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05.02.2023 02:53 •  Английский язык

Написать краткий пересказ этого текста. "learning about food a school in california finds a new way to teach students classes in the kitchen involve cooking lunch, but ink into classroom academic subjects the food cooked n the kitchen garden of the martin luther king school herbs and vegetables the recipes are dictated by what where are preparing a vegetable bed as part of a lesson later, the effects of the seasons and eating habits around the here includes a range of dishes from pasta to stuffed alice waters-chef and restaurant owner - is sitting vine leaves and delicious italian omelettes filled with n berkeley. california. the kitchen garden is called the vegetables are available. science is taught through edible schoolyard, and students at this public schoolnutrition and cooking technique, geography through ildents grow they will cook what they pick as part of their school lunch16 each student receives between 18 and 40 hours tution a year in the schoolyard, and as a result, today's midday meal consists of homemade pesto wwhat they eat at school has changed a good part of the and tomato sandwiches, with a big vegetable salad. everyone is eating. teo hernandez, 13, says he has food grown here is used in the school's daily meals changed the way he eats. "i can now cook and grow waters has been fighting to improve children's diets for things" he a decade, and in 1996 she started a campaign to rase doing so in the future, but i know i can i have changed funds for the edible schoolyard and the school lunch my attitude to food, i like some herbs and lettuce initiative. 2 e and waters hopes that they will set an example for other parts of the country as well. "we have such a huge problem of bad eating habits in the three years, but his teachers united states that teaching about food cannot be left speak to parents," she says. "so many children generally areis so happy at school eating fast, cheap, easy food that something has to be says. "i don't know yet d i will continue use less salt. it's been fun, the teachers are nice-and there's no homework teo has been in the us for only speak perfect english in such a short time because he but has alice waters succeeded? is the edible say he has learned to schoolyard model the way forward? 6 a "when marsha guerero, director of the school lunch initiative, kids explains how it all works "this is mainly a teaching garden," she says. 3fnearby farms therefore also supply food as part of the regular lunches at the school. these are prepared using fresh organic become unhealthy due to bad diet, they become solated," says waters. "but eating such good food and picking, smelling and cooking the vegetables and fruit n this garden makes what they eat-and it shows them that we care about them. just seeing a typical classes in the edible schoolyard involve plenty child saying to another, "would you like of gardening activity however, they are not a break from normal school work, as academic projects are always atached. in one lesson, the students are asked some? -that is the essential thing areadapted from the daily telegraph to choose one part of the garden as their personal spot for the entire year. they then observe and record in a journal what happens in this spot as time progresses of insect life, the soil and changes to the plants. classes in the kitchen involve cooking lunch, but also link into classroom academic subjects. the food cooked here includes a range of dishes from pasta to stuffed vine leaves and delicious italian omelettes schoolherbs and vegetables. the recipes are dictated by what the effects of the seasons and eating habits around world. 5 c vegetables are available. science is taught through nutrition and cooking technique; geography through the today's midday meal consists of homemade pesto and tomato sandvwiches, with a big vegetable salad everyone is eating. teo hernandez, 13, says he has changed the way he eats. "i can now cook and grow things," he says. "i don't know yet if i will continue doing so in the future, but i know i can. i have changed use less salt. it's been fun, the teachers are nice- and attitude to food; i like some herbs and lettuce and i there's no homework" teo has been in the us for only three years, but his teachers say he has learned to speak perfect english in such a short time because.he is so happy at school but has alice waters succeeded? is the edible schoolyard model the way forward? 6a "when kids become unhealthy due to bad diet, they become isolated," says waters. "but eating such good food and picking, smelling and cooking the vegetables and fruit in this garden makes them care about what they eat- and it shows them that we care about them. just seeing a child saying to another, would you like some? '-that is the essential thing." adapted from the daily telegraph