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Worms and Dirt (Dirt in a Cup) – Earth Day Recipe, Graphing & Math Activities
Bring learning to life with this fun, hands-on Worms and Dirt (Dirt in a Cup) activity—perfect for Earth Day, spring themes, or just an engaging classroom treat! This mini unit combines cooking, predictions, graphing, and early math skills in a kid-friendly way. What’s Included:Page 1: Kid-Friendly Recipe PageA simple, easy-to-follow recipe designed just for students. Teachers can make the recipe while students observe orStudents can follow along and make it themselves (with guidance)Page 2: P
PreK - 2nd
Basic Operations, Earth Sciences, Numbers
Dramatic Play Recipe Cards
These recipe cards combine early math, literacy, and nutrition in a fun way primary age children can understand. Encourage creativity using these hands-on Montessori recipe cards alongside loose parts in your next dramatic play center or morning bin! For use with six sets of Grapat mandala loose parts (see thumbnail). Included are printable versions of all parts needed to complete these recipes.These recipe cards are perfect for:- small groups - centers - morning work - early finishers ✨This R
K - 2nd
Math
My Plate – Healthy Eating and Nutrition Activity | Draw & Label Your Balanced Pl
Product Description:Help your students learn how to build a balanced and nutritious meal with this interactive MyPlate activity! Perfect for health and nutrition lessons, this hands-on resource guides students through drawing and labeling their own balanced plate using the USDA's MyPlate method. Students will visualize how much of their meal should come from each food group while reinforcing healthy eating habits and critical thinking. This resource is designed for elementary students and w
2nd - 5th
Biology, Fractions, Health
Measurement Fractions: Visual Equivalents for Cooking and Baking
This is a fun way to work on learning fractions while baking and cooking. By limiting the measuring cups available to students, they have to add and/or multiply fractions to achieve the target measurement. For example, give a child a quarter cup measuring cup (1/4 cup) and ask them to figure out how many scoops they would need to make a half cup (1/2 cup), three quarters cup (3/4 cup) or a full cup (1 cup) as needed based on ingredient quantities. If you are interested in the FULL PACKAGE, see
K - 3rd
Math, Measurement
Fractions in the Kitchen Math Supplement- K-6th Grade, Geometry, Cookbook
Transform your math lessons into delicious adventures with our "Fractions in the Kitchen" curriculum supplement! Ideal for kindergarten through sixth grade, this comprehensive resource integrates geometry and culinary arts to teach fundamental fractions—1/2, 1/4, and 1/3—all through engaging recipes. Each recipe is fully incorporated into the curriculum, ensuring hands-on learning that's both educational and fun. Key Features:Interactive Learning: Explore fractions through real-world application
K - 6th
Applied Math, Math
CCSS
1.G.A.3
, 2.G.A.3
, 3.G.A.2
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Also included in: Unschooling with Math: In the Kitchen (Unit 2 of 4) | Elementary Math
Mud Kitchen Recipes
These mud kitchen recipe cards are perfect for sensory tables and nature play. Visual image amounts along with written instructions help early/non-readers. Also includes measuring cup amounts for early math learning. Laminate recipes and use a dry erase marker for children to check off the boxes next to the ingredients. Includes 5 recipe cards for creative play. For best printing select Scale to Fit: Print Entire Image.
PreK - 3rd
Math
Fruit and Vegetable Food Sorting
Develop sorting skills and identify fruits and vegetables with this sorting activity. Print the pages, then have your student cut out the fruits and vegetables from the pages. Sort the images into the appropriate columns.
PreK - 2nd
Other (Math)
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