WHAT WE EAT




1. Where does food come from?



1. a. Write down the words you don't understand.


2. Do you eat healthy? What is healthy food according to the information given in the video?





VOCABULARY. At the supermarket.




The produce section.



EXCUSE ME..... WHERE CAN I FIND     ?




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