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Global Foods Lessons for International Cuisine - FCS - Culinary Arts, Prostart
Are you looking for no-prep lessons for International Foods, Global Cuisine, or World Foods classes for culinary arts or Prostart? This Cooking Around the World growing bundle includes lessons on 17 world regions that span the globe from America to Asia and help students understand cultural foods and influences. These global cuisine activities will have you planned for each of the countries and we add new ones at no extra cost to you!⭐ Many of the resources in this food around-the-world bundle i
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Personal Financial Literacy | Cost to Raise a Baby | Budgeting | Life Skills
Are you teaching your middle school and high school students budget, personal financial literacy, life skills, or child development? Look no further than this NO PREP and detailed lesson on how to find out approximately how much it cost to raise a baby birth to age one. This lesson has complete directions to lead your students through the lesson clearly. All the hard work is done for you, all you must do is print (or upload lesson online) the NO PREP pages and watch your students have fun a
Grades:
9th - 12th
Family Tree and History - Culture Activity.
One of my favorite and most worthwhile activities!
Wonderful document for recording family facts and memories. This is a culture assignment that will be treasured for who knows how long. I hand out as extra credit, but I strongly encourage their use... where else will this information ever be captured? Students just ask questions of parents and grandparents. Even better, have them video the conversation.
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Communication, parent, support,
Grades:
3rd - 12th
International Cuisine Research Project for FCS Foods, Nutrition and Culinary
This student centered, self-guided, project has students to choose from a variety of project elements to compile a creative research project on an international cuisine of their choice. Allows for differentiation and creativity! I have used this with great success as part of a 2 week international foods unit, by following it up with demo/cooking labs! I hope your kids enjoy it as much as mine did!
Zip File Includes: PDF Format of project guidelines and rubrics
Grades:
9th - 12th
Native American Foods - History of Indigenous Foods - Culinary - FCS FACS
Are you looking for a way to introduce your students to Native American Indigenous people's foods and their contribution to American cuisine? This Global Foods lesson includes a slide show about the history of native, indigenous foods, a fry bread recipe, pre-contact and post-contact information, video questions, and more! Great for Indigenous People Day or any day of the year!This resource is no-prep to you and is in both Google and PowerPoint versions, so you can either assign it in Google Cl
Grades:
9th - 12th
Plan and Host A Baby Shower in the Classroom | FCS | Child Development
Students will learn how to host and plan a baby shower in the classroom from invitations to cooking. In this activity, students will focus on baby shower planning for a special parent-to-be, teacher at your school, or mock party. The students will plan and host the baby shower while picking a theme (example: safari animals, teddy bears, rubber ducky, etc.). The students will be put into groups and be in charge of food, decorations, invitations, games, and party favors. Please note that games an
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: High School Life Skills How to Plan and Host A Party Bundle | FCS
Etiquette Tip of the Day Bell Ringer/Warm Up
Get students focused for your class while transforming them into ladies and gentlemen with this Etiquette Tip of the Day bell ringer (or warm up)! Great for FACS/ FCS / Home Economics classrooms. Or any middle or high school class. Topics include: cell phone, dining, theater, greeting, and so much more. With 113 Etiquette Tips you can pick and choose which ones you like best. Display on your Smart Board or TV for them to read as they enter class. Optional: have students write it down each d
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Etiquette/Manners Bundle
Cultural Foods Research Project
This project allows students to choose a particular culture and research its food, commonly used ingredients and recipes. The final project will result in a cultural foods booklet that they can compile and bind.
Students can work in pairs or alone.
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6th - 12th
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Media Literacy Unit - Analyzing and Creating a Magazine, with Writing Lessons
This three-week unit, geared toward junior high and high school students, focuses on the components of print media.
Every day, students will have a different "daily media study," which could be recent magazine articles or advertisements, billboard advertisements, newspaper articles, or journals. Students analyze what they see and write down a response on their own blog pages.
Students also have a magazine packet, which focuses on many magazine components as well as writing lessons. Throughout
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5th - 12th
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The Rose that Grew From the Concrete - Tupac Shakur Poem Analysis
Short analysis of Tupac Shakur's famous poem, "The Rose that Grew from the Concrete." Three discussion questions follow the poem by Tupac. Used during Black History Month in a 6th grade classroom in Oakland, CA.
