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What better way to let your students learn about infant nutrition than to let them blindly taste test various baby foods! This template allows you to create 8 samples where students can rate the food 1-5 based on looks, smell, and taste. Make it a game by awarding a prize to the student(s) that get the most correct!

This resource allows students to actively engage in all things culinary math! Have students travel around to various stations with their packet; fill in terms, concepts and allow them time to practice with included problems (and answer key for you!)

Let' your students connect content and social media with this easy to use template. This worksheet pairs great when you are asking students to research a character from a novel or a person from history. Students can fill up to SIX frames with drawings or text, create a profile picture, bio, and much more! This could easily be adapted to be used for a summative or formative assessment - having students draw what they know about a topic, event or person. Enjoy!

Learning how to apply math in culinary arts might not be the most fun but with this activity it certainly can be engaging and have students participate in active learning with their peers. Use this activity in conjunction with the Culinary Math Stations. Students will use this packet as they travel around the room at various stations to learn the basics of how to apply math concepts in culinary arts. Each page in this packet contains graphic organizers where students can write down concepts, vo

Covering cheese in your culinary class? Give your students a cheese tasting! Super fun and engaging for students to get to see first-hand all the components that go into making cheese the wonderful, gooey, salty treat it is! Students can use this graphic organizer to evaluate a variety of hard, semi-hard, semi-soft and soft cheeses. This graphic organizers has prompts for students to use as they decipher the tastes and textures they are experiencing.

This is a general worksheet for video notes. There is a great, comprehensive documentary from CSPAN called The History of the White House. This makes for a great activity to introduce History of Architecture or to incorporate current events (like Inauguration Day) into your Interior Design class.

Food is in every aspect of our lives; including history! In this activity, culinary students can explore the history behind the inaugural luncheons that are served on Inauguration Day! Designed as a Jigsaw activity, students can use the linked article (to Food & Wine Magazine) to read through a section they've been tasked to become the expert on. Then in small groups, students should share out their learnings and teach their peers!

Use this worksheet as an easy way to incorporate podcasts into your classroom. Students can summarize their listening, pick out main ideas and take-aways as well as noting one question they still have on the topic after listening.

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Reflection is apart of every good students practice. For this activity, allow students to reflect on their culinary lab experiences through an app they know well...Snapchat. Students can create a snapchat of their end product, include pictures, font, and their own bitmojis to share their learning. Then have students download their snapchat as a video and upload to this class shared document! Enjoy!