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9th grade cooking projects for Easel
Culinary Arts Bell Ringer Journal - Family Consumer Science Worksheets - FACS
Create a structure in your culinary arts class with this bell ringer journal! This is a Culinary Arts and Family and Consumer Science Bell-Ringer Journal with prompts for students to answer each day for a full semester. Each of the 90 culinary arts prompts should take students about 10 minutes and you can discuss as a class to get them thinking about food and the culinary arts. The prompts and questions do not need prior knowledge and the journal is no prep for you! Just print and go or use the
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
Recipe Activity - Middle School Reading a Recipe Activity for Culinary, FACS FCS
Are you looking for a recipe activity that is no-prep and fun for your culinary arts, FCS, or life skills students? This is a recipe investigation, modeled after the show "Crime Scene Kitchen" activity in the theme of a food crime scene. It is a fun way to get your students to analyze a kitchen scene and determine which recipe was made while breaking the ice with their classmates and teacher!This recipe activity comes in printable PDF format and Google for easy assigning.️ ️ What do Students d
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Homeschool Custom Bundle
Knife Skills Presentation and Worksheets Google Slides and Easel
This download can be used digitally or in person for students to explore knife skills. It includes instructional slides on the types of knives, parts of a knife, and basic knife cuts. There are four YouTube videos explaining each type of cut and using a knife.Included are...★Instructional Slides that cover Knife Skills★Videos that show how to do eight basic knife cuts.★Humorous engaging video on adults trying to properly cut★Understanding Uses of tpes of knives.★Labeling the Parts of a Knife★Pr
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Chemistry Cooking Video Cumulative STEM Project for Middle School High School
This chemistry cooking video project is a fan favorite in my classroom. I use this as a cumulative assessment at the end of my chemistry unit. Students will find a recipe for any meal/baked good they desire and will create a recipe procedure for that meal/baked good using 20+ chemistry terms. Then, students will create a "how to" cooking video using the typed recipe procedure as their "script". I usually encourage students to try making a dinner for their family! Parents love this! Sharing these
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6th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-7
, MS-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-2
, MS-PS1-3
, MS-PS1-5
Meal Planning Life Skills Budgeting Project
Teach students REAL-LIFE skills through this project based learning activity. Use this activity in small groups, whole group, or in stations that rotate through different stores and/or recipes! Students will be engaged and learning Functional Life and Math Skills! There are 3 different versions, so you are sure to find one you like!Check out my other Life Skills and Job Skills Activities:Restaurant Menu Scavenger HuntJob Search ProjectReality Check Real Life Simulation Budget Project
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4th - 12th
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Virtual Food Tour (Digital Version)
This is a great project to get students thinking about how specific ingredients and/or spices are used in cuisine from around the world. This project is divided into three parts/tasks. First, students choose a specific ingredient or spice and research to find out forms available around the world. Next, they find 5 different recipes from around the world where their chosen ingredient/spice is used, and evaluate each recipe. Students also have the option of making one or more of the recipes if the
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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