Welcome! Ideas for classroom organization, lesson activities, helping students succeed. FACS emphasis, but applicable to other content areas/grades!
What is the best way to learn how to sew? Sew on paper! It is the best way to learn how your machine works, control your speed and get comfortable with sewing! I always start my students sewing on paper without thread then sewing on paper with thread. Then sewing with thread AND fabric. :) These worksheets are great to use at home on your personal sewing room or at school in your sewing classroom! Purchase a 31 page packet from my Etsy shop! Or Teachers Pay Teachers! Below are 2 of the 31 pages included in the package!
Essential Guidelines for Laboratory Success: Cooking Informative Flipbook for Beginner Chefs | Culinary Arts, FACS, FCS This engaging flipbook activity is designed to educate students on the fundamentals of successful kitchen practices. This comprehensive resource covers a wide range of topics essential for any cooking lab, making it an invaluable tool for learners. Key features include: 1. Hygiene Essentials- Detailed guidance on proper handwashing techniques, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness in food preparation. 2. Safety First- Tips on wearing aprons and pulling back hair to maintain a safe and hygienic cooking environment. 3. Efficient Workspace Management- Strategies for maintaining cleanliness, including 'clean as you go' methods and effective dishwashing techniques. 4. Culinary Basics- An introduction to the basics of measuring ingredients and using kitchen equipment, laying the foundation for precise and skilled cooking. 5. Handling Kitchen Mishaps- Practical advice on how to deal with common kitchen accidents like burns and cuts, ensuring safety and preparedness. 6. Etiquette in the Kitchen- Lessons on manners and proper conduct within the cooking lab, fostering a respectful and collaborative atmosphere. 7. Comprehensive Review- A thorough recap of all the key points, ensuring a deep and lasting understanding of kitchen success principles. This flipbook is an excellent resource for anyone looking to build a solid foundation in culinary arts, providing practical knowledge in an accessible and interactive format. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ⭐ Check out my extensive collection of over 300+ resources, designed to enrich teaching and enhance student learning! ✔️ Free Newsletter ✔️ Free Resources ✔️ Resources in My Store ✔️ Facebook ✔️ Pinterest ✔️ Instagram ❤️ Your Opinion is Invaluable! I'm dedicated to providing high-quality, impactful resources. Your feedback is essential and greatly appreciated. Please consider leaving a review for the resources you use. If you have any questions or suggestions, contact me at [email protected] I'm always here to help! ⭐ Stay in the Loop: Don't miss the latest sales and resource updates! Follow me (look for the green star on my homepage) for the newest in All About Food and Life Skills. © All About Food and Life Skills | All Rights Reserved | For Single Teacher Classroom Use Only
HyperDocs have become one of my favorite tools for creating lessons that promote the 4 C’s. If you are unfamiliar with HyperDocs, I highly encourage you to visit the HyperDoc website for thei…
Having a new lesson plan every day for culinary arts can be a challenge, especially when you are preparing ingredients and recipes for food labs. Starting class or at least a unit with a complete …
These bright and happy magnets will spruce up filing cabinets, marker boards, door frames, and more! This magnet is perfect to display above learning targets in your classroom. June 24, 2024 update: This magnet is now available in a larger size! Size: 12″ × 4.83″ Processing + Shipping Please allow 1 week (up to seven business days) for your order to ship. Orders typically go out much earlier than this, though. :) Double check to ensure your address is correct, including apartment numbers. Orders returned to me due to insufficient/undeliverable address will be charged a $2.00 re-mailing fee to cover new postage and packing materials before being mailed back out. Orders will ship with a tracking number for your convenience. Once an order is put into the hands of USPS, they are liable for your package. In the event that your package is lost or damaged, fill out a claim with USPS including your tracking number to be reimbursed for any loss or damages. Returns + Exchanges No returns or exchanges are accepted, but if there is a problem with your order (like an item being left out of the package or if you were sent an incorrect item) please let me know so I can make it right. Terms of Use All designs are created by me, Danielle. All products are for personal use only. You may not re-create or duplicate any of my products for resale. Imitation is not flattery, and I sincerely thank you for respecting my art. Im here to help! If you have questions about anything, please feel free to reach out to me at [email protected]
A través de una imagen de Pinterest logré dar con el original, en el blog «Doodles and Jots«, de la ficha que os dejo en este artículo. Además de como manualidad lo podemos usar para aprender un poco más sobre sus partes y qué funciones tienen. Después colorear la yema …
There is nothing more fun than teaching high school students about child development! It is relatable to them because they were once a child, and some of them have younger siblings and may even be …
Active Students? Try Scoot! The game, Scoot, can be played a number of ways for a variety of reasons. Here are the basics of the game, a few suggestions, and a freebie!
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This week was our first week back and, boy am I tired! My class is great though...very inquisitive and eager to learn. They take their work seriously and are actively working most of the day. Who could ask for more?? We did quite a few things this week, but I want to share with you one "get to know you" project we did that really came out great. I seriously can't stop staring at it! I saw this pin on Pinterest. I love how it looks and thought it would make a great welcome sign. Now, on the pin, the hands seemed to be just colored in. I wanted something a bit more. So we started with creating Circle Maps about ourselves. What made us special? What are some things that have shaped us? Where did you go in your life? etc....Most of the kids finished these Circle Maps in class on the first day of school. I then asked the students to trace their hands and arms on a piece of 11 x 17" piece of paper. They then had to draw, write, decorate, etc...the traced in hand with items from the Circle Map. The goal was to teach their fellow classmates about themselves in a visual way, without giving away too much information (ie: I didn't want them to write paragraphs.) That is pretty much how far we got in class. So, the first homework assignment the students had to finish the project at home. I gave them this sheet so that they could be a bit more focused on their project and add a bit if they wanted. (but if you are going copy-less, just forgo this. They can write the information on a sheet of paper instead.) The next day, the hands came back to school...and they were great! I had the kids get into groups and share what they decided to put on their hands and why. The kids learned a lot about each other in that 15 minute session! You can see some of them used words as well as pictures to tell about themselves. I love the one directly in the center of this picture! Others just used pictures, like the one in the middle here. When I went to put them around a piece of poster board, like in the original pin, they didn't fit :( I think if I had used a smaller piece of paper to trace their hands to begin with they might have. Oh well! I decided to put them up as if the hands were all in a line, raising up.....and it came out great! I overlapped the hands, so I was able to get 5 or 6 on one piece of large construction paper. I then mounted them on my wall. I love it! All in all, this was a fun little project that served as a great way for the kids to get to know each other and make a nice display! What is something you do during the first week of school to help the kids get to know each other and for you to learn a little about them? Follow me on Snapchat for even more teaching ideas!
How Did This Happen? Never thought I’d append “wiki” to a post, but here we are. Here, approaching the dead center of August, I’m getting Google hits along the lines of R…
Family consumer science lesson plans for high school. These child development high school lessons and food and nutrition lessons are free for teachers. If you are teaching family and consumer scien…
farm to table lesson ideas for culinary arts high school and family consumer science classes.
