Are the portions and amounts exact?

The pictures show food groups and example foods, not measured portions. Check a dietary guide before you use a chart for teaching.

What do the three readings show?

A balanced plate with its five food groups, a nutrients chart with example foods, and a rainbow of produce under the line Eat the Rainbow.

How do the three styles differ?

Flat vector uses bold clean shapes. Crayon looks like a student drawing with uneven strokes on white paper. Cut paper is a layered collage on coloured paper.

Can I ask for a different food?

Yes. A direction such as Indian thali or protein foods asks for a different emphasis. It is a request, so the picture may not match the samples.

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Nutrition posters: balanced plate, nutrients, eat the rainbow

Nutrition posters — a round plate divided into sections labelled "Grains", "Vegetables", "Fruits", "Protein" and "Dairy", under the title "Eat a Balanced Diet", flat vector school poster, bold clean shapes with smooth gradient-free fills, thick rounded lettering, simple icons

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Reading 1Balanced plate

Reading 2Nutrients

Reading 3Eat the rainbow

Posters for National Nutrition Week in September, science projects, schools and clinics. The three readings are a round plate divided into grains, vegetables, fruits, protein and dairy; a chart of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals and water with foods for each; and an arc of fruit and vegetables arranged by colour. A direction such as Indian thali or protein foods asks for a different emphasis; the result is a request, not a promised picture.

a school nutrition week display
a science project on food groups
a clinic or health centre waiting-room poster
a canteen or kitchen wall

Frequently asked questions

Are the portions and amounts exact?: The pictures show food groups and example foods, not measured portions. Check a dietary guide before you use a chart for teaching.
What do the three readings show?: A balanced plate with its five food groups, a nutrients chart with example foods, and a rainbow of produce under the line Eat the Rainbow.
How do the three styles differ?: Flat vector uses bold clean shapes. Crayon looks like a student drawing with uneven strokes on white paper. Cut paper is a layered collage on coloured paper.
Can I ask for a different food?: Yes. A direction such as Indian thali or protein foods asks for a different emphasis. It is a request, so the picture may not match the samples.

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