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Visual Recipe for Special Education Cooking: Fluffy Pancakes
This activity is perfect for practicing cooking skills, increasing kitchen confidence and applying practical independent living skills for young chefs or students with disabilities. Your students will enjoy preparing "Fluffy Pancakes" with this colorful, easy-to-follow visual recipe. This simple printable includes: Recipe: Clearly numbered step-by-step instructions, each paired with clear illustrations, will guide the students from start to finish. Look for the bonus cooking tip at the end of
PreK - 12th
Boo Bananas Visual Recipe FREEBIE
Enjoy making these Boo Bananas with your students! Use the visual recipe and vocabulary cards to increase attention and engagement in your group!
PreK - 8th
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Vocabulary: My kitchen
What's in the kitchen?Get to know everyday vocabulary that is essential in daily life and enjoy skill exercises accompanied by cute pictures, enhancing imagination through coloring. This packet includes:7 quizzes pages / 2 answer pages 11 total pages (22 total pages include color & bw formats) All printables require no prep and can be used immediately. Thanks for checking out this item! Welcome to my shopSmart insideEnjoyable novel Series for PreK+, Home schoolEquipment basic lab Vocabulary
PreK - 1st
Art, English Language Arts
Eat the Rainbow Coloring Page | Health & Nutrition
The concept of eating a rainbow is a fun way for kids and adults to remember to eat a variety of fruits and vegetables every day to increase health and nutrition! This coloring page is a fun way to introduce the concept. Children can color in the images or add their own by drawing or cutting out images from grocery ads. Great for the classroom or homeschool. Eat a Rainbow Teaching TipsWith this idea you simply eat fruits and vegetables of all different colors! This simple concept can help
PreK - 2nd
Health
Visual Recipe for students with special needs: Grilled Cheese Roll Up
Included is a visual recipe for making grilled cheese roll-ups. There are 2 differentiated comprehension worksheets - 1 for readers/writers and 1 multiple choice and 1 sequencing activity.
Cooking is a great motivator for students and a great way to increase receptive and expressive language by requesting and having students request. In my class class we cook weekly and prepare the same recipe for a month. This allows for fluency and greater ability to follow directions.
PreK - 12th
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
PreK - 3rd
Health
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) Fruit
PreK - 1st
Vocabulary
CCSS
CCRA.L.6
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Food Pyramid FREE Cut and Paste Activity, Healthy Eating
Make learning about the food groups and healthy eating fun and engaging with this food pyramid. The pyramid matches the most recent changes to the food guide. The worksheets are free and a link to a full activity idea to use before or after the printables can be found here: Food Pyramid Worksheets. The file includes: - Food Pyramid Cut and Paste Food Images - Food Pyramid Image - Food Pyramid Sort
PreK - 1st
Health
Pilgrim Hat Cookies: Recipe & Comprehension {Includes DIGITAL copy!"
Recipe Intro: "What do cookies, peanut butter cups, and icing all have to do with the Pilgrims? Maybe not much when you think about what you’ve learned about them when you were younger. Today, you get to combine these yummy ingredients to recreate fun and festive Pilgrim hats- just in time to share at your Thanksgiving meal!" Students will love this fun, easy, and low prep (cost) activity before Thanksgiving Break! Students follow the directions to create a pilgrim hat cookies. After making the
1st - 6th
Reading
Dramatic Play Shop Signs – Open, Closed, Pick Up Order, Pay Here, & More
Dramatic Play Shop Signs – Open, Closed, Pick Up Order Here, Pay Here, Today’s Special, Thank You for VisitingMake your dramatic play center realistic and fun with this set of essential shop signs! Perfect for bakeries, cafes, restaurants, or any pretend play setup. Includes:Open & Closed Signs: Signal when the shop is ready for business or closed for the day.Pick Up Order Here: Create a designated spot for customers to pick up their orders.Pay Here: Teach kids about transactions with a playfu
PreK - 2nd
FREE Holiday Gingerbread Bakery Dramatic/ Pretend Center Play
Fun and ready to print HOLIDAY and GINGERBREAD BAKERY themed dramatic play or pretend center! Why decor for play? "...Fantasy and dramatic play are “the glue that binds together all other pursuits,” contributing to children’s academic learning, artistic interests, and social development, as well as providing a way for children to process their understanding of the world."- Key Aspects of Play in Early Child Education, Edutopia Looking for even more Gingerbread fun? Check out my Gingerbread Tra
PreK - 1st
Tea Party Colouring In
A gorgeous black & white 'Tea Party' doodle drawing for students to colour in.
