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Family consumer sciences Common Core CCRA.L.1 resources for Microsoft Word

Preview of GLUEY GOBS OF GLUTEN: A SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION - ENRICHMENT - BIOCHEMISTRY

GLUEY GOBS OF GLUTEN: A SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION - ENRICHMENT - BIOCHEMISTRY

Created by
GKatzChronicle
Flours made from corn and rice, as well as other grains, form a paste when mixed with water. But, when wheat flour is mixed with water, and put under repeated pressure, it transforms. As the dough is kneaded, proteins form a tight matrix called gluten, which traps gas and gives the dough its elasticity.Other cereal grains, such as rye and barley, also have gluten, but in lesser quantities than in wheat. Wheat flours also vary in the amount of gluten they contain.In this investigation, students i
Preview of Prenatal Development Unit Activities

Prenatal Development Unit Activities

Created by
Julia Welvaert
Add some variety to your next prenatal unit with these interactive and engaging activities! This download includes 4 unique activities that will help students learn key concepts about prenatal development. Along with these, this download includes a BONUS formative checklist for students/teacher use when grading.
Preview of Money Matters WebQuest

Money Matters WebQuest

Created by
Today in Class
This inquiry-driven activity may be used in class face-to-face or virtually with distance learning. Students will use the provided links to nonfiction articles about money: APR vs. interest rates, compounding interest, FICO scores, PMI, IRAs, 401Ks, and budgeting. They must then find the answers the questions which follow the links. They are asked to put the answers into their own words to help them process the information for understanding. There are twenty WebQuest questions followed by five s
Preview of Math Resume

Math Resume

Created by
Sanya Rivera
Try something different when collecting the contact information from your students on the first week of school. Instead have your students complete a content resume. This method of collecting information will not only give you insight on your students, but it will also give students an opportunity to create a mock resume giving them real life experience.Lesson plan and basic template is provided for this activity
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