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Presidents' Day cooking research microsofts
Presidents of the United States of America
Presidents of the United States is set up in PowerPoint as a slideshow of our 46 Presidents. Each slide has a picture of each President and a few fun facts about them. The facts are kid friendly and for elementary children. Students will love seeing a picture of each President and learning some information about our leaders. This is also an editable PPT. You can alter the PowerPoint as you see fit. Add your own fun facts and trivia or leave it as it is. This is perfect for any classroom. Show t
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1st - 5th
Food Around the World- Culture and Foods Research Project
Students work individually or in pairs to research a country (of their choice or assigned) and present the information. The project checklist is editable to meet the needs of your class.The project checklist has students explore a countries unique cuisine including:The countries location and how that affects cuisine. common ingredients from various food groups.authentic recipe (can be cooked for a follow-up activity).foods used for celebrations or religious ceremonies. comparing the countries cu
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6th - 12th
Foods and Table Etiquette Around the World!
Great project for students to learn about different cultures and traditions associated with table etiquette, recipes and eating around the world!
Also great end-of-the=year project!
Minilesson on culture and different traditions and table manners around the world.
Students will choose a country based on their ethnicity or curiosity.
Students will research that country and create a presentation to show traditional table manners, foods, and a recipe of choice.
Teacher will compile all recipes into
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6th - 8th
Project on Italian food and Italian regions
In this file, there are 3 pages of different assignments for a Food & Culture unit in Italian class.
The first assignment is a choice board of different assignments.
The second assignment is a research task on Italian cuisine and regions. Rubric included.
The third task is a dialogue at an Italian restaurant that the students will present.
Useful vocabulary for the students is included.
The projects can be adapted for ANY languages class OR a travel & tourism course.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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African American Chef Research Project | FCS, FACS, Black History Month
Looking for a fun project to do for Black History Month with your FCS classes? This research project is an engaging way to introduce them to 25 of the most famous African American chefs/cooks! ⭐What is included:Google Slide Presentation covering 25 African American ChefsNote Sheet to go along with the slidesNote Sheet/Organizer to use while doing research Example of the final projectPDF or Digital Versions (Google Docs) of Note Sheets⭐25 Chefs Included:Carla HallMarcus SamuelssonSunny AndersonLo
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9th - 12th
Eating Disorders Research
This is an internet research activity that introduces students to eating disorders, BDD, and Over Exercising.
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8th - 12th
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International Foods Full Bundle
This resources include the following.Around the World International Foods RUBRICSAround the World Teacher PresentationInternational Foods Packet for StudentsThese resources allow the teacher to have their student teach a trimester of International Foods. The way I work this class is by assigning 22 students a country and they present it on their own day and then they typically cook something from that country over the course of a few days. While students present, other students are completing no
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
US Regional Cooking-Pizza Project
In this project, students explore the diverse regions of the United States by investigating the unique culinary influences and cultural aspects of each area. They then use their findings to create a pizza recipe that represents their assigned region, highlighting specific ingredients and flavors that are characteristic of the local cuisine. This hands-on approach not only educates students about regional differences but also allows them to creatively engage with the material by designing and pre
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6th - 12th
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Grade 5 Healthy Eating Unit (Canada's Food Guide)
This Google Slides presentation covers both overall expectations from the Healthy Eating strand of Ontario's Health Curriculum. It includes detailed Teacher's Notes on every slide to assist teachers in their instruction and offers multiple ideas for assignments and activities to consolidate student understanding. Topics include: Micronutrients, Macronutrients, Reading and Using Nutrition Facts Labels and Ingredients Lists and Analyzing Food Marketing strategies.
