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Preschool cooking laboratories
Recipes for the Classroom - Childcare Infant Toddler and Preschool
This book is a compilation of recipes that are perfect for use in an early childhood classroom. It includes recipes for paints, a number of different doughs and slime, ice experiments, bubbles, and sand. This book (digital download and print yourself) would be a great addition to your classroom resource library, or a perfect gift for other teachers, and even for families. This book includes the following recipes:Homemade Water ColorsEdible Finger PaintSweetened Condensed Milk PaintJelly PaintS
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PreK - K
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Also included in: Teacher Resource Bundle - Infant, Toddler Preschool Childcare
Slime Science Experiment and Differentiated Sequence Writing Activity
My kiddo's are OBSESSED with slime and are constantly making it- they even trade it and sell it to each other! I decided to tap into this interest as a way to introduce sequencing. I adapted this recipe and you can find a ton of different ones on the internet depending on what ingredients you want to use. This one calls for school glue, contact solution, baking soda, and food coloring. You could also add some glitter glue!
I tried to pare down the recipe and procedure to 4 main steps. This made
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PreK - 5th
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Ice Cream in a Bag Lab Sheet
Here is a super simple student lab sheet for your little learners to use along with the ice cream in a bag experiment. This lab focuses on changing states of matter.
This product is simple enough that it doesn't detract from the joy of the experiment (or take up much time), yet it effectively checks for understanding and helps you make sure they learned something!
If you're not familiar with how to make ice cream in a bag, Google can help! (Pro tip: double-bag the cream :)
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PreK - 2nd
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Candy Cane Dissolving Experiment Worksheet: Prediction and Result Drawings
My students loved this project! We took three candy canes and tested how we they dissolved under vinegar, hot water, and soda! My students were able to grow their vocabulary, learning words like prediction and result. I had my students draw in the cup what they thought the end product would look like and what the product ended up looking like.
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PreK - 3rd
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Popcorn Experiment
This activity is so fun and exciting! I like to do it around Thanksgiving. It covers many science topics like states of matter, change with temperature, senses, and plant parts.I would recommend investing in a popcorn popper but it is not necessary!
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PreK - 1st
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Kitchen Science Experiments - Food Science - Science You Can Eat!
Become a scientist and join Cece in a series of fun Kitchen Science Experiments.You will answer questions like: What makes popcorn pop, do some foods glow in the dark and what makes soda fizz? You will explore states of matter like solids, liquids and gas, as well as how to make mixtures and chemical reactions.The kitchen is the perfect place to explore all of these things, so free your imagination, ask questions and share your amazing results!To Earn Credits for Future Purchases (Feedback),Go t
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PreK - 3rd
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Butter Experiment
Making butter is a super fun and easy experiment to do with young learners! It only requires a few ingredients and the reaction happens quickly. I love to do this in the fall.
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PreK - 1st
Washing Hands Poster
This is an 8.5 x 11 poster on the proper steps towards clean hands. There are 6 steps to fill in the blank. Print these off in colour and display near the kitchen sinks, in school bathrooms, or anywhere where you would like good hygiene to be followed. I upload this image into my Powerpoint slideshows to demonstrate proper handwashing techniques and also use it for class discussion. You can also just use it as a worksheet for kids to fill in the blank.
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PreK - 12th
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Cook Book! Recipes/Sensory Play Activities
This book is a compilation of recipes that are perfect for use in an early childhood classroom. It includes different recipes for paints, doughs and slime, etc.
This beautiful cook book would be a great addition to your classroom resource library, or a perfect gift for other teachers, and even for families. You may print it and laminate it so it doesn't get messy or wet when doing any of the activities.
This cook book includes the following recipes:
1. Scented Bath Paint
2. Side Walk Chalk P
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PreK - 2nd
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Sprinkle Cookies Visual Recipe
Visual cookie recipe to make cookies from a boxed cake mix.
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PreK - 1st, Adult Education
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Food Clip Art Bundle Food Clip Art groups
Food Clip Art Bundle Food Clip Art groupsAll images are png Format PDFThe following sets are included:Meat and Proteins VegetablesFruit Junk Food Dairy Bread and Grains*******************************Summary of Terms of Use:Terms of Use: The clip art may be used as a design element in commercial educational products. All images in a PDF file must be secured with a password that prevents images from being saved, copied, or uploaded. These images may not be used as moving artwork. Images must be
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PreK - 5th
Bread Tasting Experiment
The teacher will buy a variety of breads such as banana bread, pumpkin bread, etc. Another way is to have parents donate the items needed. I usually put up a sign up sheet in my Classroom Shutterfly website.
Another good idea is Sign Up Genius.
The point is to have different types of bread for the students to taste.
Then ask which they thin they will like more.
Taste and find out,
I like to do this in small groups during centers.
I have a parent man the center.
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PreK - 1st
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Gingerbread Man Experiment Sheet
Talking about the story of The Gingerbread Man, lead your students to imagine if the Gingerbread Man did not meet the fox. What would have happened if he decided to cross the long swift river on his own?In a suitable container, pour enough milk to submerge half a cookie. Put 3 cookies in the milk and set a timer for each (1 minute, 4 minutes, 10 minutes). After each timer, have the students examine the cookie and draw on this experiment sheet what would have happened to Gingerbread Man after 1 m
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PreK - 2nd
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Ice Cream in a Bag
In this hands-on, edible science investigation, students will observe several examples of chemistry.
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PreK - 5th
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Herb Cutting Activity Plan
Physically, this activity develops fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and the use of tools.
Scientifically, Children will examine the parts of various herbs and decide which parts are OK for cutting. This means they will examine the properties of natural objects using their multisensory abilities, as well as follow the advice of the head gardener (you).
Cut herbs can be used for cooking, fresh or dried, for making potpourri, and also medicinally. Thereby connecting this activity to the d
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PreK
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Sensory Cookbook
Printable Sensory Cookbook~Contains 16 different sensory activities & 42 different sensory table fillers ~Each has the recipe and the steps to make it ~Simple and cheap sensory ideas
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PreK - 2nd
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