Below is the summary of internet resources that we have used in our lesson plan for a week. The internet resource for the teacher is the only site that wasn’t expressly used within the week plan. Student 1) Smash-Your-Food is an online game that asks kids to make predictions on how much sugar, salt, and … Continue reading Internet Resources for students, teachers, and families
Smash-Your-Food is an online game that asks kids to make predictions on how much sugar, salt, and oil are in common (junk) foods. After making a prediction, a lever is pulled and the food is smashed! As in real videos of hamburgers, french fries, cans of soda, and bowls of ice cream being smashed into … Continue reading Smash your food!
The math of a sushi roll Guest Speaker: Common Threads’ farm-to-table educators come to classrooms to give hands-on experience with cooking healthy foods. In this lesson, they will come to the class to teach how to make veggie sushi rolls! Contact: https://commonthreadsfarm.org 360-927-1590 Internet Resource for parents (extension at-home activity): USDA Food Composition Databases is a … Continue reading The math of a sushi roll