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Free elementary cooking resources
Printable Chef Hat
Your student will love making and wearing their own chef hats! They can be used for dramatic play, while making literacy snacks, during my cooking class series or even at home. The possibilities are endless with this fun hat!You may also like these other activities:Cooking Class Bundle Mouse Craft With Writing Prompts/PagesFables and Fairytales Sequencing ActivitiesCookie Counting MatsCooking Class How To Make Hot Chocolate/ Hot Cocoa Milk and Cookies Real and Nonsense Word SortNumber Hats Cut
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PreK - 1st
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My Plate Cut and Paste
A worksheet on the new USDA food recommendations. After a lesson on the "Food Plate" students can use this worksheet to plan out a well balanced menu for one day.
This product contains guidelines and activities for each of these age groups: So make sure you only print the ones you need.
4 - 8
9 - 13
14 - 18
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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FREE Reindeer Holiday Activities
Your students will love making "Magic Reindeer Food" and completing fun reindeer activities this holiday season! Included in this freebie are the following printables:1. Magic Reindeer Food labels in color and B&W (with directions)2. Parts of a Reindeer (cut and paste)3. Rainbow Reindeer (read and color)4. R is for Reindeer (find and trace)5. 9 Little Reindeer (all about the number 9)To learn more about how we use this resource, read our blog post here.Seasons Greetings,Curriculum CastleConn
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PreK - 1st
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Fruit and Vegetable Sorting Activity
Looking for a quick activity or assessment? This is a great activity related to food. You would be surprised how many students don't know the difference between fruits and vegetables. This FRUIT & VEGETABLE sorting activity can be used to teach sorting but also during a cooking theme. You can also use this to review or teach cutting and gluing techniques.Please remember to FOLLOW me to get updates on all of my new products and when I have sales.Remember to leave your feedback on this produc
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PreK - K
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Ice Cream in a Baggie
Ice Cream in a Baggie Recipe in Pictures! Fun for Summer! FREEHere is a fun activity for any group of kids. This step-by-step recipe is in words and pictures so even beginning readers can follow along. Each child makes his or her own serving!Great for summer camp, summer school, scouts, home schoolers or any other group. Fun for adults too!WHAT’S INCLUDED:✍️ PRINT:Ice Cream in a Baggie Recipe PageBlack-lineColorGreat for Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade! NOTE: This resource uses Am
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PreK - 3rd
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Healthy or Not Healthy? Food Sort Cut and Paste
Instructions: Students cut the food items and paste them into the 'Healthy' or 'Not Healthy' box.
This is a cognitive sorting (decision making, organisation/planning) activity which supports fine motor skills of cutting and pasting.
Students learn about healthy and unhealthy foods.
Teaching Ideas:
- Use real foods to talk about in class or group discussion
- Taste foods
- Brainstorm a list of healthy food and unhealthy food in addition to the foods in this activity
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PreK - 3rd
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Thanksgiving Place Setting Placemat
Whether you are having a class Thanksgiving meal at school or you just want to send something fun home with your kids for their family Thanksgiving dinner, this is perfect for you!
I have my students color and then I mount on construction paper and laminate!
Please leave feedback and become a follower if you download! For more ideas on how I use this in my own classroom, please visit:
http://mrskimbrellsclass.blogspot.com
Thanks so much,
Meaghan Kimbrell
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PreK - 2nd
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#especiallyeducation Friendship Treats
Do you cook in the classroom? Your kids with LOVE this friendship treat recipe!
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PreK - 2nd
SLIME: End of the Year Activity - Sequencing, Describing, Questions, Retelling
Looking for a fun hands-on end of the year activity that still incorporates language? Try SLIME!Contents Include:Recipe (page 2)Oral Language and Describing (page 3)Vocabulary (page 4)Sequencing (page 5)Hope you enjoy! Please email thumbbunnyspeech@gmail.com with any comments or questions.If you enjoy this freebie, I'd love if you would please consider leaving feedback :)
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K - 5th
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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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How to Make S'mores Emergent Reader
Here is a fun recipe book to teach your young ones step-by-step how to make s'mores. This emergent reader will fit perfectly into a camping theme or unit. (Clipart purchased through Scrappin Doodles).
