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Looking to take a cookie recipe up a notch? Have your students browned butter? Do you have food allergies and want a trusted gluten-free recipe to accommodate student allergies? This recipe from Iowa Girl Eats is a solid, student-approved recipe and still met the needs of my student allergies. Students were able to take their baking…
Love pizza, but looking for a healthier option? Why not demonstrate a healthy, filling, but still tasty snack with your junior high and high school students? Zucchini Pizza Bites are the cooking lab recipe to allow students a chance to try zucchini and possibly realize it is actually tastier than anticipated. This lab is designed…
Have you ever noticed most people can tell you about the Home Ec sewing project? Let’s revamp said sewing project with a new and updated way to practice the same sewing skills with an ‘Ugly Christmas’ Sweater. After students have learned the basics of sewing, you can provide the class with a hands-on project to…
Looking for ways to create meaningful, engaging conversations while building connections around vocabulary? Classroom conversations and hexagonal thinking will do just that for your students. Hexagonal thinking is designed to get students to think creatively about the unit vocabulary and also to spark discussions. The unique part about this activity is there are no right…
Make teaching kitchen utensil basics fun with this engaging, hands-on classroom game. Get junior high and high school students up and interacting rather than seated with a worksheet. This set contains 40 full color and black and white cards with pictures and definitions. “Around the World” is an easy, low-prep game to help students recall…
Who needs a fun way to practice kitchen utensil names before heading into the kitchen for food labs? Make teaching kitchen utensil basics fun with this engaging, hands-on classroom game. Get junior high and high school students up and interacting rather than seated with a worksheet. “I Have, Who Has” is an easy prep, (print…
Have you noticed taking attendance is either the last thing you remember or just a huge annoyance? Why not make this mundane daily task a fun and enjoyable task? Implementing daily attendance questions completely changed the way my students and I look at this daily chore. You won’t run out of daily questions with this…
Save yourself time and energy with a simple, easy to use escape room. This Kitchen and Food Safety Escape Room was a hit when reviewing basic safety concepts. “What’s wrong in the kitchen”, food allergies, cooking and handling, and accidents in the kitchen are all covered in this 4-puzzle escape room. The escape room can…
Save yourself time and stress while getting ready for back to school or the new semester. What better way to get to know your Family and Consumer Science students with FACS-specific unit surveys and interest printables?! It’s the perfect “FACS About Me”. Back-to-school worksheets don’t always allow the FACS teacher to know more about each…