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Incorporate Cooking Lessons with Children's Lit
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I have added some of my favorite books that stress math concepts and learning while you cook with your students! :)  Students love cooking, and many may not have home cooked meals or even see someone cook in the kitchen!  I made it a point to try to cook at least once a month if not more.  Having a specific day such as "Friday Cooking Day" is so much fun.
1. Read the book on Monday
2. Do an art activity on Tuesday
​3. Vocabulary from the book on Wednesday
​4. Math (if the book has it on Thursday)
​5. Writing, Spelling Word wall ect when one of the above does NOT pertain
​6. Cook on Fridays


FUN BOOKS to COOK WITH!
​Each of these books make students think, engage, stir, add, do simple fractions, measuring, following directions and steps, read numbers and number words etc.
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My Favorites:

Green Eggs and Ham (Green Eggs and Ham)
​If you Give  A Pig A Pancake (Pancakes)
​If you Give A Mouse A Cookie (Cookies, no bake are very easy)
​Dragons Love Tacos (Tacos---YUM "Taco Tuesday")
If you Give a Moose A Muffin (Muffins and have Muffins with Mom)
​Blueberries for Sal  (Blue Berry Smoothie in a baggie) Anything in a baggie is awesome!
Pete's a Pizza (Pizza and have a Pizza Party with the families)
​The Little Red Hen (Baking Homemade Bread)
​The Gingerbread Man (Gingerbread cookies, this is fun to do at Christmas time)
​Cloudy with a chance of Meatballs (Meatballs and Spaghetti if you want to get really creative!)
​It looks Like Spilt Milk (Milkshakes or just chocolate/white milk)
Stone Soup (Vegetable soup)
​The Ice Cream King (Ice Cream in a baggie---yum)
I know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie (Pumpkin Pie in a Baggie)
​Making Butter (Butter and put it on a cracker or bread!)

This is a site that has wonderful recipes to use in your classroom! :)
​Kids Cooking Activities


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