PreK - 2nd
Art, Visual Arts
FREE Printable Chef Hat | Dramatic Play, Cooking Class, Literacy Activities
Looking for a fun and easy way to get your students excited about cooking, role play, or snack time? This free printable chef hat is the perfect addition to your classroom or home activities! Your students will love creating and wearing their own chef hats—whether they’re whipping up a pretend meal in dramatic play, making literacy-themed snacks, or joining in on a cooking class. This resource is easy to assemble and opens up a world of creative possibilities. Use it during:Cooking class serie
PreK - 1st
CCSS
RF.K.1a
, RF.K.3c
, SL.K.1
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FREE Food Groups Coloring Pages | Nutrition Worksheets for Elementary Health
Looking for a fun and educational way to teach healthy eating habits? These FREE Food Group Coloring Pages are perfect for elementary students learning about nutrition, health, or food science! This printable set includes 6 black-and-white line art pages that help reinforce the five main food groups through engaging, kid-friendly illustrations. These pages are ideal for K–2 classrooms, homeschool lessons, health units, or early finisher activities. What’s Included:Fruits Page – A vibrant
PreK - 3rd
Art, General Science, Health
Winter Home Economics Freebie | Life Skills
This fun, Winter Home Economics and Life Skills Freebie for elementary students is a great activity to do during the Christmas and Winter season. This no-prep, hands-on activity includes introduction to home economics and applies addition or mulitplication practices. HOW TO USE:-Busy work -Holiday Project -Independent Work BENEFITS FOR THE TEACHER:-No Prep -Includes color and bw BENEFITS FOR THE STUDENTS:-Introduces Home Economics -Practices basic mathematical operations such as addition and
3rd - 4th
Math
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 Cas
PreK - 1st
Book Activity: Can I Eat That?
ABOUT THE BOOK A whimsical–yet factual–series of questions and answers about the things we eat... and don't eat!Food critic Joshua David Stein whets the appetite of young readers with a wondrous and informative approach to talking about food. This humorous, stylized and entirely unexpected set of food facts will engage both good eaters and resisters alike. With questions both practical ("Can you eat a sea urchin?") and playful ("Do eggs grow on eggplants?"), this read-aloud text offers young chi
PreK - 2nd
Reading
Explore your Taste Buds
Enjoy learning about the 5 senses. Have a taste test and write down your thoughts!
PreK - 3rd
Food Group Labels
Who said learning can't be delicious? Play kitchens are like a mini-universe for kids to explore and have a blast! But, why not level up the fun and sneak in some healthy habits too? By adding food group labels to play kitchen goodies, kiddos can learn about the power of a balanced diet in a way that's both tasty and fun. They'll know what foods are super-strong proteins, brain-boosting grains, or calcium-packed dairy products. This helps them grow up healthy and strong while becoming little foo
PreK - 3rd
Health, Science
Free! Kindergarten Pretzel Making Activity
This is a hands-on, easy way to get your students baking! There are few ingredients, easy instructions, and so many engaging possibilities. You can find a recipe, instructions, and a follow-up journal page to use when discussing the activity the following day. In pre-k and kindergarten, we use developmental writing to respond with more emphasis on the students' illustrations. In the upper grades, you can use more conventional writing to support the illustration. I use this activity as a way of i
PreK - 2nd
Chemistry, English Language Arts
CCSS
K.MD.A.1
, CCRA.W.7
, CCRA.L.6
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, Artichoke STEMS: Rhubarb, Asparagus, and Celery, LEAVES: Cabbage, Lettuce, and Spinach ROOTS: Carrots, Radishes, and Potatoes. This free poster is part of a vegetable educational activity set.
PreK - 1st
Earth Sciences, Reading
Apple Tasting Chart
This chart can be used with your apples unit. One of the favorites of the unit is getting to try the different apples and seeing which one is our favorite!
PreK - 1st
More Muffins! - Continuing Ed for Multiplying Fractions
This activity is a real world application of multiplying fractions. We take a recipe for chocolate chip muffins with many ingredients that are fractions and double it. Directions for how to use this activity, a labsheet for students to work on, a completed answer key, the full recipe (original and doubled). There are also QR codes and links to a video of the labsheet being worked out and to our playlist over multiplying fractions.
5th - 7th
Fractions, Math
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!
PreK - 3rd
Measurement
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