Visual Recipes: Basic Cooking
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“My students are in the 18 plus classroom at our high school. I have verbal and nonverbal students, and they are visual learners and speakers. This resource was an awesome way for them to try and cook small items. I am using this to start our semester and will eventually try to bring in more complicated items. Thank you for providing this cookbook!”
“Great layout and lots of recipes to use. We are waiting for some funding for the food portion, and looking forward to trying this at the end of the year with small groups from our class once a week. They are going to work with the EA in our staff kitchen in small groups - sort of like a 'Breakfast Club' sign up once a week. Thanks!”
“My kids loved using this resource during our lifeskills class! The visual recipes were easy to follow and engaging for the students. My students felt so proud when they completed the recipe independently and this resource made it possible. I even recommend these to my student's parents to use at home!”
Visual Recipes for Basic Cooking in Special Education
Visual symbol supported recipes for the special education cooking class.
14 Recipes are included:
+ Quesadilla
+ Scrambled Eggs
+ English Muffin Pizza
+ Grilled Cheese
+ Chocolate Pudding
+ Cinnamon Toast
+ Bagel and Cream Cheese
+ Peanut Butter and Jelly
+ Tuna Salad Sandwich
+ Avocado Toast
+ Loaded Nachos
+ Bruschetta
+ Garlic Bread
+ Tomato Sandwich
Tools Needed:
+ toaster
+ toaster oven
+ electric griddle or stove
+ fridge
+ Microwave
Why are there similar recipes?
Similar ingredients and steps help to…
+ build independence
+ Increase participation
+ Increasing difficulty with each new recipe
+ Make it easier on the teacher to purchase ingredients!
| Skill Area | |
|---|---|
| Grade Level | Elementary (3-5), High School, Middle School, Transition (18-21) |
| Format |
136 reviews for Visual Recipes: Basic Cooking
Visual Recipes: Basic Cooking
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Review from another marketplace
Great layout and lots of recipes to use.
We are waiting for some funding for the food portion, and looking forward to trying this at the end of the year with small groups from our class once a week. They are going to work with the EA in our staff kitchen in small groups – sort of like a ‘Breakfast Club’ sign up once a week.
Thanks!
Review from another marketplace
This is an excellent resource for teaching real, functional cooking skills in life skills classrooms. I really appreciate that the recipes focus on simple, everyday foods that students can realistically make at home, which makes the learning meaningful and practical.
The visual step-by-step format is clear and easy for students to follow, and the additional materials (tools and ingredients pages, sequencing worksheets, and quizzes) provide great opportunities to reinforce learning. I also like that the recipes share similar ingredients and steps, which helps students build confidence and independence over time.
Overall, this is a thoughtfully designed and highly practical resource for teaching independence and life skills in the kitchen.
Review from another marketplace
Kid-friendly material. Easy to use and set up for the students.
Review from another marketplace
Great way to engage young students in learning to cook and building healthy habits.
Review from another marketplace
Great resource to use with my self-contained special education students