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A lesson using a simple recipe to introduce the concept of fractions, parts of a whole, and multiples. This lesson brings in the story of the Little Red Hen and asks students to imagine that they are at an Employee Training Meeting at the "Little Red Hen, Inc." restaurant where they have been asked, “Who wants to help her make some fractions?” They will be learning about why fractions are useful and why they want to know how to use them while they make a Blueberry Bubble Loaf.
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Little Red Hen Fractions and Multiples STEAM Cooking Lesson | Distance Learning
The Culinary Enrichment Project
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2nd - 3rd
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8
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Teaching Duration
30 minutes
Description
A lesson using a simple recipe to introduce the concept of fractions, parts of a whole, and multiples. This lesson brings in the story of the Little Red Hen and asks students to imagine that they are at an Employee Training Meeting at the "Little Red Hen, Inc." restaurant where they have been asked, “Who wants to help her make some fractions?” They will be learning about why fractions are useful and why they want to know how to use them while they make a Blueberry Bubble Loaf.
Check out my store for more: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Culinary-Enrichment-Project
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Muchas gracias...this will be great to share with my bigger student mentors!
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