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Free cooking lessons
Food Allergies Activity Culinary Arts and FCS - Foods - Family Consumer Science
Are you looking for an engaging way to introduce food allergies to your middle school or high school students? This free food allergies lesson is a no-prep way to introduce common food allergens and ways to prevent allergic reactions when preparing food. The 20-slide PowerPoint or Google slide show includes important information from ServeSafe and the FDA regarding food allergies. It also includes activities that have students modify recipes and answer questions based on a person's specific alle
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9th - 12th
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The History of Chocolate - Article Quest / Webquest - Sub Plan!
Who doesn't love chocolate! This is a plan that I will often leave for my substitutes. It contains five articles regarding the history of chocolate and some short answer reading comprehension questions. I have done this by printing out the articles and using it as an Article Quest, and I have also done this in the Computer Lab as a Webquest - both the links and the articles are included in this file. This is also a great lesson to use when doing a Jigsaw Activity!
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4th - 12th
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Drawing Conclusions: In the Kitchen
Drawing Conclusions: In the Kitchen is a worksheet that teaches inference skills and common vocabulary used in cooking, recipes, measurements, shopping, and other common kitchen terms. The multiple choice questions are supplemented with a creative writing assignment at the end of each page.
This is part of the Drawing Conclusions series, which is an ideal tool for teaching inference skills in reading for elementary students. ESOL students will especially benefit from the use of common phrase
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2nd - 5th
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Measurements in Cooking
I made this lesson for my high school Life Skills Math class. This class is made includes students with learning disabilities. This lesson begins with common cooking measurement abbreviations. Then, asks students to double a classic chocolate chip cookie recipe. Next, students must figure out how to use only one ingredient for one measuring tool and use each measuring tool only once. This is a fun lesson with an edible reward at the end.
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6th - 12th
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Grocery Scavenger Hunt
Basic one page worksheet that you can take to you grocery store. Students will need to find the items, write down the price and check if it is on sale.
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2nd - 12th
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NEW Food Guide- Health- Nutrition- Lesson Plans and Activity Sheets *NO PREP*
This document contains 2 detailed lesson plans, 4 food groups posters, 32 food images from each of the food groups and 5 different work sheets.Save 25% when you buy the bundle. Here's the link:Food Guide BUNDLE--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Don’t forget to leave FEEDBACK to receive credits for future purchases. Click on my TPT, my Purchases and Provide Feedback. --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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K - 3rd
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Recipe for Success First Day of School Activity | FREE Back to School Activity
A FREE resource to help you set expectations for the new year in a fun and delicious way. This Recipe for Success will help to make your first day of school most memorable. From Educating Abroad. Recipe, baking, cooking, bake, cook, chef, cafe, bakery, first day, new year.RECEIVE TPT CREDIT!Build a TPT credit by leaving a feedback on my products. Next to each title you will find a Leave Feedback button. You can submit feedback at the time of purchase or go to My Purchases for a list of what yo
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1st - 4th
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Visual Recipe: English Muffin Pizza
Cooking has been such a huge part of my speech lesson plans. We can accomplish so many goals doing such a fun activity! And anytime there is food, I'm in! This interactive visual recipe is perfect for getting students engaged in learning!It focuses on: vocabulary following directionscomprehensionsequencing sentence writing Be sure to follow my instagram @thespeechhive and use #thespeechhive so I can see your students having a blast with this product!**Happy Holiday Cooking!**Copyright 2017 Saman
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PreK - 12th
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Pumpkin Play Dough Visual Recipe
Easy "cooking" with this simple 3 ingredient play dough recipe for Fall. Please use the visual recipe and recipe cards to make Pumpkin Play Dough...and it's edible! Bonus, for the kiddos who love to stick everything in their mouths. :)
-Print the visual recipe directions
-Print and laminate the communication board pieces to assist with directions and comprehension
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PreK - 3rd
Life Skills - FREEBIE - Cooking Vocabulary - GOOGLE - Recipe - Food Prep
| Life Skills | FREEBIE | Cooking | Vocabulary | GOOGLE | Reading | Real World | Special Education | Food Directions | Distance Learning | Digital |With this set of digital task cards, students practice building meaningful connections to cooking vocabulary they may encounter while making a recipe. This DIGITAL FREEBIE lets you sample three of my other decks that help students practice building meaningful connections to cooking vocabulary. This activity is specifically formatted to be used with
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Life Skills - Cooking Vocabulary - GOOGLE - Recipe - Food Prep - BUNDLE
Black History Month Activity - Soul Food, Creole and Cajun Food History
Teaching your culinary arts and FCS students the difference between Soul food, Cajun food, and Creole food can be challenging! This global foods/regional cuisine lesson will help your students understand these cultural cuisines and have fun while learning!This lesson on regional cuisine includes:KWL chart to begin the lesson (as an anticipatory set)Reading about the difference between Soul, Cajun, and Creole foods, Children's story activity to provide background knowledge on the cuisinesQuestion
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8th - 11th
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Doctor's Office Check Up
This is a sheet you can incorporate into your dramatic play area when it is a doctor's office. Children can use a clip board and give their friend's a check up using play materials.
