This is a logic puzzle activity for learners of all ages and stages of Food technology. Puzzles not only help to exercise the brain, they also further the development of learners’ deduction skills, critical thinking ability and strategy skills. If working together, students will also use and grow their communication skills. One of the files included in this pack contains suggestions for use and differentiation of this resource with learners of all abilities. I hope you and your students enjoy this activity. It’s all a bit puzzling… Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing these, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK

AQA EDEXCEL This 7 page workbook takes GCSE students through different aspects of the general practical skills which they are required to demonstrate at GCSE, i.e. preparing ingredients and equipment, selecting and adjusting cooking times, testing for readiness, judging and modifying sensory properties. This is an ideal resource for learners to complete in class or as revision, homework or cover work. Tasks include matching pictures to skills areas, applying thinking and knowledge, explaining applications of skills, discussing and explaining ingredients, equipment and skills involved in completing a recipe (couscous), a research task and finally a reflection task on how to adapt a recipe to a variety of restrictive diets. If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing and creating this resource, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK

Get your learners talking about kitchen utensils and equipment. Learners are encouraged to name the many illustrated items, describe their use and discuss what skills they will apply when using them. The presentation contains 10 slides and starts by showing all items used in the games. Further slides concentrate on a few skills at a time before bringing all items together again at the end. There is a reminder to ‘think safety’ on each slide. It is left to the teacher to decide how to exploit the slides which are kept simple. A vocabulary list contains the terminology for the items in the pictures. This can be used to differentiate for weaker students. The board game and cards are available in A4 or A3 format. The board game is self-explanatory - The square with the question mark can be determined at will. The cards can be printed for use as mini-flashcards or if printed on card and/or laminated could be used for ‘snap’ or ‘pairs’. If you and your learners enjoyed this pack, you may like to consider my Kitchen utensils and equipment workbook here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/food-tech-kitchen-equipment-7-page-workbook-ideal-for-cover-revision-class-work-homework-11810428 Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing these, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK

AQA EDEXCEL This is an ideal resource to get your learners talking about their food preparation skills, not only when studying towards their GCSE. Learners are encouraged to name the many illustrated items, describe their use and discuss what skills they will apply when using them. A vocabulary list contains the terminology for the items in the pictures. This can be used to differentiate for weaker students. The board game and cards are available in A4/letter or A3/tabloid format. The board game is self-explanatory. The cards can be printed for use as mini-flashcards or if printed on card and/or laminated could be used for e.g. ‘snap’ or ‘pairs’. If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing these, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK

AQA EDEXCEL This 8-page workbook takes GCSE students through different aspects of food preparation skills which they are required to demonstrate at GCSE, i.e. using a cooker, cooking methods and using kitchen equipment. This is an ideal resource for learners to complete in class or as revision, homework or cover work. Tasks include matching pictures to skills areas, applying thinking and knowledge, explaining applications of skills, discussing and explaining equipment and finally a research task in which learners combine their knowledge and research skills to identify skills and methods used in a variety of dishes. Cue cards in A4 format and featuring all illustrations from this resource are also included. These can be used for differentiation, i.e. cut up the cards and allow learners to talk through the pictures prior to completing the written tasks. The cue cards can also be used for further consolidation or revision. If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing these, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK

AQA EDEXCEL This 7-page workbook is the 4th one in this series and takes GCSE students through different aspects of food preparation skills which they are required to demonstrate at GCSE, i.e. preparing, combining, binding and shaping food. This is an ideal resource for learners to complete in class or as revision, homework or cover work. Tasks include matching pictures to skills areas, applying thinking and knowledge, explaining applications of skills, discussing and explaining ingredients, preventing food contamination and finally a research task in which learners combine their knowledge and research skills to identify ways of adapting various preparation methods to a variety of dishes before making substitutions to suit different diets and lifestyles. Cue cards in A4 format and featuring all illustrations from this resource are also included. These can be used for differentiation, i.e. cut up the cards and allow learners to talk through the pictures prior to completing the written tasks. The cue cards can also be used for further consolidation or revision. If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing these, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK

AQA EDEXCEL Preparing, combining and shaping food, this is an ideal resource pack to get your learners talking about the various food preparation skills they need to demonstrate at GCSE level. Learners are encouraged to • name the many illustrated food items • describe the methods used in the dishes shown • point out and explain the binding agents • discuss food contamination (picture with raw meat and vegetables…) • discuss what skills they will apply when preparing the dishes Cards containing the terminology for the items in the pictures can be used to differentiate for weaker students. The board game is available in A4 or A3 format and is self-explanatory. The cards can be printed for use as mini-flashcards or if printed on card and/or laminated could be used for ‘snap’ or ‘pairs’. If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing these, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK

