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Cooking independent work packets for parents
Measuring Cups and Spoons Identification Worksheets - Special Education
This pack of 34 worksheets is great for your early learners or special education students who are working on cooking skills such as identifying various measuring cups and spoons! Worksheets are differentiated to meet the needs of all of your beginning learners. This packet contains the most common measuring cups and spoons: 1 cup, 1/2 cup, 1/3 cup, 1/4 cup, 1 tablespoon, 1/2 tablespoon, 1 teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon, and 1/4 teaspoon.Download the preview to see ALL worksheets included.Print and go! O
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Food Truck Template - Project and Lesson History of Food Trucks and Project
Are you teaching about food trucks and looking for a no-prep lesson and activity for your Culinary Arts and FACS students? This Google resource includes a 14-page presentation on the history of food trucks from the days of hot dog wheel carts in NYC to the popularity of food trucks today. Students learn about food trucks and then create their own! This food truck project and activity is great for:family and consumer scienceculinary artsProstartHome Economicsfood and nutritionThis food truck reso
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
High School Culinary Arts Curriculum Bundle of Lessons and Activities, FACS, FCS
This Culinary Arts lesson plan bundle will take so much off of your plate and can be used for both middle school and high school culinary arts! It includes 78 middle and high school culinary lessons that cover everything from kitchen safety to food science. Many of the activities are in both Google and PowerPoint which are easy to assign and do not require prep.⭐ Important- If you already purchased our Culinary Mega Bundle, many of these lessons overlap.This High School Culinary Arts Curriculum
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8th - 11th
Kids in the Kitchen - Cookbook with 125 Recipes for Children PDF
Kids in the Kitchen is filled with 125 simple, creative, and delicious cooking activities that will allow your kids how to have fun in the kitchen. Reading and employing recipes encompass many practices in the areas of math and science; use these activities for learning through play while enjoying time together. Give your kitchen and the process of cooking meaning. You should also use these activities as an opportunity to show your kids how to make cooking safe and fun, and entice them into tryi
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PreK - 6th
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Cooking Simplified Reading Comprehension Worksheets
Simplified life skills themed passages consist of 4 short sentences each and real photos. Questions focus on WH questions and come in 2 levels for answering. This activity is great for special education students and English Language LearnersThis set focuses on the topic of COOKING such as BBQing, baking, blending and more!This Comes With:10 simplified passages total10 Level 1 Cut & Paste Worksheets (4 questions per page)10 Level 2 Write in Worksheets (4 questions per page)___________________
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Also included in: Life Skills Simplified Reading Comprehension Worksheet BUNDLE
ESL Activities: Family Recipe Book Project
This is a class project where families will complete a recipe together that is special to their family. Then they will make the recipe, take a picture and eventually be part of a class book!This product includes:~Family Recipe Activity Sheet~Family Letter explaining project in English and Spanish!Notes To Customers! :)Please click the star to follow me for more products and freebies!If you enjoy a product, feedback is always welcomed and appreciated!If you have any questions or concerns about a
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1st - 5th
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Food Permission Slip
Having food permission from parents can give you a little more peace of mind. With so many allergies impacting kids every year it is important to have additional forms that address the issue of food. Throughout the school year I like to incorporate students trying new foods--this form comes in handy BIG time. I send it home during the first week of school but it truly can be incorporated at any time.There are two versions of this form. One can be copied on to bright colored paper as the clip art
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Recipe Template
This recipe template can be used in a variety of ways! We sent this home for all of the students to fill out, then collected them all, combined them, and made a grade-level cook book to send home for Mother's Day. It was a hit with the students and the parents!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Culinary Arts - Food History Lesson and Worksheet for Foods and FACS - FCS
Are you looking for a way to introduce your culinary arts students to food history and the ways cooking and the restaurant industry have evolved over time? This no-prep FCS, FACS, and culinary lesson will help them understand why we eat the foods that we eat, where they came from, and the beginning of the restaurant industry. ⭐The colorful slideshow walks students through a timeline of culinary events from ancient man to modern-day foods and the questions are easy to assign and will check for un
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
My First Recipe Book
Do you have a toddler or preschool that is just dying to help in the kitchen? This book is just for them! Short and simple recipes with pictures so they can be a part of the process!Recipes Include:Banana Berry Ice CreamMake Your Own PizzaVanilla Sugar CookiesHealthy Egg SaladBeefy QuesadillasPlay DoughFruit and Yogurt ParfaitCheesy CrackersPizza CroissantsChocolate, Banana, and Peanut Butter Hot DogFruity Smoothie
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PreK - K
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Culinary Arts Bell Ringer Journal Bundle Digital and Print - Daily Warmup
Are you looking for a way to organize your Culinary Arts and FACS students for the entire school year? This Culinary Arts Ringer Journal includes 182 questions and prompts for the beginning of each class to get them thinking about food, cooking, kitchen and food safety, food science, culinary careers and so much more. This is a full-year bell ringer journal that can be printed and put in a folder or binder or assigned in Google Classroom. An editable version is included in this resource so you c
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8th - 11th
Turning Food Into Fun: Helping Picky Eaters Feel Safer Around New Foods
This is the ultimate resource for food fun!Whether you are a feeding therapist or a parent struggling with a picky eater, this idea book will spark so many new and exciting ways to interact with food.You'll notice I said interact rather than take a bite. Asking a picky eater to take a bite can create lots of anxiety and dysregulation, which then causes a fight or flight response. When we are in this stressed state, we have a really hard time consuming food because our body is getting ready to ru
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PreK - 2nd
