'Wild rice' diaporamas de présentation

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EPA Region 5 Wild Rice / Wetlands Network Exchange Grant Project Nancy Schuldt Fond du Lac

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Grains, Pasta, Rice

Grains, Pasta, Rice. Grains. Definition: single, hard _______ Grains are the __________seeds of certain grasses. Most common grains Wheat Corn Rice. Cereal is the common name for grains. The principle grains are wheat, rice, oats, barley, corn, buckwheat, and rye.

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The Origins of Farming

The Origins of Farming. Definitions. Farming: The domestication of plants and animals for human purposes Domestication: The control of plant and animal species for human benefit Q: What were the consequences for plants and animals?

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Crop ID Quiz #2

Crop ID Quiz #2. Buckwheat. Canola. Corn Plant. Flint Corn. Sweet Corn. Fieldbean. Lupine. Millet, Foxtail. Rye. Sugar Beet. Sunflower. Triticale. Wheat Plant. Durum Wheat. Wild Rice. Crownvetch. Kentucky Bluegrass. Smooth Brome. Tall Fescue. White Clover.

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Pasta is a staple in commercial kitchens and is a popular menu choice.

Section 24.1 Pasta. Pasta is a staple in commercial kitchens and is a popular menu choice. To prepare pasta successfully, you must become familiar with the different varieties of pasta. pasta. A starchy food product that is made from grains. Types of Pasta.

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OJIBWA NATION

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By: Larissa and Ruby 12/9/2009

The Chippewa Indians. By: Larissa and Ruby 12/9/2009. Where They Lived. The Chippewa Indians lived in the woodlands of the following states: Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Parts of Canada Small part of North Dakota. Minnesota. Canadian Flag. Wisconsin. North Dakota. woodlands.

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The Chippewa Indians

The Chippewa Indians. By: Larissa and Ruby 12/9/2009. Where They Lived. The Chippewa Indians lived in the woodlands of the following states: Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Parts of Canada Small part of North Dakota. What They Ate. Chippewa Indians ate the following: Maple sugar

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Fermentation

Fermentation. The good, the bad, and the smelly. History of Fermentation. Age old applications: Wine/ Beer/ Spirits Cheese and Yoghurt Louis Pasteur: Hypothesised that bacteria spoils wine Suggested that wine be heated to kill bacteria Hence: pasteurization of milk.

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Taco comes with a medium sized drink and your choice of rice or a salad. $7.95

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Chippewa INDIANS

Chippewa INDIANS. BY:DA. Area: They lived in what is know Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. CRAFTS: The Chippewa Indians made beadwork, baskets, dreamcatchers . . FOOD: The C hippewa Indians were mostly farming people harvesting wild rice and corn, fishing and small game.

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Making Smarter Choices: Meal Patterns and Menu Planning

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Problem & Solution

Problem & Solution. Problem: show people where their food comes from Solution: We made some maps. Data from DNR, MDA, GardeningMatters.org , and MetroGIS Names: Andrew, Brad, Jacob, Ben, Justin, K arlie. Wild Rice in the Wild!. Wild Rice. Community Gardens in MINNESOTA!!!.

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Holiday Happenings

Holiday Happenings. With Skyline Bakery and Cafe. Brewed Awakenings--December. Java club specialties Merry mint mochas Hot spiced cider Candy cane lattes Breakfast club specialties Gingerbread delight Candied pastries. Luncheon.

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PowerPoint #2 - Wild Rice

PowerPoint #2 - Wild Rice. PP #2, Day 10 (Use for closing lesson, in conjunction with The Sacred Harvest , if you have it, to show historical and contemporary rice gathering processes.).

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Holiday Happenings

Holiday Happenings. With Skyline Bakery and Cafe. Brewed Awakenings--December. Java club specialties Merry mint mochas Hot spiced cider Candy cane lattes Breakfast club specialties Gingerbread delight Candied fruit pastries. Luncheon.

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THE OJIBWA PEOPLE

THE OJIBWA PEOPLE. Who were the Ojibwa? . Where they came from. The Ojibwa came from the Eastern Woodlands part of North America. Map of a part of the eastern woodlands territory . Indian corn. Food they ate.

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PowerPoint #2 - Wild Rice

PowerPoint #2 - Wild Rice. PP #2, Day 10 (Use for closing lesson, in conjunction with The Sacred Harvest , if you have it, to show historical and contemporary rice gathering processes.).

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