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Oral communication cooking projects for Easel
Biography Writing Activity - Interview a friend, family member, and more
This writing activity is the perfect way to get your students excited about writing biographies. Students will love interviewing a family member, friend, community member, or special person. The interviews are an engaging way for students to get to know more about someone else by sharpening their listening and speaking skills. They can then use the biography outline pages, checklist, publishing pages, and examples to write their own biography successfully.What's Included:* Biography poster (colo
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2nd - 5th
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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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End of the Year Speech Assignment plus Easel Activity
An end of year activity that is an eye-opener! Give this assignment as an end of the year final project to help students learn to write a speech, present and engage an audience, and use visual displays or digital media. Keep students engaged in learning. Students will present a 3 - 5-minute speech reflecting on the people and experiences that made the year memorable. The oral presentation requires 3 x 5 cards and encourages using visual aids. Ready-made for you to pass out to your class. Include
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: End of the Year Activities for Middle Grades Language Arts BUNDLE
Expository Writing and Public Speaking: Oral Presentation of a How-to Project
This expository writing activity has everything you need to assign a successful how-to project and oral presentation. Includes: How-to Project Assignment. Parent-informed consent letter with three possible topics requiring parental approval, Student Handout has a list of topics they may choose, Rubric for teacher evaluation of project, Oral presentation rubric, writing rubric, and peer evaluation rubric. Helps students learn how to write a speech and make a public speaking presentation. Students
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5th - 8th
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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
Human Body Systems-Project Based Learning-Common Core
A student led learning project that is cross curricular AND aligned to COMMON CORE and NGSS! COMMON CORE RUBRICS INCLUDED! Students research a body system and create a presentation to teach the system to the class. The student becomes an expert and shares his/her knowledge and develops presentation skills at the same time. Reflections, graphic organizers, and COMMON CORE ALIGNED RUBRICS are included. The length of this project depends on the number of students in class. The project includes
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6th - 8th
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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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School Improvement Project: Shark Tank Style - Project Based Learning
Here's a great resource to use for an independent inquiry-based project that could be used for so many age groups. In this project based learning activity, students are asked to think critically about the challenges they face every day at school, and consider what THEY could do to be a part of the solution! Students are asked to identify stakeholders, conduct interviews around the school, perform a SWOT analysis on their different proposals, and then, shark tank style: make their pitch to the "i
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5th - 12th
Consumer Marketing Ethics Are Food Labels Purposely Misleading? Research Report
Can Food Labels Be Trusted, or are Labels Purposely Misleading?What are the dangers of inaccurate labels?Are False Food Claims Legal? Is Marketing Food Products Regulated for Human Consumption?90 Questions to Explore and Research!Consumer Marketing LESSONS = Raising Awareness for Healthy Life Choices!Teachers! Please expand on this outline of ideas! Every facilitator has their own unique ways to guide a lesson. Thus the intent of this resource is to provide discussions starters, critical thinkin
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
Consumer Marketing Ethics PESTICIDES in Foods and Planet Safety Awareness
Why are pesticides legal when they harm people, animals and the planet?What industry uses the most pesticides?Which pesticide(s) are poisonous to humans?What do organic farmers use instead of pesticides?What is the difference between insecticide and pesticide?If these toxins are not safe, why are they sold and used?71 Q&As, Worksheets, Blog, Presentation Activities + RubricsConsumer Marketing LESSONS = Raising Awareness for Healthy Life Choices!Teachers! Please expand on this outline of idea
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Family Recipes: Practice with Spanish Commands
Would you like authentic recipes for your students to practice with Spanish commands? My mother and I have gathered our Argentine family recipes to create this amazing project called "Cocina de mamá - Recetas de nuestro hogar" to practice Spanish commands. Students practice with commands in Spanish while taking a look at our family’s best recipes. This resource includes a PDF document with 20 pages that can be used digitally or printed. It covers over 60 minutes of class, no prep needed. Practic
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Argentina Country Study Bundle
Puppets and Storytelling Interdisciplinary Art Lesson
Integrate literacy, design, sculpture, and performance in this engaging puppetry lesson. Your students will love writing their own puppet shows to perform within collaborative groups. Introduce students to the whimsical puppets of Jim Henson as well as a brief history of puppetry, different types of puppets, and puppet performance in a lesson that checks the box of multiple learning standards across disciplines.Objectives Become familiar with the different types of puppets and the work of Jim He