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PreK - 1st
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Crockpot Applesauce- Sequence of Events
Apples, Apples, Apples!! This crockpot applesauce recipe is so easy to make and the children are thrilled to make it. This is a great lesson to teach the children sequence of events because it is a memorable hands-on activity. It's also a great way to teach nutrition and the importance of making something with no preservatives. Give each child a job to help make the applesauce. I had each child take a scoop of apples and put it in the crockpot. The children were so proud of their creation
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K - 2nd
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Life Skills - FREEBIE - Cooking Vocabulary - BOOM CARDS - Recipe - Food Prep
| Life Skills | FREEBIE | Cooking | Vocabulary | BOOM CARDS | Reading | Real World | Special Education | Food Directions | Distance Learning | Digital |With this set of Boom Cards, students practice building meaningful connections to cooking vocabulary they may encounter while making a recipe. This FREEBIE lets you sample three of my other decks that help students practice building meaningful connections to cooking vocabulary. Unit One has students select the correct vocabulary work from a fiel
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Not Grade Specific
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SPRING: FREE Farm Animals Weekly Thematic Unit for Toddlers & Preschoolers
FREE thematic unit includes:
- Weekly Planning Web
- Weekly Developmental Goal
- 1 Sample day of hands-on developmentally appropriate activities for all learning areas (Math, Science, Circle Time, Transitions, Dramatic Play area) on Farm Animals
Curriculum Areas Covered: Math, Science, Creative Arts, Language and Literacy, Social Studies, Physical Health and Development
Unit is aligned to the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and Connecticut's Early Learning and
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PreK
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Cooking Lesson Plan
Detailed lesson plan for a life skills lesson cooking. The lesson is geared towards students with significant disabilities - multiple disabilities & autism. Many of the students who the lesson was originally prepared for were non-verbal (required Mayor Johnson symbols or communication devices) and non ambulatory (required other assisted devices). The lesson is detailed with step by step student desired outcomes and procedure and is aligned with New York State Learning Standards.
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K - 12th
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My Plate Collage
Do your students know what a healthy meal looks like? Having them design a nutritious "My Plate Collage" can help make sure they do! This My Plate Collage product is a fun, creative, and visual way to show your students what a nutritious plate should consist of. This product requires your typical school supplies, such as glue and construction paper, so you don’t have to worry about finding “special” materials. The only thing you may need to purchase are some paper plates. The instructions are ea
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FALL Activities: FREE All About Me Weekly Thematic Unit for Toddlers & PreK
FREE thematic unit includes:
- Weekly Planning Web
- Weekly Developmental Goal
- 1 Sample day of hands-on developmentally appropriate activities for all learning areas (Math, Science, Circle Time, Transitions, Dramatic Play area) on All About Me
Curriculum Areas Covered: Math, Science, Creative Arts, Language and Literacy, Social Studies, Physical Health and Development
Unit is aligned to the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and Connecticut's Early Learning and
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PreK
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How to Put Out Kitchen Fires Quiz
FIRE SAFETY
This is a quiz I wrote based on a public information piece posted on dummies.com under cooking basics called How to Put Out Kitchen Fires. This quiz was designed with students in mind who a) are independent cookers b) are experienced working with and using fire (building campfires, blacksmithing, etc) c) never left in the home alone so Dad and Mom are always within shouting or "getting" distance. I would be glad to provide the quiz to you in Word if you need to change something for
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3rd - 12th
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Ukraine Foods Lesson Free - Global Foods Lessons - Foods Around the World
Are you looking to teach your students about the people and country of Ukraine? This free lesson is all about Ukraine's cuisine and will help you to teach your students about the native food of the Eastern European region! This Ukraine Cuisine Lesson is great for middle and high school students and includes a slideshow all about some of the most popular dishes of Ukraine as well as questions for students to answer and a recipe right in Google Classroom! What's Included in this Culinary Arts Les
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7th - 10th
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Recipes for Beginning Readers - Cooking to Learn
Cooking to Learn is a collection of 10 recipes for beginning readers. These recipes are heavy on sight words, CVC words, and picture clues.
Cooking also enhances math skills and fine motor skills.
Use these recipes to cook with small groups of students or send home with your beginning readers for them to try with their parents at home.
Recipes: Chocolate Cookies
Fun Fruit Pizza
Banana Roll Around
Pizza Muffins
Pumpkin Bread
Cookie Dough Bites
Blueberry Pops
Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins
Pe
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PreK - 1st
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Halloween Recipes - Cook to Learn Halloween Sample {Freebie}
This is a sample Halloween/Fall Recipe pack from my Best-Selling "Cook to Learn" Educational Cooking Unit. It includes 5 sample Halloween recipes and one sample activity from the "Cook to Learn" Cooking Unit. Recipes Include:No Bake Pumpkin Creme PiesHalloween PizzaEdible Spider Webs2 Ingredient MuffinsPumpkin DipIf you love these recipes be sure to check out the complete "Cook to Learn" Unit here. It's loaded with not only recipes, but graphic organizers, graphing, writing activities, and much
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PreK - 6th
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FREEBIE-LOW PREP-Sequencing-How to Make Hot Chocolate-Life Skills-Speech Therapy
Need a product to teach the sequence of how to make hot chocolate? This product was created with just that in mind. Included:-Sequencing Cards: Includes 4 step sequence-Sequencing Worksheet Activities: Includes 4 step sequenceRemember to check my other sequencing activities:How to Cook a TurkeyHow to Decorate a TreeHow to Wrap a Present
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K - 2nd
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Direction Following|Vocabulary|Comprehension: Using Recipes & Cookbooks | FREE
I keep my therapy sessions fun, functional, motivating, language-based and multi-sensory. Incorporating a FOOD theme seems to check all those boxes! This is a SUPPLEMENTAL ACTIVITY to my language-based recipe curriculum ©LANGUAGE CHEF. I created this activity for those who aren’t ready to start making recipes with real foods just yet! It is the PERFECT place to begin if you are thinking about incorporating a food-theme into your lessons. While it requires no actual food, you will need a cookbook
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2nd - 10th
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