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Canada's Food Guide Quiz

Your job is to create a 1-day healthy meal for three different people. You will plan each breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so that your food intake for the day meets Health Canada’s daily recommended number of servings for each food group. Each meal plan must include: a) Three meals, two or three snacks, and drinks b) Serving sizes for each item to eat or drink c) Daily total number of servings for each food group

Rubric Code: VXBB227

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Subject: Health

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

1 Day Meal Plan
	Unacceptable 0 pts	Not Yet Meets Expectations 1 pts	Minimally Meets Expectations 2 pts	Fully Meets Expectations 3 pts	Exceeds Expectations 4 pts
Canada Food Guide General Knowledge	Unacceptable Does not meet daily recommended number of servings for any of the food groups. No serving sizes or daily food group totals included.	Not Yet Meets Expectations Meets daily recommended number of servings for 2 of the food groups. Does not include serving sizes or daily total for food groups.	Minimally Meets Expectations Meets daily recommended number of servings for 3 of the food groups. Includes serving sizes for some of the foods/drinks and a daily total for food groups.	Fully Meets Expectations Meets daily recommended number of servings for all food groups. Includes serving size for most foods/drinks and the daily total for food groups.	Exceeds Expectations Meets daily recommended number of servings each day. For each item, lists: food group, major nutrients, & serving size. Includes daily total for food groups.
Meals, Snacks, Beverages	Unacceptable Did not include healthy choices	Not Yet Meets Expectations Includes some healthy choices	Minimally Meets Expectations Includes healthy choices	Fully Meets Expectations Includes a variety of healthy choices	Exceeds Expectations Includes healthy choices for all meals, snacks, and beverages as well as recipes (or links to online recipes) for each meal.
Three teenagers meal plans	Unacceptable Did not complete	Not Yet Meets Expectations Complete with mostly correct food types	Minimally Meets Expectations Complete with mostly correct food types and quantities	Fully Meets Expectations Complete with correct food types and quantities	Exceeds Expectations Complete with correct food types and quantities. Meets daily recommended number of servings each day. Meals were creative and correct.
Used Table	Unacceptable Did not use the table	Not Yet Meets Expectations tried to use the table, but amounts and types were not correct	Minimally Meets Expectations Used the table, and most types and quantities were correct	Fully Meets Expectations Used the table, and all types and quantities were correct.	Exceeds Expectations Used the table, and all types and quantities were correct. Student showed they verified their work with the table.
Overall Presentation	Unacceptable Meal plan incomplete.	Not Yet Meets Expectations Meal plan completed in pencil only. Writing difficult to read. Spelling and grammar errors make it difficult to understand meal plan in several places. The student rushed to complete the assignment.	Minimally Meets Expectations Writing lacks neatness. A few spelling and grammar errors make it difficult to understand meal plan in a few places. The student is capable of better work.	Fully Meets Expectations Student takes pride in final product: legible writing, colourful, spelling and grammar errors do not detract from understanding meaning. This is a good product for the student.	Exceeds Expectations Student spent a lot of time getting things "just right": close attention to detail, colour and graphics/images used to enhance project, free of spelling and grammar errors. This is the student's very best work.

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Canada Food Guide; nutrition

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