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The best practice guide for early childhood education and care food environment: Module 3: Food education (Version 1.0)
Food education (FE) in early learning settings is more than cooking – it is an opportunity to experience food in ways that include cooking but go far beyond. Food education gives children the opportunity for exploration, experimentation, learning, teamwork, skill building and much more. At the same
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