AQA EDEXCEL This is an ideal resource pack to get your learners talking about the various food preparation skills they need to demonstrate at GCSE level. Learners are encouraged to • name the many illustrated food items • describe the methods used in the dishes or food items shown • point out and explain the ingredients, raising agents and gelling agents • discuss dough preparation, raising agents, setting mixtures The board game is available in A4/letter and A3/tabloid format. It is self-explanatory. The cue cards can be printed for use as mini-flashcards or if printed on card and/or laminated could be used for ‘snap’ or ‘pairs’. A list of vocabulary related to the pictures is provided as a table. These could be used for differentiation (matching up) or as a starter with your learners. If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing these, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK

AQA EDEXCEL This 8-page workbook is the 6th and final workbook in this series which takes students through all aspects of food preparation skills which they are required to demonstrate at GCSE. In this highly and colourfully illustrated workbook learners will work through skills and methods relating to dough, raising agents and setting mixtures. This is an ideal resource for learners to complete during a cover lesson, in an ordinary lesson, as revision or as homework. Tasks include matching pictures to skills areas and methods, applying thinking and knowledge, explaining applications of skills, identifying, discussing and explaining ingredients and finally a research task where learners are requested to put together a 3-course menu involving the methods and skills studied in prior tasks. Throughout learners combine their knowledge and research skills to identify ways of adapting various preparation methods to a variety of dishes. Cue cards in A4 format and featuring the illustrations from this resource are also included. These can be used for differentiation, i.e. cut up the cards and allow learners to talk through the pictures prior to completing the written tasks. The cue cards can also be used for further consolidation or revision. If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing these, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to use these as a whole school initiative. ©MosaiK

Food Technology, ESL, Tutor Time, Form Time: Ideal for class work, cover, revision, homework, the colourfully illustrated 5-page work book and its matching Presentation takes learners through the making of pancakes and pancake traditions in other countries. Some tasks make learners reflect on different fillings and presentation of pancakes. Learners have to comment on pictures, research some facts, match foreign traditions to pictures, answer questions and finally solve a crossword by solving the clues given (about information from the book). Cue cards feature the images from the book and could be used for prior discussion, sequencing, differentiation, imported into a PowerPoint presentation, help with ESL learners. Another use of the cue cards would of course be to let learners play pairs, snap and multiple other games with the cut out cards. If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you time and money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing this resource, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to share it with colleagues anywhere. Thank you. ©MosaiK

Food Tech, Health: Colourful pictures of known and less common fruits. Knowing their fruits will raise your students’ awareness of what is out there for them to try and enjoy. This resource pack will enable you to lay the foundation to their interest and knowledge. This resource pack contains a document with suggestions for use and differentiation, several sets of picture cards and word cards in different sizes for a variety of activities and games, a matching activity with answer sheet and finally a worksheet + answer sheet. All are uploaded as .pdf files which were taken both from A4 and letter format documents (see file names). Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets. Fairness deal: I will keep my price low. In return please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and come back to see what else is new in my store at any time. Thank you. ©MosaiK

Halloween Edition: Complete with a real recipe for real pumpkin soup, this pack will enable your students to try making their own pumpkin soup. They will learn interesting details about preparation and presentation as they work their way through the workbook. Page 2 concentrates on Halloween rather than actual pumpkin soup. Students use their creativity to identify ingredients from a witch’s kitchen before designing their own ‘pumpkin soup’ potion with their chosen ingredients… though it needs to be the right colour! :) Picture cards featuring all photographs from the workbook can be used for starter activities and plenary activities as well as for consolidation and later revision. A PowerPoint Presentation is included and has all pumpkin soup related tasks on individual slides. This presentation is included as a PowerPoint file and also as a .pdf file so you can transfer the slides to your preferred software. Please check filenames for the following: US and UK version for workbook and presentation .pdf files taken from word documents in A4 and in letter format for workbook and picture cards If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you time and money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing the enclosed, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to share this resource with colleagues anywhere. Thank you. ©MosaiK Would you prefer to teach this content for Thanksgiving? Then why not check out my ‘Pumpkin Soup - Thanksgiving Edition’? Same content on the whole, but one page refers to Thanksgiving as opposed to Halloween.