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Holiday Cookbook | Student Holiday Gift to Parents
UPDATE: This product is editable! Perfect gift to send home to parents this holiday season: a Holiday Cookbook made with love by your class!First, send each child home with a blank recipe page, along with the corresponding note, and have parents write out their favorite holiday recipe and send it back to school. Collect and copy the pages and put it together to make a class Holiday Cookbook! This file also includes a holiday card craft that students can complete and send home with their gift. In
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PreK - 2nd
Reading Summer Recipes Worksheets
Functional reading comprehension of common life skills environmental print, differentiated for special education, autism or English language learner classroom. These worksheets are a fun, engaging & visual way to practice reading different variations of recipes.This Comes With:15 Level 1 Cut & Paste Worksheets (4 questions per page)15 Level 2 Write in Worksheets (4 questions per page)(Comes with a total of 30 worksheets)This set of recipe cards are Simple Key Lime Pie, Rainbow Veggie Sk
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Also included in: Life Skills Worksheets BUNDLE
Salsa Worksheet and Recipe - Culinary Arts - FACS - Home Economics
Are you looking for a way to introduce salsa to your culinary arts or Family and Consumer Science students? This lesson is no-prep and is a great way to help your students understand the history of salsa, different types of salsa, and how salsa is made! This middle and high school resource includes reading on salsa with questions, recipe building, a salsa recipe for in-class or at-home use, and a crossword puzzle. It is perfect for culinary classes or FACS. This resource includes both Google and
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
Dirt Pudding Cups Visual Recipe | Halloween Activities for Special Education
This Halloween visual recipe is for making Dirt Pudding Cups! The recipe is broken into 2 steps: 1) prep steps and 2) assembling the cups. This is a no bake recipe. Only has fridge listed if you want to store the pudding before assembly.Visual recipes make it easy to teach and practice cooking skills in the classroom and at home. Plus, this cooking activity can be a good one to incorporate into fun mealtime routines!Visual recipes like these are a helpful tool in breaking down a recipe step-by-s
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Visual Recipe Library
Kids in the Kitchen Cookbook (a.k.a. Kindergarten Cooks)
Kids in the Kitchen (a.k.a Kindergarten Cooks) is fully illustrated so children can "read" their easy-to-follow recipes. Great for life skills practice!"Students loved getting it as of end of year gift so they could cook at home like we did at school." -Monique R.This was the FIRST fully illustrated kids' cookbook ever published— over 150,000 copies sold. Now another generation of teachers, children, and families can enjoy this bestselling cookbook as a digital download! “I sent this home with p
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PreK - 2nd
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Grocery Shopping Life Skill Budget | Personal Finance | FCS
Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to get your students excited about learning how to grocery shop on a budget? If so, look no further than this detailed and ESAY PREP lesson on how to grocery shop on a budget. This lesson has complete directions to lead your students through the lesson clearly. All the hard work is done for you, all you must do is print off the pages (or upload it online) and watch your students have fun as they engage in this lesson. Lesson Flows as:Day #11.Warm up que
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9th - 12th
How To Read a Recipe
A recipe is a great example of reading for information! This powerpoint and related activity unpacks all that is in a recipe. Students are shown how a recipe is structured, and how they can use it to successfully prepare a dish. The related activity gets students to choose a recipe, and glean information from it to determine if they'd be able to make it. This is a great intro activity for students new to cooking. Please note that the recipe included in the powerpoint includes both metric and imp
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6th - 10th
Life Skills Distance Learning Special Education Grocery Shopping and Recipe Unit
Special Education Life Skills Grocery Lesson↑ Check out the preview above to see examples of this unit! ↑I’ve created this unit so that I can teach the students in my Life Skills class how to make a few simple meals independently. I wanted them to have at least one breakfast recipe, one lunch recipe, one dinner recipe, and then two snacks. By breaking these recipes down to the least amount of instructions, our students will have a better chance of being able to complete the recipe on their own.
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FACS ⋅ Life Skills ⋅ Home Skills ⋅ Adulting Choice Board Independent Learning
Use this time at home to work on skills that will benefit students for the rest of their lives! This product comes with two similar choice boards: one geared at students taking Family and Consumer Science classes (Foods, Sewing, Home Economics), and one geared at general students who could use some practice "adulting." This product could also be useful for transition-age special education students.This product includes:A FACS/FCS choice board focused on cooking and textiles/fabrics (This choice
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS/FCS) Project Bundle
Agriculture - MEGA BUNDLE II
MEGA 160+ no-prep activities for Agriculture: History, Seeds, Tractors, Vegetables. Introduce, discuss, research, review, and assess Agricultural keyword terms & definitions. Suits CTE, Agriculture, Plant Parts, Plant Reproduction, Cooking, Farming, Home Economics, History, Agriculture Mechanics, FCS Family Consumer Sciences, and other related subjects. Suggested for Years 7-10+ / ages 12-17. Also Available:Ag MEGA Bundle I: Farming - Food & Garden - Soils - WeedsAg MEGA Bundle II: Ag Hi
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7th - 10th
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4-LS1-1
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Puppy Chow Recipe with visuals
Recipe on how to make Puppy Chow. Non readers should be able to follow with the visual supports with little help.
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PreK - 4th, Adult Education
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Following/Reading a Recipe (Understanding the Importance of Sequencing)
This 2-page activity is a purpose-built resource for teachers seeking an effective tool to reinforce logical thinking in the kitchen. Students are presented with a recipe that has the steps in the incorrect order. Students must think logically to re-organize the steps into sequential order and justify their reasoning with reflection questions at the end. Includes an answer key!Key Features:Logical Thinking Exercise:Provide your students with a practical exercise where they can unscramble recipe
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6th - 12th
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