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Natural Sciences and Technology Grade 6-A - Thunderbolt Kids

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Name of vitamin Sources Function<br />

Vitamin A<br />

Vitamin B<br />

Vitamin C<br />

Vitamin D<br />

Milk is asource of calcium.<br />

Egg yolk, liver,<br />

deep-yellow <strong>and</strong><br />

deep-green fruits<br />

<strong>and</strong> vegetables,<br />

fish liver oils<br />

Brown rice,<br />

whole-wheat<br />

bread<br />

Citrus fruit,<br />

strawberries,<br />

tomatoes, peppers<br />

Egg yolk, fish liver<br />

oils, can be made<br />

in the skin when<br />

the ultra-violet<br />

rays from the sun<br />

convert<br />

cholesterol in the<br />

skin to vitamin D<br />

Enables the eye to<br />

produce apigment<br />

that helps us to<br />

see in dim light.<br />

There are several<br />

types of vitamin B<br />

<strong>and</strong> they have<br />

many functions,<br />

e.g. they are<br />

important in the<br />

chemical reactions<br />

of breathing.<br />

Strengthens the<br />

body's immune<br />

system by<br />

increasing its<br />

ability to fight<br />

infections.<br />

Helps the<br />

absorption of<br />

calcium <strong>and</strong><br />

phosphate. These<br />

nutrients are used<br />

for the making of<br />

strong bones <strong>and</strong><br />

teeth.<br />

Fruit <strong>and</strong> vegetables are sources of<br />

vitamins.<br />

Chapter 2. Nutrients in food<br />

VISIT<br />

A simulation about<br />

eating & excercise:<br />

goo.gl/7APcr<br />

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