Posts Tagged ‘ High School ’

Impact of Technology on the Family

Impact of Technology on the Family

It’s been said that the only thing that is constant in life is “change”. Our world is constantly changing and families are not insulated from the changes that occur in the society in which they live. One thing that seems to be changing at rapid speed is technology. So is technology and all of...

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Homemade Hotdog Buns

hotdog buns

School is wrapping up and I'm sure if you're like most of us you have several end of the year class or faculty picnics to attend. Chances are, hot dogs and hamburgers will be served at these events. Ever thought about having your culinary students make homemade buns for these events? What a great...

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Technology & Toddlers Activity

Apps the new toddler toy

It's hard to escape the children's toy lesson without addressing the prevalence of Apps for Smart phones and tablets as the new toys for toddlers. Give it just a couple of years and this lesson will be obsolete as the students you'll be teaching grew up playing more with Apps than physical toys and...

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Poultry Unit: Cutting up a Whole Chicken & Frying it

Fried Chicken

High school students can be know-it-alls especially those who cook at home. However, this lab seems to keep everyone interested as it is rare to find a student, or a cook for that matter, that actually knows how to butcher a chicken. Of course some students are resistant to having to touch a raw...

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Goals Make You Reach the Sky Activity & Bulletin Board

Goals Make you Reach the Sky

The winner of the February give away is this lesson from Jessica Uplinger, a Family Consumer Science teacher from Ohio. In her lesson, students learn how important goals are and learn to make their own.

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Fruit Lab

Fruit Tasting

One of my favorite things to do with students are taste tests. They absolutely love it if they are brave enough to give it a try. So many students never get the chance to try different fruits unless their parents expose them to them. Bring on this lesson that will be sure to be...

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Potato Lab

Potato Lab

This lesson is all about cooking potatoes four different ways–broiled, fried, mashed, and skins. Each lab group cooks up a russet potato and a sweet potato. This lesson includes potato lab questions to do during the down time using Food for Today textbook. Time Frame: 1 block Objectives 8.5.2. Demonstrate professional skill for a...

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Tourism & Hospitality Lesson Plans, Worksheets, & PowerPoints

Geneva Switzerland

Lesson Plans Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism Four Segments of Hospitality & Tourism Service for All Lesson Factors that affect Hospitality & Tourism Career Webquest Authentic Experience Lesson Plan Chinese Dinning Etiquette Tourism & South Africa Extreme Tourism Lesson Plan Tourism Lesson Worksheets Four Segments Information Sheet (PDF) Career Challenge WebQuest Example (PDF) Categories...

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Diaper Cost Analysis Project

Total cost of Pampers Diapers from Birth to Age 3 by Retailer

What is the cheapest way to buy diapers? Do subscriptions to Amazon Prime or memberships to wholesale clubs really save you money on diapers? Why not do the math? This is a complex problem but easy enough to understand and develops student's problem solving skills.

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What do Babies Think? Alternative Activity

What Do Babies Think?

This is an activity I came up with after reading the What do Babies Think Lesson previously shared on the website. I couldn't assign the experiment included in the lesson because my students didn't have access to children in that age range, but I did find a site where students could find their...

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