A healthy food pyramid poster for use in a Doctor's Surgery imaginative play area.
Use this resource as part of a Doctor’s Surgery-themed play area, or as part of a lesson on healthy eating habits.
This resource can be used to discuss the food groups, and which foods should be eaten often, sometimes and rarely.
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