Let’s solve this step by step.
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Part 1: Match each nutrient with the food that contains it.
We need to match:
- Proteins
- Carbohydrates
- Vitamins
- Minerals
- Fats
With these food groups:
A) Pasta, bread and rice → These are starchy foods →
Carbohydrates
B) Chicken, fish and eggs → These are high in protein →
Proteins
C) Fatty fish, olive oil and nuts → These contain healthy fats →
Fats
D) Fruits and vegetables → Rich in vitamins and minerals → But we have to pick one per line. Since “Vitamins” is listed separately, and fruits/veggies are famous for vitamins →
Vitamins
E) Dairy products and vegetables → Dairy has calcium (a mineral), and some veggies too → So this matches
Minerals
Wait — let’s double-check:
Actually, looking again:
The last box says: “Dairy products and vegetables.”
Dairy = calcium (mineral)
Vegetables = also have minerals like potassium, magnesium → so yes,
Minerals
But what about “Fruits and vegetables”? That’s more associated with
Vitamins.
So final matching:
- Proteins → Chicken, fish and eggs
- Carbohydrates → Pasta, bread and rice
- Vitamins → Fruits and vegetables
- Minerals → Dairy products and vegetables
- Fats → Fatty fish, olive oil and nuts
✔ This makes sense nutritionally.
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Part 2: Choose the correct nutrient to complete the definitions.
1) ______________ gave our muscles stronger and give our body the nutrients we need for growth and repair.
→ That’s
Proteins. They build and repair muscles.
2) ______________ help our immune system and prevent illness.
→ That’s
Vitamins. Especially Vitamin C, D, etc., support immunity.
3) ______________ give our body energy.
→ That’s
Carbohydrates. They’re the main source of energy for the body.
(Note: Fats also give energy, but carbs are the primary quick-energy source taught at this level.)
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Final Answer:
Part 1 Matching:
- Proteins → Chicken, fish and eggs
- Carbohydrates → Pasta, bread and rice
- Vitamins → Fruits and vegetables
- Minerals → Dairy products and vegetables
- Fats → Fatty fish, olive oil and nuts
Part 2 Fill-ins:
1) Proteins
2) Vitamins
3) Carbohydrates
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of nutrient worksheet for students.