This packet includes a history of food trucks with comprehension questions to follow. Also includes a design your own food truck activity. Great for Culinary and FACS classes. A nice option for an independent take home packet for distance learning.

This is a Westward Expansion Power Point that Includes: Attraction to the West, Oregon Territory, religious freedom, Texas and the U.S., The Mexican War, The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, effects on the Native Americans and the Gold Rush. 16 slides with excellent pictures.

This is a lesson on parts of a recipe. It includes a recipe on apple fritters that is fun to try and questions about the different parts of the recipe including: What does tsp. stand for? How much does the recipe yield? What cooking method is used? How long will it take to make the recipe Circle the type of spatula used and more!

Do your students like to play the popular game Among Us on their devices? This writing prompt packet is a great way for them to write about one of their favorite games! This is great for reluctant writers! Includes questions such as: Write a letter to a friend persuading them to play Among Us Describe your last game Read the quote about the history of the game and answer questions. Write your opinion on if the game is the best one to play. Specific questions about the game that your “gamers” will appreciate!

This is a Christmas Cookie Exchange lesson and project that includes: Powerpoint on the most popular types of Christmas cookies Cookie Exchange project including a rubric and recipe template. Also includes a visual of mine en place

Fun spring vocabulary activities for beginning readers and ELLs. Includes matching, writing with prompts and a memory game. Great for speech students, ESL students or Special Education students as well. Helps students prepare for spring time vocabulary!

Assign your students a Web Quest on Westward Expansion/Manifest Destiny to introduce the concept. Interactive maps and images help make the lesson engaging and fun! Great for distance learning. Attach the questions page to Google Classroom or have it emailed to your students for an interactive lesson.

Students practice reading simple sentences with pictures for each letter. Students also practice writing the word. Alphabet sentences are a great start for ESL students and beginning readers.