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Kitchen & Food Safety & Sanitation Quiz
This is an 8 question, open-response quiz on safety and sanitation when it comes to working in the kitchen and handling food. Use it as a quiz, or as a research worksheet.
6th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences
Appetizers and Beverages Quiz
This is a 25-point quiz with suggested answer key that is a great follow up to my Appetizers and Beverages Powerpoint, or any class discussion about appetizers and beverages in a cooking class.
6th - 9th
Family Consumer Sciences
Quiz on Table Setting and Meal Planning
A brief quiz or worksheet that includes a "placemat" on which the student should draw and label a correct place setting, and some general questions about nutrition and meal planning considerations.
6th - 9th
Family Consumer Sciences
Carbohydrates, Proteins & Fats Quiz
Multiple Choice, fill in the blank and short answer
6th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
Baking Quiz
This quiz/worksheet contains 20 matching, multiple choice, and true/false questions about the principles of baking. Perfect with my Principles of Baking Power Point. Answer key included.
7th - 10th
Family Consumer Sciences
Kitchen Tool Use Quiz
There are 10 kitchen scenarios and the student needs to figure out which piece of kitchen equipment would be best to use.
5th - 12th
In Defense Of Food ~ Movie Guide + Word Search + Quiz
"You don't need a silver fork to eat good food." Paul Prudhomme (American chef ~ 1940 - 2015) This documentary film - In Defense Of Food - explains the importance of: * Eating real food, * Eating simply, and * Developing healthful food habits. You get: 1. A follow-along question sheet with 60 multiple choice questions for answering ease 2. An answer key for the questions 3. A follow-up word search of pertinent words 4. An answer key for the word search 5. An expansion
8th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
French Toast Isn't French ! ~ Fun French Culture Quiz + Word Search
"I don't mean to brag, I don't mean to boast, but I'm intercontinental when I eat French toast." Michael Diamond (American musician ~ 1965) Calling something 'French' gives it a certain cachet ~ an exotic air of excellence. Several things which we call 'French' are, alas, not French at all. We'll look at a few. You get: 1. An explanation of why 'French Toast Isn't French'. 2. A short just-for-fun ten-question quiz colorfully illustrated to do orally with your students ~ Frenc
8th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences, French
Side Dish Quiz
A 24 point, short answer quiz that follows nicely after my Side Dish Powerpoint and Side Dish Notes Graphic Organizer.
7th - 10th
Family Consumer Sciences
Recipes and Math
This worksheet/quiz has students alter a recipe to serve 1 person and 24 people. Students will need knowledge of fractions to complete.
5th - 7th
Fractions
Measurement Practical
Partner Practice and a formative assessment on kitchen measurement skills. Includes activities and reflective questions.
7th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences
Kitchen Safety Unit for Middle School
Includes safety presentation with guided notes and answer key, quiz with answer key and five separate activities.
6th - 8th
Family Consumer Sciences
Packaged Food Analysis - Calories, Vitamins, Minerals
Students will analyze 4 packaged food and find: 1. Total Calories 2. Calories from Fat 3. Calculate Calories from Carbohydrates 4. Calculate Calories from Protein 5. Percent of their daily total calories (They'll need to look up how much they need daily) 6. Vitamins included, and their function 7. Minerals included, and their function Includes 5 Follow Up Question to close up the activity. You can use this as a research activity or as an assessment following a calories, nutrition labels, vitamin
7th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
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
Alice's Recipes- Meatless
12 Picture Meatless Recipes. My Plate recommends increasing plant protein sources. Nice variety in this bundle- Empanadas, Mediterranean Tofu ,Slow Cooker Lasagna, Meatless sloppy joe on Baked Potato, Hearty Minestrone Soups, Nachos, Potato Pierogies with Onion Sauce ,Raviolis with Sauce, Spinach Manicotti, Tacos, Lo-Mein and Chili Start cooking ! So many to choose!
8th - 10th, Adult Education
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
Also included in:Â Alice's Recipes- Entree Bundle
Alice's Recipes- Seafood
7 Picture Seafood Recipes My plate recommends increasing seafood Here it is ! Baked fish, Fish sticks, Simmered Cod & Vegetables, Salmon & Pesto Sauce, Tilapia Fillets & Squash, Tuna Casserole, Tuna Melt
8th - 10th, Adult Education
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
Also included in:Â Alice's Recipes- Entree Bundle
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
Reading a Recipe - Pancakes
FREE RESOURCE for Educational Use only. Use this short quiz to check your students' ability to accurately read a recipe. You can add questions or use as is. It can be used as a quiz or done together as a group. Hope this is helpful! I do NOT own rights to the recipe, credit is given to the owner and creator of the recipe used. The only parts I own are the comprehension questions I created to go with it. This resource is intended for educational use only.
6th - 12th
Ice Breaker: How much do you know? Culinary pre-questionnaire WITH ANSWER KEY
Use this print out to get the students in groups and "pre-quiz" their Culinary knowledge! When I use this in my class, I break the kids up in 5 groups. They have 15 minutes to pick jobs and then answer the questions within the group. One student is the scribe, one student is the time keeper, and one student reads the questions. Or the students can do a choral read, where each student takes a turn to read a question. I give them this activity in the very beginning of the program. It starts to "pr
6th - 8th
Family Consumer Sciences
Side Dish Notes Graphic Organizer
A graphic organizer for students to use to take notes during my Side Dish Powerpoint and to study for my Side Dish Quiz.
7th - 10th
Family Consumer Sciences
Evaluation for a Foods Recipe Booklet
Instead of writing comments 200 times over when marking, how about a checklist? Watch the time spent on your marking decrease from hours to just minutes now by using a checklist. Edit, photocopy, trim and staple this evaluation comment sheet to each students' project or assignment and never spend hours and hours on marking again!
I use this at the end of the term when students are expected to keep their booklets or notebooks organized. Teaches them ongoing responsibility because they will kn
6th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
Veggie Hummus Bites Recipe
This recipe provides visuals and simple written directions for students with special needs to follow during a cooking lesson. We love using recipes like this in my classroom to develop language and increase independence in a way that feels meaningful and fun.
In class, we always make a grocery list first and go to the grocery store together to purchase the items in our recipe.
Once we have our ingredients, here's how our lesson goes:
1) Orally review ingredients in class using this recipe
PreK - 6th
Balanced Literacy, Informational Text
CCSS
CCRA.SL.1
, CCRA.SL.2
, CCRA.SL.3
Apple Sauce Recipe
This recipe provides visuals and simple written directions for students with special needs to follow during a cooking lesson. We love using recipes like this in my classroom to develop language and increase independence in a way that feels meaningful and fun.
In class, we always make a grocery list first and go to the grocery store together to purchase the items in our recipe.
Once we have our ingredients, here's how our lesson goes:
1) Orally review ingredients in class using this recipe
PreK - 6th
CCSS
CCRA.SL.1
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