Cooking in the classroom

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…

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

Looking for some visual recipes for kids? Whether you cook in the classroom, homeschool or just want to introduce your kids cooking at home this is the post for you. Included are 25 different snack and lunch recipes to give you some great ideas for visual recipes! Using visual recipes for kids with special needs is a great way to include a life skills activity and have a yummy treat. I also include other cooking resources like adapted cooking tools and ideas for kids group cooking.

Find out how to whip up some yummy no-bake treats with just a few basic ingredients! Whether you're craving easy cookies or chocolate mousse cups, these recipes are ideal for busy parents and teachers.

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

Making hot chocolate in the classroom is my favorite thing to do each winter. Perfect for chilly days, as a special reward or for your winter class party!

The key to cooking with kids is to cater to their interests like making letter and number soft pretzel shapes.

Teaching kids to cook gives them skills they can use for a lifetime. Find out how to teach kids cooking classes in your community.

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

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