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Cooking Common Core W.3.4 resources
Slime Recipe | Procedural Writing | Writing Resource
This slime recipe is a perfect way to teach children procedural writing! Every step of this writing resource provides your child with an interactive and hands-on experience to learn how to write a procedure. It includes a fun, step-by-step presentation, follow-along notes with answer keys, and informative how-to writing prompts with graphic organizers.The slime recipe kit focuses on 20 different activities that help your child learn to write a procedure, from simple tasks like sharpening a penci
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3rd - 5th
Recipe Outline Page
Have students research and create recipes! This is a great project to work on sequential writing, the importance of details, context, and more. Want to turn it into an even bigger project? Put all of the recipes together and create a classroom cookbook! It's an awesome "free" gift for students to give to families.
Taste Test Descriptive Writing - 3 Versions + Graphic Organizer
Elevate your students' descriptive writing skills with our engaging "Taste Test Descriptive Writing" resource, featuring three versions of the activity with increasing complexity. This comprehensive package includes a graphic organizer designed to enhance your students' ability to vividly describe their sensory experiences during a taste test utilizing a variety of adjectives.Ideal for creative writing lessons, English language arts (ELA) classes, or as a fun and educational activity.Key Feature
Class Cook Book - How-To Article Project
This "Class Cook Book" project is perfect for your how-to article unit! If your students are learning how to write a procedural text, recipes are a great way to practice! Have your students bring in their favorite family recipe and turn it into a how-to article! It will make the cutest cook book!!
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K - 5th
Pizza Sequence of Events
Use this resource to transform your classroom into a delicious smelling, Writer's Kitchen! Kids will create a recipe and write it into a paragraph using transition words. My kids used this resource while actually making pizzas as a group, and then we had a fun lunch together. Feel free to edit as needed.
Fall Celebration Recipe
There are so many ways for students to share their heritage. This is a wonderful way to share their background. In the end it is a great gift to share with families during the holidays or at the end of a school year together.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
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