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Cooking Common Core CCRA.W.2 resources
Making Pizza: Sequencing Craft
Sequencing is a skill that may be learned as early as preschool. This fun paper craft, plus organizing steps, lesson plans, and writing activities, are designed for early learners. Take your students through the differentiated steps of making a basic cheese pizza, or go further to create a pepperoni or combination pizza. This is a craft-ivity, with associated worksheets that could be used for teaching and practicing the skills of sequencing and following directions.Included: Lesson Plans Wri
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PreK - 1st
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How to Writing, Procedural, Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich, PBJ Sequencing
Looking for a fun way to teach writing? Use this how-to writing mini unit to teach procedural writing, following step-by-step directions, sequencing, and transition words as you model how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Following an I Do, We Do, You Do lesson plan, teachers model and gradually release kindergarten, first, or second grade writers to create their own how-to book or poster. ✅How Can I Use This Resource?To teach how-to procedural writing To integrate writing and life sk
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K - 2nd
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Christmas Tree Sugar Cones {cooking, craft and how to writing}
Keep students engaged and learning before winter break with this simple snack and craft activity! With this product students will:• follow a visual recipe to make a sugar cone Christmas tree.• sequence steps in the process.• write to explain how to make a sugar cone Christmas tree.• design a Christmas tree with a simple craft.• write to describe the tree they created.This product includes everything you need to make sugar cone Christmas trees:• full page directions for easy classroom display• c
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K - 2nd
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Restaurant Review Unit
Teach your students to write like a food critic!This is a very fun and engaging unit for students in 6th-10th grade. Students love to write about food and restaurants. This will be just the hook they need to get into your descriptive writing unit!This unit can last 2 or more weeks depending on how you decide to use the included materials. Your students will train to be food critics by:-reading about the job of a food critic-learning the vocabulary for describing food and restaurants-participati
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6th - 10th
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Making Chocolate Covered Pretzels {cooking & how to writing activity}
Chocolate covered pretzels are an easy, no bake cooking activity that is perfect for the classroom! Only a few supplies and easy directions make this a great "how to" writing and sequencing activity!With this product students will:• follow a visual recipe to make chocolate covered pretzels.• sequence steps in the process.• write to explain how to make chocolate covered pretzels.This product includes {almost} everything you need to make chocolate covered pretzels:• full page directions for easy
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K - 2nd
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How to Writing, Procedural, How to Make Lemonade, Sequencing, Kindergarten First
Looking for a fun way to teach writing? Use this how-to writing mini unit to teach procedural writing, following step-by-step directions, sequencing, and transition words as you model how to make lemonade with kids. Following an I Do, We Do, You Do lesson plan, teachers model and gradually release kindergarten, first, or second grade writers to create their own how-to book or poster. ✅How Can I Use This Resource?To teach how-to procedural writing To integrate writing and life skills As part of
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K - 2nd
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Winter Gingerbread BUNDLE Craft Writing Center Anchor Chart & Directed Drawings
This Winter Gingerbread Craft and Writing Center Resource is a fun way for your students to display their writing skills. The are differentiated writing pages for you to choose what is suitable for your students.Pairing this Gingerbread craft with a writing task is a multi-step project. Students will be excited to display their writing about gingerbread. This Craft and Writing resource is a great way for your students to build skills such as following directions, hand eye coordination, fine moto
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PreK - 2nd
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GMOs - Conspiracy Theory- Food - Listen, Short Answer, & Paragraph
It might be difficult to find a topic with a more wide-ranging appeal for our teens-- food. Or, in this case, Genetically Modified Foods (GMOs). This conspiracy theory is right under our noses every day! This conspiracy theory topic will push (and support) your students to think critically, gather evidence, and explain why that evidence is strong. These are vital skills that matter to every subject.You are busy, so the detailed summary I provide means that you do not have to listen to the podcas
