can someone complete this assignment for me? it is supposed to be a powerpoint
Food & Agriculture Scavenger Hunt
Take a picture of the item(s): You may need to take a close-up photo of the item(s) for a slide as well. (Hint: start in your pantry!)
To earn credit for a Task/*Slide: Do ALL parts of the task (take all pictures, make comparisons, answer questions, number your *Slides, etc). There will be NO partial points given for any tasks.
Complete a PowerPoint presentation of all your pictures and task questions. Put your name on the first slide. Be sure to address the task questions on the *Slides; each completed task must have a *Slide. NUMBER EACH *SLIDE AS LISTED BELOW, slides must be in number order. You will only earn points for the completed tasks, the points will count as a major grade.
The Scavenger Hunt: The items with a * should get a photograph taken!
Points | Tasks – You may earn UP TO 50 points, there are more than 50 possible points. Build in some insurance by doing more than 50 points. There will be NO partial points given for any tasks. |
*Slide 1 Product from the farthest away place possible (from CFHS) with proof on the label. [5 extra points for the most distant product from CFHS.]
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*Slide 2 Product made from Tempeh
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*Slide 3 Product (not produce) that likely contains GMOs
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*Slide 4 Example of produce that is a GMO
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*Slide 5 Picture of each food group in the correct amount for RDA.
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*Slide 6 Picture of a product labeled as NOT GMO
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*Slide 7 Picture of a product that uses’ Ancient grains’
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*Slide 8 Picture of two product nutrition labels with the essential vitamins and minerals highlighted
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*Slide 9 Picture/Examples of 4 products that are labeled with one of each of these: “natural”, “100% organic”, “organic”, “made with organic materials”
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*Slide 10 Pictures of 5 Meats labeled as each of these: “farm raised”, “wild caught”, “grain fed”, “Organic”, “Hormone Free”
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*Slide 11 Picture/s showing examples of Beef produced by 5 of these: Tyson, Sanderson Farms, Butterball, Jennie-O, BoarsHead, Hillshire, Oscar Meyer
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*Slide 12 Picture/s showing examples of Chicken produced by 5 of these: Tyson, Sanderson Farms, Butterball, Jennie-O, BoarsHead, Hillshire, Oscar Meyer
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*Slide 13 An example of the most unusual meat you can find (Ostrich, Buffalo, etc). [5 extra points if you have the most unusual meat.]
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*Slide 14 Picture of fish or shellfish that is “Wild Caught” or “farm raised”
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*Slide 15 Picture of fish for each of these 3: “best choices”, “good alternatives”, and “avoid” (from SeaFood Watch) 1. Explain why each fish type is classified the way it is. 2. What is the price of each example? Does their price reflect their status? | |
*Slide 16 Picture of a label that mentions ‘ bycatch’ or “dolphin free”
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*Slide 17 Picture of a product made with High Fructose Corn Syrup – show the label/ingredients as well.[+5 for most surprising product.]
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*Slide 18 Picture of eggs labeled “cage free” and “organic”
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*Slide 19 Picture of an overly packaged food & similar food in less packaging
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*Slide 20 Four Milk products labeled as: “soy”, “almond”, “organic”, and regular milk 1.How are the environmental impacts of each of these different?
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*Slide 21 Four Coffee products labeled: “fair trade”, “organic”, “rainforest certified”. “shade grown”
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*Slide 22 Three different baby foods labeled as one of each: “Organic”, “Natural”, and “Regular”
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*Slide 23 Picture of an item found at Farmer’s Market(take the pic at the Farmers Market) & the same item found at Grocery Store (take the pic at the grocery store)
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*Slide 24 Picture of an ‘heirloom’ variety of produce – must show the term on the label or signage
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*Slide 25 Picture of a product that is naturally gluten free and a product that is labeled gluten free 1. What is gluten? 2. How does gluten affect people that are sensitive to it? 3. Are companies required to label products a Gluten Free? | |
*Slide 26 Picture of a boxed grain or snack product label that denotes it is specifically ‘Nut Free’,made without nuts or certain types of nuts. 1. How can ingesting nuts do to people that are sensitive to them? 2. Are companies required to label products as Nut Free? | |
*Slide 29 Picture of you with the type of produce at the Farmers Market and also at the grocery store Choose a type of produce; count how many varieties of that produce you see at the farmers market and at the grocery store.
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*Slide 31 Picture of the most unusual produce you can find in a store or farmers market with label. 1. Explain where this produce is grown. 2. Explain why the produce is ‘unusual’ – think geographically…. [5 extra points for the most unusual produce.] | |
*Slide 32 Picture of a non-edible organic product (candles, fabric, etc)with the Organic label as proof.
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Slide 33 1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of buying from the grocery store; the farmers market?
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*Slide 34 Picture of a nitrogen-based fertilizer with label or signage proof.
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*Slide 35 Picture of a phosphorus-based fertilizer with label or signage proof.
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*Slide 36 Picture of both an organic fertilizer and an in-organic fertilizer
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*Slide 37 Picture of both a pesticide that is general and a pesticide that has a specific target
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Slide 38 Complete a survey with at least 25 people: Ask these questions: a. Do you think vegetarianism is good for the environment? b. What are the benefits to the environment? c. Do you think eating meat is bad for the environment? d. What are the environmental drawbacks of eating meat?
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*Slide 39 Picture of a plant that protects against pests with proof on the label or signage in the picture.
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Total* *You may earn UP TO 50 Points. There will be NO partial points given for any tasks. There are more than 50 points available. When you turn in your PowerPoint, turn in this sheet with the competed items circled. |