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8th grade cooking homeschool curricula for Microsoft PowerPoint
Cooking Methods Lesson for Culinary Arts and FCS - Cooking Techniques Lesson
Are you looking for a cooking methods activity that is no-prep and engaging for your culinary arts or FACS students? This lesson on cooking techniques includes a slideshow, guided notes, questions, a WebQuest, and a matching activity that will help you teach your students about different cooking methods such as grilling, poaching, boiling, and more.This cooking method lesson includes many parts that will introduce your middle school and high school culinary arts or FACS students to the importan
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Homeschool Custom Bundle
Kids in the Kitchen PowerPoint by Kim Townsel
Seven slide PowerPoint that corresponds to my Kids in the Kitchen lesson plan. Can also be used to introduce any lesson about integrating reading, science, and math into a cooking lesson.
Good for Child Development, Home Economics, Family and Consumer Science, Cooking, Career & Technical Education, Human Development, Parenting, Homeschooling, Parent Classes, and Integrated Academics.
Make changes that you need to for your situation. :)
I also have recipes for sale and other cooking ite
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Food portraits with Guieseppe Arcimboldo
This presentation give a bio and examples of Italian Artist Guieseppe Arcimboldo. There is a lesson included as well as video from the Smithsonian.This is a crowd favorite especially during virtual learning. The lesson lends its self to be modified for any grade level or ability.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
October FACS 1 week lesson plan
Monday- MasterChef Jr MondayTuesday- Lab Prep Day/Assign Jobs/Gather SuppliesWednesday- Lab DayThursday- Lab Reflection/Skills DayFriday- Friday Fun Day
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
Pizza Coloring Activity
Have students create their own pizza! When I taught elementary school, students of all ages LOVED this activity!! It kept them engaged for over an hour! Hand out the directions to older students and have them read and work with a partner to put together the pizza or do a read aloud/think aloud with younger students. There are so many things to learn with this activity! Students will:identify a circleidentify colors (red, yellow, black, green, maroon)identify different foods (crust, cheese, peppe
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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