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4th - 12th
Living on Your Own First Time Escape Room
With this Living on Your Own First Time Escape Room, your students will compete to solve puzzles! The breakout box lesson comes with 5 puzzles in both PDF and Google Forms versions, perfect for a life skills, personal finance, or family & consumer science course. These fun, authentic tasks about budgeting, choosing an apartment, new car, and more will engage your students in some competition.Have your students solve the 5 puzzles for the Living on Your Own First Time Escape Room with their
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Living on Your Own Financial Literacy Bundle
My Food Culture Presentation Project | What is Food Culture Lesson
In this engaging and personally relevant project, students will create a presentation that describes their food culture, whether they knew they had one or not! (They may be asking themselves, 'What is food culture?') But first, students will watch a TED Talk and read an article about American food cultures, and discuss both. Then they will explore 4 global food cultures (Morocco, India, Italy, and Sweden), record their observations, and work with a partner to figure out what makes each one uniqu
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Food Culture Lesson & Project Bundle | FACS & Culinary Arts
Disney Pixar's Coco Movie Guide Packet + Activities + Sub Plan + Best Value
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This packet includes, among two other teaching aids, a peer-reviewed handout of 15 essay questions designed to promote self-reflection, family history, character development, and a greater appreciation for others' cultures. This movie guide, while rigorous and pertinent to the film, goes beyond the scope of questions like "what's the setting and time period" and helps students put into practice character building ideas and concepts based on themes from the movie. A mod
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7th - 12th
Gobierno Estudiantil - Emprendiendo Juntos (Planeación Didáctica + Recursos)
¡"Gobierno Estudiantil - Emprendiendo Juntos", un proyecto educativo interactivo diseñado para transformar el salón de clases en un laboratorio de aprendizaje práctico! Este proyecto innovador aborda múltiples campos formativos, fomentando habilidades cruciales como liderazgo, emprendimiento, pensamiento crítico y trabajo en equipo.Características Destacadas:Simulación de Gobierno del Aula: Los estudiantes asumen roles de secretarios de gobierno, cada uno liderando una secretaría (Cultura, Econo
Grades:
4th - 12th
Also included in: BUNDLE: Todos los Recursos (Español)
What's in a Song Bundle! Combining History and the Arts
This product and other - What’s in a Song? – lessons are a great way to combine history and the arts. I use these in my U.S. History class as well in my advisory period as a way to create discussion and provoke thoughts about the environment, social justice, and activism. My students are able to connect the themes of the song with current events of today. I begin each of these by playing the song for my students and ask what they think the message is in the lyrics. We then read through the histo
Grades:
7th - 12th
My Digital Thanksgiving Presentation - History of Holiday & Family Traditions
If you're looking for something fun, educational, and personalized for the week of Thanksgiving, this virtual project is great for all grades 6-12! This 24-slide Google Slides (interactive) presentation will combine the historical component of Thanksgiving and students' personal traditions, as they present their research findings and personal memories with the class. The project is in ENGLISH.This project can be assigned to students in ANY subject, as a fun project for the week of Thanksgiving
Grades:
5th - 12th
End of The Year Activities - Team Building - Advisory SEL Group Termination
These three terrific interactive activities allow students to decrease anxiety around termination and leave with something tangible as a positive reflection of their experience. As the end-of-the year comes to a close, you want students and participants to have a healthy termination of their class or group. This may be the only positive supportive relationships the student may have, and they should begin to understand that endings can also be a positive experience. Students should reflect on wha
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Words of Wisdom - Celebrate Black History Month with 34 Inspirational Quotes
Celebrate Black History Month with 34 inspirational quote posters from influential African American people.This resource is a powerful tool to use in your classrooms, and can stimulate many interesting and inspiring topics and discussions with students about the challenges of people of color through history, including modern day heroes. They can make a striking bulletin board or hallway display and can also be used as writing prompts and will help promote critical thinking, diversity awareness,
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Black History Bundle
Censorship, what's the big deal? debate - ESL adult and kid conversation
This presentation contains a 39 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a worksheet on censorship in our society.It includes a debate lesson on:- Examples from real contemporary censorship cases - Self-censorship – do we need to apply it? When?- News censorship – is it different to other forms of censorship?- Movies, should they be censored?- discussion about the censorship of books.I hope you enjoy this lessonFor problems and questions, suggestions or idea sharing, I would LOVE
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Exploring Soul Food-FACS, FCS, Black History Month, Cooking, NO PREP
Exploring Soul Food and Its Cultural Significance Lesson - NO PREPCelebrate the richness of African American culinary heritage with this engaging and informative lesson on Soul Food. Perfect for middle school or high school students, this lesson plan provides a deep dive into the historical context, cultural expressions, and flavorful traditions that define Soul Food. Ideal for Black History Month or as part of a Southern Cuisine unit, this lesson encourages student exploration and discussion of
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5th - 12th
Design Your Own Home - Architecture Unit
Students learn the basic stages of designing a house, from planning to final design, in this two week unit. Critical thinking plays a large role in this activity. The unit has a strong emphasis on the preliminary planning stages of designing a home: spaces that are necessary vs. those that are amenities; defining public vs. private spaces; room locations and relationships; and working within a square footage budget. Just as an architect does, students will develop a preliminary floor plan, refin
Grades:
6th - 12th
Food Memory Cookbook Mini-Unit Student Cookbook Project Bundle
This bundle has all four lessons of the Food Memory Mini-Unit, in which students explore, analyze, synthesize, and reflect upon the relationships between food, memory, community, history, and themselves! This works great for a project-based unit in which all the lessons build up skills for students to create recipes, conduct interviews, write narratives, and craft creative works. Then, they put it all together in a class cookbook.You will be amazed at what your students are capable of! Give them
Grades:
9th - 12th
Julia Child ~ Julie & Julia ~ Movie Guide + Overhead + Word Search
"A party without cake is just a meeting." Julia Child (American chef & cookbook author ~ 1912 - 2004)She was unmistakable. She stood 6'2" tall.And her voice was just as unmistakable.In her own bubbly way, Julia Child brought French cooking to the American table through her cookbook 'Mastering the Art of French Cooking' and through her television cooking show. Included here are follow-along question sheets for two films about this icon of cookery:* Julia Child ! America's Favorite Chef (a
Grades:
9th - 12th
Emoji – A new language? ESL, EFL, ELL adult and kid conversation
This is a two-hour ESL adult conversation lesson about emojis, their significance and the way we use them. The first hour includes a discussion about the role of emojis as a language. In the second hour, students reflect on the cultural aspect of Emojis and possible misunderstandings and gaffs they might cause.“Emojis” have gone way beyond a fun illustration for our text messages. Not only are they becoming a language onto themselves, but this is, as far as we know, the first truly global langua
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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