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Easy Food Lessons For Your Classroom!
Food Writing Prompts
FREE!
Looking for a fun and engaging way to inspire your students' writing? Grab this FREE Food-Themed Writing Prompt pack designed for grades 4-6! These prompts will spark creativity and curiosity in your classroom, while encouraging students to explore the world of food through their writing.
Mock Apple Pie
$4.50
Welcome fall into your classroom with our Mock Apple Pie Lesson, perfect for exploring apples in a fun and educational way! This lesson introduces students to the world of apples—where they come from, their benefits, and some intriguing history—while making a mock apple pie that doesn't actually use apples. This creative twist will surprise and engage your students!
Apple Pie Smoothie
$4.50
Bring the delicious taste of fall into your classroom with our Apple Pie Smoothie lesson, part of Module 1's Apple Pie Theme. This lesson focuses on apples and pecans, featuring a tasty recipe that you can make with your students or watch via an instructional video.
A Recipe for Friendship: Using Food to Foster Classroom Community
The beginning of the school year brings the excitement of meeting new faces,
planning lessons, and creating activities to spark students’ imaginations. Students anxiously await meeting their teachers and finding out who will be in their classroom.
Nourishing minds: The role of food education in second language classrooms
Eating does more than just sustain and nourish. It introduces us to a whole new world of learning. One of the most effective ways to enhance the student experience in a second language classroom is with the integration of food education.
Literacy connections through food storytelling
Food brings people together. It nourishes and connects the community. And as a child in an immersion program, I discovered how food can play an important role even in language learning.
Bend and build bilingual brain power
When I was young, learning French didn’t come easy to me. I would feel a tightness in my chest and stress in the pit of my stomach. Today, I use yoga to help me process my anxiety, and I use it in my classroom, too. When I’m teaching French to my immersion students, yoga helps them slow down and melt away their nervous energy, which gives them a confidence boost and prepares them for the challenging task of learning another language.
Literacy connections through food storytelling
Food brings people together. It nourishes and connects the community. And as a child in an immersion program, I discovered how food can play an important role even in language learning.
Weaving Indigenous Knowledges into the Classroom as a Tool to Combat Racism
Two years after the introduction of the new Teaching Quality Standard in Alberta, Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers from eight teacher education programs came together to examine how teachers were weaving Indigenous knowledges into their classrooms.
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