To complete this task, follow these steps:

1.First, think about the different food groups and the nutrients they provide. These include fruits and vegetables (for vitamins and minerals), grains (for carbohydrates and fiber), proteins (for energy and growth), and dairy (for calcium and other nutrients).

2.Next, use your imagination to design your own healthy dinner plate. You can use a blank paper or template, or you can use a drawing or painting program on the computer.

3.Be sure to include a variety of foods from each food group in your dinner plate design. For example, you could include a piece of chicken or fish for protein, a serving of whole grains, some colorful fruits and vegetables, and a glass of milk or yogurt for dairy.

4.Once you have completed your dinner plate design, share it with your peers. You can do this by printing out your design and hanging it up in the classroom, or by sharing it digitally through a class blog or website.

5.Finally, think about why it is important to eat healthy in between meals. This could include staying energized and focused throughout the day, preventing diseases like heart disease and obesity, and maintaining a healthy weight.

To present your findings, you can create a poster, flyer, or leaflet that explains the importance of eating healthy in between meals. You can also create a short video or presentation to share with your classmates and parents.

Remember to have fun and be creative as you complete these tasks!