Baked Bread

Join us as we step inside a bakery to find out how grains of wheat become tasty bread.

When? Millions of people enjoy eating bread, making it one of the most popular foods in the world. But did you know that bread starts off as grains of wheat in a field?

 

Key learning points are:

  • How bread is made
  • The ingredients used to make bread
  • Why bread is part of a balanced diet
  • The different types of bread around the world

 

Pupils will also get the chance to ask Paul questions about how bread is made.

 

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The Online Field Trips are a great way for pupils to see how different foods are produced and supplied without leaving the classroom.

Cheryl Miller

Class teacher, Niddrie Mill Primary School

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