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Adverb and Verb Writing Activity Worksheet | Engaging Halloween Cooking Activity
Add a little magic to your literacy lessons this Halloween! This pack uses a shared cooking experience as a stimulus to improve students' descriptive instructional writing. Cooking and writing are combined through this highly engaging pack. Want to grab your students' attention this Halloween? Persuade your witches and wizards that they will be making a witches' brew, complete with skinned rats and martians' heads.Pack includes:Detailed instructions to help you prepare for the Witches' BrewPhoto
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3rd - 5th
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Flora and Ulysses Novel Study + STEAM
This resource is designed to be used during Reading Workshop and is to be used with Flora and Ulysses by Kate DiCamillo. It bundles Flora & Ulysses Novel Study with a STEAM pack about designing and making donuts. *Updated with additional opportunities for deeper learning in the literature pack.ABOUT THE NOVEL: Holy unanticipated occurrences! From #1 New York Times best-selling author Kate DiCamillo comes a laugh-out-loud story filled with eccentric, endearing characters — a novel intersperse
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4th - 7th
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MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-3
Cooking in the Classroom - A How-To Unit
Cooking in the Classroom lets students experience real cooking in the classroom or at home during distance learning. It gives them a hands-on, language-rich experience and practice measuring in a real-world context. There is no oven or heat involved in these recipes, so it is something they can make independently. They’ll also get a healthy treat to eat! Once they experience making the recipe, they can write step by step instructions using the template provided. There are 2 different templates i
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1st - 3rd
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How-To Procedural Writing: How to Make an Apple Pie
This resource collection was designed to pair real-life experiences with how-to procedural writing. Planting a seed, building a snowman , and making an apple pie are all wonderful opportunities for children to learn to follow step-by-step directions, practice sequencing, build vocabulary, compose a how-to piece of writing and most of all, enjoy a shared experience with their teacher and classmates. Following a I Do, We Do, You Do lesson plan, teachers model and gradually release young writers to
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K - 2nd
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How to Make Applesauce Cook Book and Fluency
How to writing on applesauce is the best interactive class cooking and writing activity to teach informative writing, sequencing of events and retelling. This printable writing activity is great for early writers and English Language learners because of all the visual support included. Use this writing activity to supplement your class cooking experience with making applesauce or watching a video on how applesauce is made. Students love creating their own book cover, and using the K-2 sentence s
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: How To Writing Bundle Fall and Winter
Chocolate Candy Nonfiction Reading RI.2.2 Main Topic Key Detail Lesson 2nd Grade
Learn all about the process of making chocolate from cacao bean to Chocolate bar. Why is chocolate so popular and what is the history of this dessert? This unit presents the same text on three different reading levels so most of the activities can be taught whole group. Give your class a yummy treat and teach them all about chocolate.This chocolate nonfiction reading text RI.2.2 main topic & key details lesson for 2nd grade has just what you need. Learn all about identifying the main topic a
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2nd
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NGSS:
2-PS1-4
, 2-PS1-1
, 2-PS1-2
, 2-PS1-3
How-To Procedural Writing: How to Make a Gingerbread Man
This resource collection was designed to pair real-life experiences with how-to procedural writing. Planting a seed, building a snowman, and making applesauce are all wonderful opportunities for children to learn to follow step-by-step directions, practice sequencing, build vocabulary, compose a how-to piece of writing and most of all, enjoy a shared experience with their teacher and classmates. Following a I Do, We Do, You Do lesson plan, teachers model and gradually release young writers to wr
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: How-to Procedural Writing Winter Bundle
Holiday Class Cookbook
This Holiday Cookbook will make the perfect gift for your students to create at Christmas. Once they are complete, bind them and let students wrap them to give to someone special at home for Christmas. My kiddos loved wrapping these themselves! There are two different versions provided. One is more holiday, and the other page is more generic for each page of the cookbook. Also included, is a note home to parents with an option to specify which type of recipe they are submitting to help you org
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Not Grade Specific
