Cooking in the classroom

Encourage language development, while fostering fine motor skills, following directions and other functional life skills. Cooking in the classroom with visual recipes, step by step recipes to foster those super important life skills, and work on those IEP goals and objectives... all at the same time!

Learning to cook is an important life skill, especially for those with special needs and learning difficulties. Cooking in the Special Ed Classroom offers a unique approach to teaching this crucial skill by providing a fun, safe, and supportive environment for children with special needs to learn cooking basics. With step-by-step instructions and clear guidelines, children can practice and execute a range of dishes with confidence. To learn 10 tips to make it work in your classroom, read…

Cooking with kids can be fun when you have easy and delicious recipes! This collection can be done at home or in the classroom!

8 No Bake Classroom Recipes for Kids | Looking for cooking activities for kids that can be enjoyed in a classroom setting? Whether you’re trying to compliment specific lesson plans with things like baking soda and food coloring, need Halloween treats or Valentine’s Day ideas to enjoy together, or want to teach kids about healthy eating by making something simple like granola bars, we have you covered! #nobakerecipesforkids #nobakecooking #cookingactivities #cookingintheclassroom

Here are some recipes I have used when "cooking" with kids in the classroom. Because we often do not have access to heat, these are no-cook recipes that

How to Cook in the Classroom - Cooking in the classroom can cover so many skills! Think life skills, communication, fine motor, social skills, inclusion, and more. That's why cooking with your students is a great activity for the general education teacher or special educator. This blog post will walk you through permission, supplies, seeking donations, working on social skills, and more. This will work great for ANY students! #CookingInTheClassroom #LifeSkills #SpecialEducation

Are you looking for a fun way to get your students cooking in the classroom? This Culinary Arts, Home Economics, FACS blog post is all about using Chopped themed mystery baskets of food to get your kids creative in the kitchen! The blog post discusses ingredients ideas and a virtual chopped mystery basket activity!

Have fun with kids in the kitchen and teach them how to make simple dishes with these educational kids cooking activities.

There are so many benefits to cooking in the classroom, especially for students with special needs! What better time is there to try some fun cooking projects with your class, than at the end of the school year? But wait...cooking in the classroom can require a lot of prep, and where do you get your

Apple Pie in a Cup is the perfect snack to end Apple Week in PreK, Kindergarten, or First Grade. The recipe is simple and perfect for classroom "cooking". Click through to get a read aloud suggestion as well as a free printable that make this a yummy "snack-tivity"!