizzas, burgers, doughnuts and chips. The tactile experience of working with clay also encouraged language development in children. Additionally, this activity opened up discussions about nutrition, food choices and the importance of maintaining a balanced diet thereby, making the topic more interesting to the little ones. Finally, clay modelling served as a fun and interactive way to educate our children about nutrition. By encouraging healthy eating habits from a young age, this activity has laid the foundation for a lifetime of mindful eating and well-being.

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