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Making Butter Task Cards | Thanksgiving Writing
Making butter can be a popular activity anytime of the school year but is often done during the Thanksgiving Holiday Season. If you haven't tried this fun activity, your students will love learning how to make butter, practice sequencing stories, and it makes for the perfect Thanksgiving Writing activity or just an all around great way to practice retelling a sequence of events. Read more on how to use this engaging activity that your students will remember for years to come!WHAT'S INCLUDED IN Y
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PreK - 1st
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Wonder years and Food that Made Us Essays
File includes two rubric and assessments for the series Wonder Years and Food that Made Us. Files are in Word for revision to satisfy your needs and a PDF file for immediate use. The Wonder Years essay can be used in a US History course. Students are required to watch certain episodes, and identify the historic significance of each selected episode using the list below:1. Baby boomers 2. Suburban growth3. Concept of teenager evolving since the 1920s birth4. Change5. Nuclear family6. 1960s7. Libe
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7th - 12th
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Grocery Shopping Day! (Themed Reading, Writing, Math & SEL Activities)
This grocery-themed resource is perfect for 2nd-4th grade students to learn about grocery shopping, budgeting and creating recipes: all important life skills!As they learn about these skills, they will be engaged in reading, writing, math and SEL standards!I like to use themed days as a whole group behavior incentive for my class. They get so excited for the day and we are still hitting all of the necessary standards!This resource has multiple differentiated pages so you can choose what works be
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2nd - 3rd
Also included in: Themed Learning Day BUNDLE (Standards Packed FUN Days!)
Shamrock Shakes - Literacy and Craft
Kids will discover how to make shamrock shakes! This is a perfect unit to teach in the month of March! These differentiated passages are perfect for fluency, comprehension, and close reading. I have included a full writing unit to help your students write the "perfect paragraph" including that tricky sense of closure! The darling art will bring this unit to life, delight your learners, and make your classroom beautiful! This is an informational text - Science Unit that teaches 1st and 2nd grader
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1st - 2nd
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Also included in: Winter Literacy - Bundle - Literacy All Year
How-To Procedural Writing: How to Make Hot Cocoa/Chocolate
This resource collection was designed to pair real-life experiences with how-to procedural writing. Planting a seed, building a snowman, and making applesauce are all wonderful opportunities for children to learn to follow step-by-step directions, practice sequencing, build vocabulary, compose a how-to piece of writing and most of all, enjoy a shared experience with their teacher and classmates. Following a I Do, We Do, You Do lesson plan, teachers model and gradually release young writers to wr
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: How-to Procedural Writing Winter Bundle
Apple Sauce Craft, Differentiated Writing Prompts, & 5 Senses Activities
Apple Sauce Craft, Differentiated Writing Prompts, & 5 Senses Activities is a great resource for any apple theme. The apple craft and two differentiated writing prompts are great way to introduce making applesauce in the classroom. After making the applesauce, two more differentiated worksheets for the five senses are available to further support learning. DOWNLOAD THE PREVIEW FILE TO SEE THE ACTIVITY IN DETAIL.This product is a PDF file and includes color and black/white printable pages.Key
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PreK - 1st
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Food Science - 8 Important Ingredients in Baking
Engage kids in culinary exploration with this "8 Important Ingredients in Baking" Food Science Project! Looking for an exciting way to blend cooking, writing, researching, and science education? Dive into the world of food science with my captivating project focused on the "8 Important Ingredients in Baking"! Perfect for homeschooling, classroom enrichment, or independent study, this resource provides a structured yet creative approach to learning.Key Features: • Explore the science behind bakin
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3rd - 12th
Also included in: Food Safety and Baking Science Bundle
How-To Procedural Writing: How to Make Applesauce
This resource collection was designed to pair real-life experiences with how-to procedural writing. Planting a seed, building a snowman , and making applesauce are all wonderful opportunities for children to learn to follow step-by-step directions, practice sequencing, build vocabulary, compose a how-to piece of writing and most of all, enjoy a shared experience with their teacher and classmates. Following a I Do, We Do, You Do lesson plan, teachers model and gradually release young writers to w
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PreK - 1st
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