Thanksgiving Edition: Complete with a real recipe for real pumpkin soup, this pack will enable your students to try making their own pumpkin soup. They will learn interesting details about preparation and presentation as they work their way through the workbook. Page 2 concentrates on Thanksgiving rather than actual pumpkin soup. Students answer simple questions and identify seasonal vegetables in a photograph before describing and labelling what food and drink they and their families enjoy at Thanksgiving. Picture cards featuring all photographs from the workbook can be used for starter activities and plenary activities as well as for consolidation and later revision. A PowerPoint Presentation is included and has all pumpkin soup related tasks on individual slides. This presentation is included as a PowerPoint file and also as a .pdf file so you can transfer the slides to your preferred software. Please check filenames for the following: US and UK version for workbook and presentation .pdf files taken from word documents in A4 and in letter format for workbook and picture cards If you like this resource, please leave me a review and check out my other resources. Look out for my bundles which will save you time and money for even more learning opportunities. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing the enclosed, please be sure to purchase a school license if you intend to share this resource with colleagues anywhere. Thank you. ©MosaiK Prefer to teach this content for Halloween? Then why not check out my ‘Pumpkin Soup - Halloween Edition’? Same content on the whole, but one page refers to Halloween as opposed to Thanksgiving.

Maths, English, Science and Food Technology - This fun-packed project will involve your reception or Year 1 class in fun activities. Some of the skills involved include estimating, measuring, investigating, designing, describing. Some tasks lend themselves particularly to group work. A 6-page document with suggestions for use and differentiation is also included. Talk about pasta and their shapes, use them to measure items, experiment with pasta in various ways, design your own, create a bar chart, make a pasta monster and write about it. These are just a few of the activities and tasks included. This could be a 3-4 week project, though it depends on how many lessons are dedicated to the project each week. Some activities could be stretched out to take longer and others could be left out altogether. Teachers know their classes best :) Contents The following documents are included in this pack. Where applicable, documents are provided in UK or US spellings, each in A4 or letter formats to suit your printer/photocopier and finally all worksheets which have colour pictures are also available in black and white, this means that you stay in charge of printing costs. Presentation (PPP + pdf) What is pasta? - worksheet A jar of pasta - worksheet My pasta - worksheet on chosen pasta shape Spaghetti - worksheet Measuring with pasta 1 - worksheet Measuring with pasta 2 - worksheet 12 pictures of different pasta shapes on one page + teacher page also includes with pasta names Our favourite pasta shape 1 - recording data for bar-chart A3 + tabloid format Our favourite pasta shape 2 - counting up results for bar-chart Class bar chart - creating bar chart Class bar chart - evaluation worksheet Class bar chart Wall display - picture and name cards for mounting a wall display Pasta Group investigation 1,2,3,4 - 4 worksheets My pasta monster - worksheet to be completed AFTER pasta monster has been created My pasta monster Extension - worksheet for extension work My pasta creation - worksheet for designing own pasta Self-Evaluation 1+2 Word search - verbs used in this project Word search - nouns and adjectives used in this project Word search solutions Serving pasta dishes - picture cards Making/cooking pasta - picture cards Plenary evaluation questions for mounting as additional and final wall display Please kindly respect that it took a while to write up the enclosed sheets. Therefore, please be fair to me and do not pass this resource on to colleagues unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like this resource, please leave me a review. Follow me and see what else is new in my store at any time. Thank you. :) ©MosaiK

Suitable for use with pupils or students of many ages and languages, e.g. ESL, Spanish, French, German, Italian as well as in Environmental Science, Geography and Earth Awareness lessons etc… the 48 photographs will surely encourage learners to talk and find out about several aspects of the worldwide issue of sustainability . Pictures are presented in various sizes, i.e. 1, 2, 4 and 12 to a page. This allows for a variety of activities, from flash cards to pairs games, depending on the skills of your learners. A PowerPoint presentation features all 48 pictures as well as slide 1 for you to adapt to your needs, e.g. learning aims and an empty slide at the end to allow you to add anything you would like. This presentation file is also included as a .pdf file. The colorful pictures can just as easily be printed in black and white. If you and your learners enjoy discussions, then look out for other titles in my ‘let’s talk’ series or check out my growing bundle, which includes all of the current topics: Global and Social Issues for discussion BUNDLE https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12156405 If you and your learners like this resource, please leave me a positive review, follow me and check out my other resources. Out of fairness to me and to reflect the time I spent designing this resource, please be sure to purchase a multiple license if you intend to share this with colleagues anywhere. Thank you. ©MosaiK

Fruit and Veg in German: Students are required to describe pictures before answering 2 questions in more detail. These 4 worksheets are ideal for cover, independent work or to fuel discussion between learning partners. Although the worksheets are numbered, this is purely for teacher/student reference as there is no particular order in which they need to be completed. How about laminating these worksheets and let groups of students work on them to create a poster with a copy of the picture in the middle and their answers written around the edge? Then ask each group to present their findings. This could result in a good class discussion… Now, are tomatoes actually a vegetable or a fruit? Why can or can’t bananas grow where you live? Please kindly respect the time it took me to construct the enclosed sheets, so please be fair to me and do not pass this resource to colleagues, unless you or your school have purchased the school licence for this resource too. Thank you. :) If you like these, please leave me a review and check back to see what else is new in my store at any time. Thank you. ©MosaiK