Can we replace palm oil with something else?
Can we replace palm oil with something
else?
Lesson #2
undefined
Navigation
Slide A
What ingredients in our food come from
plants, and which plants do they come from?
Navigation
Slide B
Palm oil
Oil palm trees
Oleksiy Mark/Shutterstock
Palm oil: From Tree to Table
Craig
Navigation
Slide C
Is there a substitute for palm oil?
What information did we say would be helpful
for answering this question?
What other oils are there?
Slide D
What other oils are there?
Slide E
Slide F
Compare Different Types of Oils
Make a box and T-
chart in your science
notebook.
How is palm oil similar to and different from
canola or soybean oil?
●
Read a short article about
either canola or soybean oil.
●
Review the article about
palm oil.
●
Record similarities and
differences in your box and
T-chart.
Slide G
Discuss Different Types of Oils
How is palm oil similar to and different from canola or soybean oil?
●
How is your oil similar to and different from palm oil and
the other group’s oil?
●
Do you think canola or soybean oil could be possible
substitutes for palm oil? Use evidence from the readings
to back up your claim.
Discuss the following:
Additional Data about Oil-Producing Crops
Slide H
Land needed to produce vegetable oils
Productivity of main vegetable oils
●
How do these oils compare in terms of
how much land is used? How much oil
is produced?
●
Do you think canola or soybean oil could
be possible substitutes for palm oil?
Use evidence from the readings and
data to back up your claim.
Building Understandings Discussion
Slide I
Discuss patterns that we agree upon.
What patterns do you notice that are
similar across these three different
types of oil?
Building Understandings Discussion
Slide J
◉
Is canola or soybean oil a possible
substitute for palm oil?
◉
Is canola or soybean oil a good
substitute for palm oil?
Progress Tracker
Slide K
●
Draw a line below your last entry.
●
What question were we trying to figure out?
●
Record what you have figured out and how you
learned it.
Next Steps
Slide L
What other questions did we have
about palm oil?
In this lesson, we delve into the world of oil-producing crops and investigate potential substitutes for palm oil. Through engaging slides and discussions, we compare different types of oils, assess the sustainability of canola and soybean oil as alternatives, and examine the productivity of main vegetable oils. Join us on this educational journey to understand the implications of palm oil production and the quest for more sustainable choices in our diets.
Download Presentation
Please find below an Image/Link to download the presentation.
The content on the website is provided AS IS for your information and personal use only. It may not be sold, licensed, or shared on other websites without obtaining consent from the author. Download presentation by click this link. If you encounter any issues during the download, it is possible that the publisher has removed the file from their server.
E N D
Presentation Transcript
Can we replace palm oil with something else? Lesson #2
Slide A Slide A Navigation What ingredients in our food come from plants, and which plants do they come from? Ingredients in food Plant
Slide B Slide B Navigation Craig Oleksiy Mark/Shutterstock Oil palm trees Palm oil Palm oil: From Tree to Table
Slide C Slide C Navigation Is there a substitute for palm oil? What information did we say would be helpful for answering this question?
Slide D Slide D What other oils are there?
Slide E Slide E What other oils are there?
Slide F Slide F Compare Different Types of Oils How is palm oil similar to and different from canola or soybean oil? Make a box and T- chart in your science notebook. Read a short article about either canola or soybean oil. Similar Review the article about palm oil. Different Canola/ Soybean Oil Palm Oil Record similarities and differences in your box and T-chart.
Slide G Slide G Discuss Different Types of Oils How is palm oil similar to and different from canola or soybean oil? Discuss the following: How is your oil similar to and different from palm oil and the other group s oil? Do you think canola or soybean oil could be possible substitutes for palm oil? Use evidence from the readings to back up your claim. Be prepared to share these answers with the whole class.
Slide H Slide H Additional Data about Oil-Producing Crops Productivity of main vegetable oils Land needed to produce vegetable oils How do these oils compare in terms of how much land is used? How much oil is produced? Do you think canola or soybean oil could be possible substitutes for palm oil? Use evidence from the readings and data to back up your claim.
Slide I Slide I Building Understandings Discussion Discuss patterns that we agree upon. What patterns do you notice that are similar across these three different types of oil?
Slide J Slide J Building Understandings Discussion Is canola or soybean oil a possible substitute for palm oil? Is canola or soybean oil a good substitute for palm oil?
Slide K Slide K Progress Tracker Draw a line below your last entry. What question were we trying to figure out? Record what you have figured out and how you learned it. Progress Tracker Question What I figured out Make sure you are in your Progress Tracker section.
Slide L Slide L Next Steps What other questions did we have about palm oil?
