Free Healthy Eating Poster | Year 5 Core | BookFlik
Help your pupils understand the importance of nutrition with our engaging Pshe healthy eating poster year 5 core resource. Designed specifically for the UK National Curriculum, this vibrant visual aid helps children identify the different food groups and explains how a balanced diet supports their physical growth and mental wellbeing. As children reach upper Key Stage 2, it is vital they understand how to make informed choices about what they consume.
Our Pshe healthy eating poster year 5 core includes a helpful guide to the Eatwell Guide principles, breaking down complex nutritional information into clear, manageable sections. The poster features Max the monkey, who loves to use maths to balance his fruit and vegetable intake, and Bea the honeybee, who explains the science behind why our bodies need energy-giving carbohydrates and protein for muscle repair. By using this Pshe healthy eating poster year 5 core, teachers can prompt meaningful class discussions about portion sizes, the role of hydration, and the impact of sugar on our teeth and energy levels.
This resource is perfect for display in the classroom or as a handout for individual reflection. It aligns with the PSHE Association programmes of study, specifically focusing on health and wellbeing. The content is differentiated for learners working at the expected standard, ensuring the vocabulary is challenging yet accessible. To check understanding, the reverse side of the poster includes five thought-provoking questions:
1. Can you name the five main food groups and provide one example for each?
2. Why is it important to include a variety of colours on your plate?
3. How much water should a child aim to drink each day to stay hydrated?
4. If a healthy lunchbox costs £2.50, how much would it cost to provide lunches for five school days?
5. Why does our body need more energy on days when we have PE lessons?
Download this resource today to inspire healthy habits in your classroom.
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