Food Rationing Simulation Activity - World War 2

This Food Rationing Activity is perfect to use during a unit on World War 2! Students will learn how people rationed food during World War 2 using ration points.

• I have used this activity with my 5th graders for years, and they are always engaged and shocked to find that food rationing is a lot harder than they thought it would be.
• During this food rationing activity, students will use a certain number of ration points to create a breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu. The activity also includes reflection questions.

This activity is INCLUDED in my best-selling World War 2 Unit!

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