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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 and Equivalent Bingo
This is a fun game to quiz students about measurement equivalence. I use this after I teach students about measurement abbreviations, equivalence. For example, if I pull out "pt." I will say, what does this stand for? A:pint, How many cups are in a pint? This is also a great lesson for substitutes.
6th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences, Fractions
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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
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
My 5 Senses Worksheet
Food Explorers let your adventures begin! Pick a food and use your five senses to explore how it looks, smells, feels, tastes, and sounds. When you're done, print out another one and do it all over again! This FREE printable tool complements the encyclopedia guidebooks “ Where Do Bananas Come From? A Book of Fruits” and “ Where Does Broccoli Come From? A Book of Vegetables,” a series of children’s nutrition books for increasing food literacy growing adventurous eaters. Children learn fun facts
1st - 6th
Vocabulary
Food Lab Bundle (Google Drive editable)
Wondering HOW to: -Divide food lab roles for students-Organize and execute recipe planning-Evaluate the students during the processCheck out the Food Lab Bundle that includes: Food Lab Duties Outline (Bonus: Quiz to check understanding)Food Lab Planning Sheets (day of tasks, ingredient lists, shopping list)Food Lab Evaluation BreakdownFood Lab Mark Sheet
9th - 12th
Health
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
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
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
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
Free Life Skills Holiday Cookie Recipe Visuals
Fun Holiday cookie decorating visuals to make the holidays a little easier! Freebie includes: step by step visuals for prep, gathering materials and decorating. Set of eight visuals includes choice boards to increase communication and interaction. Perfect for Life Skills and Special Education classes during the holidays! Visual can be used as center activity or in small group instruction. This FREEBIE includes:Visual Cookie Prep Holiday Cookie decorating visual Topping visual Materials
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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
Autism Resources - Menu Alternatives
As a Registered Dietitian who also has a son diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder as well as Sensory Processing Disorder, I am well aware of the trials and difficulties of getting a child with these challenges to eat a healthy diet. This is my reason for creating and making this small e-book available for free. You will notice that inside are links to my Blog where you will find free recipes that have been accepted by my son and that will help to increase the nutritional status of any child,
Not Specific
Health
Thanksgiving Meal - Grocery Store Ad {Cut & Paste} Worksheets
Recycle free weekly circulars grocery store ads to Cut & Paste common Thanksgiving meal items into the boxes in preparation for the big day! Shopping lists are an important life skill as well as searching store ads for pricing and deals. Engaging activity for special education students! This product comes with:Worksheet includes sections to {Cut & Paste} the store logo, turkey, stuffing, bread rolls, green beans, potatoes, butter, ham, cranberries, broth, pumpkin pie, apple cider, gravy, ice
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Also included in: Store Ads Life Skills {Cut & Paste} Activities BUNDLE
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
Kitchen Visuals & Labels FREEBIE
Visuals and labels for kitchen cabinets or storage. Just print, cut, laminate & velcro! Great for special education students learning life or independent living skills at home or in the classroom. Not only can this resource serve as a visual for students, you can also play a functional reading game with these visuals. I put these visuals up with two separate velcro pieces so that I can hand students one or the other. From there, they will go to the kitchen to match the visual to the word or
Not Specific
Reading
Nutrition: Learning to Read and Analyze Food Labels
Teach students how to read food product labels, compare items, and make informed healthy choices! Three worksheets for students to learn how to read nutritional labels on food, and compare and assess them. The first two pages require the students to read real product labels and compare like items then judge which is healthier. The final page requires students to look up the nutrition label on one of their favourite snacks, then compare it to the label of a similar product. There is a final writt
7th - 12th
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
Also included in: Fruit and vegetable activities
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
Dramatic Play Kitchen Open and Closed Sign
Kitchen dramatic play center accessory: open and closed signs! This is perfect when allowing students to see which center is available, or letting students recreate their own store hours and play! Two versions are included to encourage high frequency words, or symbols. For best use, print double sided and laminate to hang on a clip or hook.
Not Specific
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Easy and Quick Cooking recipes FREE Special Education Autism
Hello Educators, Here are some easy recipes for Cooking session!. If you need PPP and visuals, please head to my Cooking Lesson file! Follow me on Instagram for more ideas and inspiration!@Special_Education_ClassroomEnjoy! Naya
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Summer Learning Packet for Teaching Life Skills, Fitness, & Reading Habits
Summer is a great time to work on skills that kids won’t learn in school. From life skills, to establishing a fitness routine, to building good reading associations, there’s lots that parents can teach their kids this summer. Instead of sending home summer math worksheets, give your families this packet of ideas for learning that can only be done at home. Kids can learn to tie a tie, grocery shop on a budget, or unclog a toilet! In this packet you'll find: - Lists of skills kids should learn by
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Reading
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