Home economics classroom

Teach your k-12 learners about recipes. What goes in to making a recipe? Food systems, home economics, culture, are all areas that can be addressed through analysis of recipes. Two original worksheets free to use in your classroom.

This is a great resource for the study of cooking! The linked page lists this printable as appropriate for adults, but they don't know homeschoolers very

Hey guys! It’s back to school time and it sure has been a busy summer. My classroom kitchen got a huge update and I am finally ready to show you all the great things we did. The old kitchen was...

Photo about the classroom in a high school with kitchen facilities for teaching home economics and life skills. Image of grey, education, economics - 162350502

There definitely needs to be dialog that goes with this worksheet. Some of the ingredients, depending on amount needed, would use both the spoons and the cups. https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8NVsf6Y1KIvbUlYNklnYVh6OTA

We are doing the best we can in life. But with some Home Economics skills, we may not have learned in school that could make life better.

When a lot of people talk about homeschool home economics it is usually a fun joke about having kids do chores or help with a DIY project. While it always makes me laugh, I think there is more to

This is a matching activity for cooking terms and their definitions. It can be used as a simple worksheet or the answer key can be cut into strips and done in small groups as a matching activity. - ESL worksheets