خطاطة الأغذية حسب وظائفها

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A print-ready Arabic mind map of foods grouped by function

This is a single-page educational resource built around one large Arabic mind map titled Foods According to Their Functions. It is presented as the second lesson of the science activity at a model school and carries a French subtitle, Les aliments selon leurs fonctions. The chart splits into a concept-building branch and a scientific conclusion branch, then organizes content into energy foods, building foods and protective foods, with notes on biological roles, common food sources and key principles. Lower sections collect core vocabulary, didactic objectives, target competencies and evaluation prompts, all in a black-and-white layout intended for A4 printing and classroom use.

Highlights

Structured branches

Two main branches

Three food groups

Energy, build, guard

Bilingual labels

Arabic and French

Print-ready A4 sheet

Black and white

Key terms band

Core vocabulary

How to Use

Open the chart
Open the page in a browser and the complete mind map loads as one tall scrollable graphic beneath a short Arabic header. The page is in right-to-left layout, so start reading from the right side and scroll down to reach the lower summary bands.
Follow the branches
Begin at the central title box and follow the connectors outward. One side builds the concept, the other draws the scientific conclusion, and both lead into three columns that group foods by the function they perform in the body. Each column keeps the same order of heading, biological role, example foods and closing principle.
Use the lower bands
Below the three columns, the first wide band lists the essential terms the lesson expects students to recognize, shown in Arabic with French equivalents. The second band states didactic objectives, target competencies and evaluation questions, which can be used to plan a lesson or to check understanding after reading.
Print or review
The footer notes that the material is meant to be printed on A4 paper in black and white. Use the browser print function to produce a handout; the monochrome design keeps the boxes and connectors legible on paper, and the same page can be used on screen for quick revision.