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5th
Also included in: Grade 4 and 5 Healthy Eating Units (Canada's Food Guide)
President George Washington Research Unit with PowerPoint
This Presidents Day, integrate ELA and current events with your students grades 1-3. Your students will stay engaged with informational text with this unit on George Washington. The materials in this unit are interactive and utilize multimodal strategies to increase student engagement and outcomes. The George Washington research unit is a comprehensive week long unit that integrates technology, vocabulary, writing, art, reading strategies and more! Students will respond to informational text by
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1st - 3rd
Budget-Friendly Meal Plan w/ Monthly Shopping Lists (Summer 2024 Edition)
Budget-Friendly Meal Plan w/ Monthly Shopping Lists (Summer 2024 Edition)If you need a budget-friendly meal plan to help feed your family of four this summer, I have just the plan for you! The work is already done to make food shopping and cooking both EASY and AFFORDABLE!On a budget of $630 a month, you can provide three solid meals per day if you're willing to be disciplined in spending and invest time to prep and cook. You'll get 3 helpful spreadsheets in this bundle:Monthly Meal Plan outlini
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High School Life Skills Food and Cooking Career Exploration Mood Board | FCS
Let students demonstrate the cooking and culinary career of their dreams by creating a career mood board! Their career mood board will show off the career they hope to have in the future and the steps they will take to get there. Students will love being able to use a variety of skills in this lesson including much-needed self-reflection, research skills, and creativity! The teacher benefits too because clear directions for each day are provided as well as a list of teaching tips! The lesson inv
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Food and Cooking Career Exploration Activities Bundle | FCS
Culinary Current Events Project (Sub Plan- digital resource)
This is a 1-2 day project designed for Family and Consumer Sciences or Culinary classes, including ProStart. I use this as an emergency sub plan but it can be used as a regular lesson plan or alternative assignment for students that miss a lab. Objective:Students will explore current events in the culinary world, understand their significance, and analyze their impact on the food industry.This includes the full lesson plan with linked resources for students to research a current event in the foo
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9th - 12th
Mount Rushmore 2.0 (End of Year US History Project)
Provide students with a creative end of the year project for your US History course! Students will have significant choice and flexibility in HOW they want to demonstrate their learning, as well as the CONTENT they want to focus on. In this project, students will redesign Mount Rushmore as it has been more than 80 years since its construction. Students can use the same criteria (Presidents) or a completely different idea (activists, musicians, etc.) Additionally, they could choose to do a Mount
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9th - 12th
Cooking Sustainability Project | FCS, FACS, CTE, Arbor Day, PBL
This 3 part project will challenge culinary skills while promoting environmental consciousness. In this project, students will research, practice menu and recipe development, and provide personal reflection to explore the intersection of food, sustainability, and personal values.Part 1: Research Conduct in-depth research to uncover the nutritional value and culinary uses of tree-based ingredients while exploring innovative sustainable cooking techniques that minimize waste and environmental imp
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9th - 12th
Fad Diet vs. a Healthy Diet Project with presentation rubrics included
Great Nutrition Unit research project! The students are given a choice of 36 various "diets" to create a digital presentation using the topics of: It's creation/creator, rules, food lists by My Plate, exercise, nutritional value, cost, medically appropriate, and whether or not it is healthy for you or a "fad" to avoid. There are two rubrics included: One that lists the topics required to research in the order they must be presented and the other is a peer evaluation used on the day of their pres
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9th - 12th
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PRESIDENT RESEARCH REPORT AND WRITING SKILLS UNIT Election Voting
Students will learn and practice Descriptive Writing, Key Words, "Skim and Scan", Organizing Writing, Quoting, Summarizing, and Paraphrasing, Revising and Editing, Persuasive Writing, and Text Structures. Then students will practice their skills by completing a COUNTRY RESEARCH PROJECT. This 257 page/slide zip file includes everything you need!What's Included (view preview for details):Lesson PlanCommon Core AlignmentQuote, Summarize, Paraphrase: Guided Notes, PowerPoint, and PracticeDescriptive
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4th - 8th
International Region/Country Study
Students will be choosing a region randomly to research and complete a Google slide on. Use credible sources to find information and remember to CITE them. You may use pictures from Google. This project will include the study of: Location & Climate, Countries included in your region, Types of foods/examples. Including the characteristics of the cuisine, Cultural and geographical influences on the food choices, Eating patterns, styles, customs, Holiday/Religious food traditions, interestin
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Food Fact or Food Fiction? PBL Project
A project in Problem-Based Learning (PBL) style that asks the question, is it Food Fact or Food Fiction? and ends in a class presentation. Project includes project description (with a list of various food claims that students can choose to research), a day-by-day list of items for students to complete, a sign-up list to make it easy for students to sign-up for different "claims" about foods (e.g., gluten is bad for you), a worksheet for students to complete during the presentations to keep them
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10th - 12th
Abraham Lincoln powerpoint
This is an Abraham Lincoln powerpoint that is perfect for President's Day or an introductory lesson on the penny. Great for Pre-K through 2nd Grades.
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PreK - 3rd
How to Cut a... Knife Skills Presentation and Demonstration Project
For this project, students will team up in pairs and teach the class how to properly cut a specific food. They will first create a short slideshow, present the information, then provide a demonstration to the class using Play-doh and a (real) knife.Materials needed: Play-doh (or real food), knives used in the culinary classroom, and a cutting board22 fruits, vegetables, and herbs are listed in the instructions for students to choose from. Students will first choose a food, create a slideshow on
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8th - 12th
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Fruit Unit with pptx, video questions, Project and Wordsearch
A complete unit on Fruits that includes a Powerpoint with guided notes and embedded videos, fun video lesson with questions on how to cut a variety of fruits, a word search and an Exotic Fruit Research Project that I use as their summative test grade!
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9th - 11th
Herb & Spice Webquest & KEY
Students will research about using seasonings to reach umami using the 5-point flavor star and the 15 Flavors as a guide. This will help your students see herbs and spices as ways to enhance their food products. There are 4 sections: Herbs& Spice, The Flavor Star, 15 Flavors, and Flavor Outcomes.
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9th - 12th
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President's Day Digital Research Project Growing Bundle
These research projects are of my favorite activities. This would be great for daily centers, or for assigning each student a president to present about. They give students the opportunity to dive deeper into learning about history, use multimedia resources, and use factual information to express their ideas. The articles and videos linked in the presentation can be edited/changed to fit the needs of your classroom. The current article linked from Ducksters has an audible option available. This
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3rd - 5th
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