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Cooking centers for Microsoft PowerPoint and for homeschool
POPCORN BUNDLE- classroom authentic language experiences
Make popcorn in the classroom. Have a bundle of poems, informational texts, activities linking this to science, math, reading, writing informational texts, an original story created for shared reading purposes with decodable language, and above-all, a great topic to build on the acquisition of language for kindergarteners, students with sensory barriers to language development and ESOL students.
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K - 2nd
Food Vocabulary - PowerPoint Memory Game
Nutrition is a food vocabulary memory game with a beautiful tile layout.The game is fast paced and the students choose their tiles by saying the colour and number corresponding to the tile they want.You can also practise speaking, when the student finds a pair ask him about that food:"Do you like it? Why or why not?""What was the last time you ate ____?""Do you think this is a healthy or unhealthy food?"...
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Global Issues Contemporary World Problems Environment Human Geography Bundle
Halloween Oreo Cookie Spider Math
Use this fun and delicious Halloween Spider activity to engage your students while reviewing a variety of math concepts. Review odd/even, doubles, half, "How many more?", "How many altogether?", symmetry, and showing/drawing numbers in different forms.
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2nd - 3rd
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VOCABULARY: Food Riddles Powerpoint Game
A great way to practise food names with your pupils. This beautiful quiz is what you need to keep them interested. They will love it. Full of animations and completely interactive, this presentation is a must to any classroom.
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4th - 9th
Food Battleship - A PowerPoint Game About Food
Food Battleship is a PowerPoint game with a battleship layout where the students can practice, not only food vocabulary but also creating sentences about it.You can divide the class in two teams or play it individually.Each students must choose a left rectangle (countable, non countable, healthy, unhealthy) and a top rectangle (Baked Goods, Dairy, Vegetables, Meat, Fruit, Drinks) and then make a sentence with the chosen elements.e.g. Countable - Dairy: I drank 2 glasses of milk this morning. e.g
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4th - 11th, Adult Education
How to Make Rice Krispie Treats - Sort
Step by step directions for how to make rice krispie treats for special education students. Images can be cut out and glued to the paper or all items can be laminated and you can use velcro to reuse the materials. (I personally used the later in my classroom.)
This is great for teaching math (measuring ingredients), life skills (how to cook), and reading (reading the directions)!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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