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PreK - 1st
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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Addition & Subtraction Coloring Pages: End of Year Math Color by Number Activity
Practice number matching, addition, subtraction, multiplication or division with these 15 fun and engaging differentiated color-by-code worksheets for seasons and special occasions throughout the entire school year! There is one picture per special occasion. These activities are perfect for distance learning, morning work, math centers, early finishers, substitutes, and homework.Teachers have commented:"I was able to make these at different levels for different kids, and they had no idea it was
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PreK - K
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Back to School Friendship Salad (Picture Recipe Card)
This friendship salad is a great way to begin your school year to teach classroom expectations or review kindness at Valentine's Day!Includes both colored and BW picture recipe card, as well as a blank if you want to write your own. Happy Teaching!
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PreK - 3rd
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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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Fruit and vegetable posters
These fruit and vegetable posters provide a simple and visual tool for teaching the names of common fruits and vegetables. They can be used as a whole class visual display and referred to when talking, writing or learning about fruits and vegetables, or printed smaller to create an individual student vocabulary book. This resource includes:- 2 x Fruit poster (1 x commonly classified, 1 x botanically classified)- 2 x Vegetables poster (1 x commonly classified, 1 x botanically classified)Fruits an
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PreK - 1st
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VEGETABLES POSTER: Parts of The Plant That We Eat
The term "Vegetables" is a way to group together the many parts of a plant that we eat, like the flowers, stems, leaves, and roots. This is a simple poster showing examples of vegetables that come from these different parts of a plant. The vegetables included are: FLOWERS: Cauliflower, Broccoli, ArtichokeSTEMS: Rhubarb, Asparagus, and Celery,LEAVES: Cabbage, Lettuce, and SpinachROOTS: Carrots, Radishes, and Potatoes.This free poster is part of a vegetable educational activity set.
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PreK - 1st
Food Pyramid Graphing
Using the food keys, students can color in the graph for each one of the food groups above. Have students cross off each food after it has been added. At the bottom, count how many of each food group. Since the food pyramid state for each group "between 2 - 3" for example, I will still have a class after the worksheet with the facts.
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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Nutrition- Food Sort
This food sort activity is perfect for teaching the MyPlate food groups and nutrition. Differentiated match activity is also available.
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1st - 6th
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Green Apple Dough Visual Recipe {FREEBIE}
This FREEBIE will allow your students to easily follow and make Green Apple Dough. It is perfect for incorporating cooking into classroom lessons and group sessions. You will receive: 1 Page of Step by Step Visual Directions for this recipeComprehension Questions related to this recipeVocabulary Cards which can also act as visualsIf you LOVE this FREEBIE, then you will really LOVE my Cooking and Craft Visual Recipe Pack which includes 50 no-cook recipes for every season, comprehension questions,
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PreK - 6th
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Thanksgiving Turkey Recipe
This is a fun activity for an adult to do with a child. Ask the child to finish the sentences on how to cook a Thanksgiving turkey. Write down their answers and keep every year. I do this activity with my Kindergarten classes and they come up with some extremely hilarious turkey recipes. Happy Thanksgiving!
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PreK - 1st
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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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Cookie Recipe Fractions - FREE!
This activity involves putting students in groups of five students and having them work cooperatively to convert a cookie recipe.
Students are given a recipe that will make enough cookie dough for ONE student. They must figure out how much of each ingredient they will need for their whole group.
I have also included instructions for having your students actually make these easy and delicious no-bake cookies once they have completed the math.
I hope you enjoy this activity! My students alway
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4th - 6th
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Recipe for Reading Comprehension - Raccoons
This file consists of a 1 page reading comprehension passage and a set of 5 comprehension questions related to the passage. The included passage contains a selection about raccoons and a no-cook recipe to create a raccoon snack. Students can read the passage, create the recipe, and answer the comprehension questions. This product is useful for test prep and in engaging reluctant readers, and fits in well with a unit on raccoons, forest animals, or animal behavior. It has been successfully comple
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2nd - 5th
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