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3rd - 7th
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Also included in: Grade 3 Art Curriculum Grade | 9 Projects
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
Self Advocacy Skills - My Cochlear Implant Book for Deaf Education & Speech
Developing self advocacy skills from a young age is so important for students who are deaf and hard of hearing. And this resource makes it easy to help young students understand their cochlear implants, how they work, and why they're awesome. Build their confidence, knowledge about their cochlear implants, and set them on a path toward self confidence and self advocacy early. Features of this Self Advocacy Skills Cochlear Implant book include:★ Designed for younger students, primarily early chil
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PreK - 2nd
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Class Recipe Booklet - Recetas Favoritas de Nuestra Clase - Distance Learning
Every year when I get to the food unit, my students always ask to share their favorite recipes with their classmates. I created an assignment where the students had to bring in their favorite recipe in English, and in class the students used dictionaries to write out the list of ingredients in Spanish.For the instructions, we practiced with Affirmative tu commands. I photocopy the second page for each student to neatly write out their recipe. The students turn the recipe in for a grade. I phot
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Not Grade Specific
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Magasiner - Summative Activity
*This product has been re-uploaded with corrections made as a PDF file to fix any prior formatting issues.*This resource directs students to describe in complete sentences the gifts that they would buy for their friends and family if they were to win $1 000 000. The final product for each student should include 6-10 complete sentences as well as images to go along with them which may be drawn with hand-written work, or uploaded into a slides document with digital written work. Students will pres
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5th - 9th
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Diary of Anne Frank for Students with Disabilities
Anne Frank is a timeless coming of age primary source for many students. For students included in the general education classes, Anne Frank, both as a performed play and read as selected diary entries, may not be accessible as text for students with severe disabilities. Included in this series are two different comprehension style questions, one for the student who is able to write but needs many prompts and the other is for a student who may use an AAC, a shortened and focused vocabulary list,
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8th - 10th
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Podcasting: How to Upload Media & Create a Podcast Channel (CCSS aligned)
This learning module instructs and guides students on how to upload a media file to a podcast channel, specifically Podbean.com. It can be used to supplement any course content as a project. For instance, a student can produce an audio file on any topic and then publish it to a podcast channel as part of an oral language project. Poetry readings, musical performances, or reporting the weather are just a few ways to incorporate podcasting. This project could last several weeks.Using emergent tech
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Debate Topics & Debate Graphic Organizers: Current Events and Critical Thinking
Do you need some new and current ideas for high school debate topics in grades 8-11? These modern debate prompts could be used for traditional debates, or students can "debate with themselves." Students can Research and carefully consider both sides of the issue.Write notes on the ready-to-print PDF graphic organizer OR type into the EASEL version.Present their final decision in a persuasive essay, oral presentation, or class debate.These age-appropriate and relevant prompts will encourage your
Grades:
8th - 11th
"Twisted" Percent Activity How Candy Canes Made w/ video! % Change & Error
A fun, real world percent project! Answer key included.Based on the video "How Candy Canes are Made" from Food Insiders. This hook takes students right into an activity/project that involves percent proportion and equation, percent change, percent error, and a proportional relationships extension problem. Students will use information from the video to answer percent problems where they find the percent, the whole, and the part! This is a great culminating activity, summative assessment, or inte
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6th - 8th
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Thanksgiving Day Project and Presentation for Adult Students
This is great activity to help ESL students feel comfortable in participating in Thanksgiving activities, encourage them to share their own food choices, and to learn about writing recipes too.What's Included?four components planning (students decide which food items to use and how much of each), writing (students use an example to write their recipes), practicing (students practice speaking at home with given questions), and cooking and sharing (students make their recipes and take them to
Community Portraits | Veterans Day Art Lesson
Build community with a portrait lesson your students will actually beg to do. Connect with veterans or other community figures to create portraits from photographs as well as live models. While working with live models from the community, such as veterans, first responders, teachers, or others, students learn about their lives. What they learn can be written about in poems or essays to display along with the artwork.Objectives Learn appropriate placement of facial anatomy.Apply knowledge of colo
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5th - 7th
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