Thinking sheet · My world and community

Our Class Cookbook Page

Share a recipe your family loves for a class cookbook: ingredients, steps and a picture.

Grades
K–5
Time
about 30 minutes
Kids practice
procedural writing, culture and family, sharing

What kids do

“Share a recipe from home for the class cookbook!”

  1. Recipe name and who taught me:
  2. Ingredients
  3. The finished dish
  4. Steps

How to run it

  • Send it home to fill in with family.
  • Recipes can be simple: toast, a smoothie, a sandwich.
  • Copy and bind them into a cookbook gift.

Talk about it

  • Whose recipe would you like to try?
  • Where does your recipe come from?
  • What makes a recipe easy to follow?

Take it further

Hold a class tasting day (check for allergies).

Pairs well with

Free for home and classroom use. Print as many copies as you need.

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