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Culinary Math -Nonintegers- Conversion of Decimal, fraction, and percents
**This PowerPoint has a student Handout for the practice questions (nonintergers handout w-key)**
PowerPoint lesson to review the basic math operations and conversions that students need a good foundation of for culinary math.
This lesson is a simple review and shows student how to convert between a decimal, fraction and percent.
Lesson Objectives:
To understand the value of a noninterger quantity
To understand the basic format of a fraction, decimal, and percent
To convert a fraction to a dec
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Basic Operations, Math
Ratios and Proportions Practice|Pre-Algebra Interactive Review|Word Problems
If your students like to cook, measure, or race, they are ready to pump up their knowledge of ratios and proportions. This interactive learning has a pdf version for small group or individual practice on identifying, setting up and simplifying rates and ratios. Its word problems pertain to percents, fractions, decimals value that are experience in shopping and daily tasks. To differentiate the learning or teaching, a ppt is included as a quick evaluation. Of course, some questions are numeri
3rd - 9th
Math, Vocabulary
Culinary Equivalents Bingo
Students love to compete, and what better way to increase their engagement in math than a game of BINGO? Test your students knowledge on culinary equivalents like how many teaspoons in a Tablespoon with a game.
6th - 12th
Math, Measurement
Baking Ratios Math Conversions
An introduction to basic baking ratios and how to convert them. Questions have the student calculate the ratios, convert the recipes (eg. doubling it), then calculating the ratios again to develop an understanding of how increasing or reducing a recipe should maintain the same ratios.
4th - 8th
Applied Math, Math
7.RP.1 Rice Krispies Treat Activity
This assignment takes a Rice Krispies Treat recipe and has the students find the measurements for a single serving. It also has extension questions that have the students use the unit rate to increase the recipe. This is meant to be a hands on activity so that the students can make the treats when they are done with the calculations, but it can also just be done as a fun way to work on unit rates.
7th
Math, Other (Math)
CCSS
7.RP.A.1
TEMPERATURE CONVERSION-FAHRENHEIT TO CELSIUS, CELSIUS TO FAHRENHEIT
This document will help you to discuss formula on how to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius and Celsius to Fahrenheit. This is printable and you can make it as a flash card. You can edit it if some of the cards are small in font, if you wish to enlarge it more according to your preference. The document contains the conversion formula as well as the number of Fahrenheit to be converted into Celsius and vice versa. This is also useful during your quiz. Students will easily learn how to convert Fahrenh
Not Specific
Basic Operations, Measurement
Restaurant / Culinary Math Task Cards
This PowerPoint is a 20 set restaurant / culinary task card set. It includes: adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, percent's, and PEMDAS. It is on fun 80's/90's pattern backgrounds and includes the answer key. Each page includes 4 problems to be printed and cut.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Math)
$630 Budget Meal Plan w/ Monthly Shopping Lists (Summer 2024 Edition)
Budget-Friendly Meal Plan w/ Monthly Shopping Lists (Summer 2024 Edition)If you need a budget-friendly meal plan to help feed your family of four this summer, I have just the plan for you! The work is already done to make food shopping and cooking both EASY and AFFORDABLE! On a budget of $630 a month, you can provide three solid meals per day if you're willing to be disciplined in spending and invest time to prep and cook. You'll get 3 helpful spreadsheets in this bundle: Monthly Meal Plan out
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Applied Math, Economics
Cook Christmas Gingerbread Mince Pies Ice Lollies Plus Christmas Quiz
🎄 Cook Christmas: Gingerbread, Mince Pies, Ice Lollies + Festive Quiz Bring the magic of Christmas into your classroom with this fun, hands-on resource pack! Perfect for December lessons, assemblies, or end-of-term activities, this bundle combines creative cooking projects with a ready-to-use Christmas quiz to keep students engaged and excited. ✨ What’s Inside: Step-by-step cooking activities for making gingerbread, mince pies, and ice lolliesPrintable worksheets and instructions to guid
4th - 6th
Arithmetic, Creative Writing, Other (Arts)
Also included in: Christmas Bundle Plays Quiz
Holiday Bark: Fraction Treat
Want to do something fun with your students for the holidays?
This fraction activity is fun, educational, and delicious!
Perfect for a holiday party or math lesson.
Either make this with your students in class or make it at home and bring it in so they can eat while they work.
The students calculate the fractional parts each holiday bark ingredient takes up, and older students change these into decimals and percents.
3rd - 5th
Fractions
Ice Cream & Bakeries Virtual Field Trip | Activities, Games & Recipes
A sweet journey through life skills, baking, and global desserts!This no-prep virtual trip lets students explore the world of ice cream and bakeries while practicing functional math, reading, and real-world skills. What’s Included: Virtual tours of famous bakeries and dessert spots across the US, England, France, India, Korea & more Videos on how treats like cupcakes, cookies, pastries & ice cream are made Museum of Ice Cream & Ben & Jerry’s factory tours Printable/editable worksheets: St
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Applied Math, Family Consumer Sciences, Money Math
Mastering Middle School Math with Pizza!
This lesson plan turns pizza-making into a fun and interactive way to practice essential math skills! Students will follow a pizza recipe, complete a worksheet on doubling and halving ingredients, and solve real-world math problems related to ratios, fractions, multiplication, and percentages. An answer key is included for easy grading and review.
5th - 7th
Applied Math, Math
CCSS
6.EE.A.2c
, 6.EE.C.9
, MP4
Culinary Research Project Outline
Students use their math and writing skills to explore how food connects to real life! They will research a recipe, collect ingredients from a local grocery store, and modify it to fit their own taste or creativity.
2nd - 6th
Basic Operations, Reading, Writing
Cooking Measurement Character Project
This project is great for learning and identifying measurement equivalents. It is fun and engaging for students that enjoy learning while being creative. This project can take 1-2 class periods depending on how creative and detailed the students are. There are directions, grading/score sheet, and two examples! Enjoy!
6th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences, Math
Playdough Rebus Recipe
Playdough is a classic childhood toy that everyone can have fun with, and it's so easy to make at home/school! This playdough rebus recipe is filled with real-life pictures and the steps for younger children to gain the basic knowledge of following a recipe. Older children can use this recipe to enhance their measuring skills using a standard unit of measure. You can use this recipe with a large group of young children to discuss following steps and the changes they are noticing as the ingred
PreK - 3rd
Measurement
Recipe Conversion Activity
Recipe Conversion Assignment: Simple Conversions, Real-World Skills!Bring real-world culinary math into your classroom with this ready-to-use Recipe Conversion Activity! Students will practice doubling, halving, scaling, and ingredient limit problems using a standard cookie recipe — the perfect way to connect math to the kitchen. Designed for high school or community college culinary, hospitality, or foodservice courses. Why Teachers Love It:All materials included – ready to print or editStep-by
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Family Consumer Sciences, Measurement
Multiplying Fractions Cookie Lab
During the unit on multiplying fractions, I use this lab to give students a real-life example of how we use multiplying fractions.
I give students this form with a no-bake cookie recipe (will need a microwave) and they are required to convert the recipe to make only one cookie, then convert it to make 8 cookies.
Once I check their math, we discuss how they will actually measure out the ingredients, since there isn't a 4/9 measuring cup. :) The next day we make cookies!
**Updated 11/11/14 - No
6th - 9th
Fractions, Math
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