DAILY NEW FREE ONLINE CONTENT AIMED AT KIDS, FOR JUNE 2020

Check out the schedule

 Find out more about the plan - a flyer to share! 

Theme 1: From Planet to Plate

How can what we humans eat affect the climate of the future?

Go monday video!

Theme 1 - Work-it-Out Tuesday

Tell me how it works!
understand the activity worksheets

ACTIVITY WORKSHEET
print it out and have a go

Worksheet walkthrough video 
follow estefani doing the acti​vity

Theme 1 - INTERVIEW Wednesday
Hear from world experts

Interview with Prof Pete Smith

---

INterview with Prof Dave reay

Interview video - Prof Pete Smith

Theme 1: Q&A Thursday

Answering your great questions with Dave Reay, Lucy Yates and James Hand!

Theme 1: Showcase Friday

Showcasing your work with Takeabitecc Team members Fran Harries, Melissa Lord, Alana Kluczkovski and Beckie Lait.

For details and references for Theme 1 facts you can find more here

Theme 2: at the farm

Crops, cows and chickens - how growing our food can make a difference
Monday 9th June to Friday 12th June

Theme 2 - work-it-out Worksheet

Activity worksheet
Print it out and have a go

Worksheet walkthrough video
APpearing Tuesday 10th june

 THEME 2 - INTERVIEW WEDNESDAY
HEAR FROM WORLD EXPERTS

Theme 2 - At the farm interview with Matt Holl

Theme 2 - At the farm interview with India Langley

Theme 2 - At the farm interview with Dr Michelle Cain

Theme 3: At the shops

Can we make our shopping trolley more climate-friendly?
​Monday 15th June to Friday 19th June

Theme 4: at home

Making lunches that are better for the planet.
​Monday 22 June to Friday 26th June

More...

We're taking part in the Great Science Share #GreatSciShare by releasing a bonus worksheet! Try it out and tell us how you got on via #TakeABiteAtHome or queries@takeabitecc.org 

The TakeaBiteAtHome project is coordinated by the following Takeabitecc Team members: Beckie Lait (videos), Alana Kluczkovski (worksheets), Melissa Lord (schools liaison), Sarah Bridle (theme 1), Joanne Cook (theme 2), Ximena Schmidt (theme 3), Carla Adriano Martins (theme 4), with input from the Takeabitecc Team. We are grateful to Ben Dare for proofreading and Carys Lavin for making the calendar, as well as everyone who contributed to developing the materials so far  - see our acknowledgements page for more details, including our funders.

Why now?

Now we’re locked-down at home we are  thinking more about food than ever before. We want to help you learn how food reaches our plates, and how different choices contribute to how the climate changes in the future. We have taken our ideas to many places, such as India and Brazil, but now want them on line with you in your home 

Who we are

The Takeabitecc Team is a group of scientists who are all concerned about how food contributes to climate change. We are not pushing for a particular solution, but would like everyone who decides to produce or to buy a particular food to be able to know about its greenhouse gas impact.