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Connected Cooking Salad Unit | Interactive Read Aloud, Visual Recipe + More!

Connected Cooking Salad Unit | Interactive Read Aloud, Visual Recipe + More!

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SALAD UNIT • Connected Cooking is a cross-curricular unit of lesson plans and activities that integrates everyday academic skills with cooking in the classroom (great for at home or at school!)

What children's books are covered in this unit? Please note that you will need to purchase each book.
• So You Want to Grow a Salad? by Bridget Heos
• Before We Eat from Farm to Table by Pat Brisson
• The Vegetables We Eat by Gail Gibbons

The 7 Essential Ingredients of Connected Cooking:
• Interactive Read Aloud
• Book Companion and Supplemental Activities
• Adapted Piece Book Set
• Vocabulary Enhancement
• Visual Recipes
• Core Vocabulary
• Consistency

When it comes to implementing units of study, and sometimes every day lessons, consistency is key - especially in special education - and that’s what you get with Connected Cooking.

Connected Cooking incorporates:
• English Language Arts
• Reading and Writing
• Mathematics
• Science and Social Studies
• Cooking
• Functional Life Skills
• Social Skills
• …and more!

Please take a look at the preview file to see more. Please note that the images you see in this preview may not be for the specific book titles and book companion you are interested in. All Connected Cooking units contain the same activities and formatting. Your download will include only the Connected Cooking unit listed in the product description.

Use the Connected Cooking book companion for one day or one week, you choose.



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Teresa G.

Fun activities tied into learning about where food comes from - the kids had more fun with the pizza unit, but this one was still good.

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Shaping Minds in Sixth

Im not sure salad is the best food to introduce to this population, but I love the idea of everything included.

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Alyssa L.

Easy to use!

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Elisa S.

As usual some stellar products. Great activities tied to read alouds. We used in class and online.

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Carla Araujo

These are the best thing! My students are more engaged during my nutrition unit.

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Samantha Bolivar

Awesome resource!

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Ms Cs hands on activities

This helped me have families work on some healthy and functional skills with my students