Print picture recipes to help students who benefit from visual cues. Use the What You Need Sheets to help students gather materials and to aid students who practice community skills to select and make purchases for preparation in class. Put the recipes in sheet protectors or laminate so you can use them over and over. Direct adult supervision is required during cooking, of course.

Cooking Pix- nice photos "borrowed" from catalogs. Print them on card stock, cut out, laminate and use as flash cards for simple ID OR really expand speech opportunities by asking the student to describe how the items are used. 1.) baking pan/measuring cup 2.) whisks/spatulas 3.) potholder/peeler 4.) oven glove/ice cream scoop 5.) mixer/measuring spoons 6.) chopping board/colander 7). frying pan/sauce pan and lid

A teaspoons identification worksheet.

Some measuring cup worksheets to help learn measuring. 1) ounces 2) half cup 3) three quarters cup

Fluid Measurement Graphics- gallon graphic and Mr. Gallon

Label Questions-understand packet information about pudding and tomato soup.

Make 10 x Trail Mix page one and Trail Mix page two and take a hike!
What You Need ingredients to make 10 x Trail Mix.

Fruit Smoothie page one Picture Recipe and page two and What You Need ingredients to make a tasty Fruit Smoothie.

Dirt Pudding - Print a Picture Recipe and Ingredients for a fun favorite (3 pages).

Dogs in a Blanket Picture Recipe and What You Need to make Dogs in a Blanket.

Traffic Lights Picture Recipe and What You Need to make Traffic Lights.

Black-Eyed Peas and Cornbread -Picture recipes and a page of what you need to make these treats to celebrate ethnic cuisine.

Candy Bird Nests from www.enchantedlearning.com

Aquarium in a Cup from www.enchantedlearning.com

Bry-Back Manor has a wonderful Picture Recipe collection.

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