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Offline ancruz93

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Cookies
« on: September 07, 2010, 12:41:50 PM »
here is a cookies PPT that i made for the last elementary afterschool class for 1st semester. the class was a mix of 3rd-6th graders. my co-teacher wanted me to talk about cookies and different shapes. i have images of popular(?) american cookies, ingredients, what can be in a cookie (ie choco chips), what you can put on them (ie frosting, sprinkles), etc. one of the slides has a youtube link to Cookie Monster talking about different shapes.

a follow up game i did was Slap game. i drew different shapes on the board (triangle, square, star...) and split the class of 15 in 2 teams and had each team start at a different side of the line of shapes. the first student at each side then 'slaps' the shape on the board and says what it is. they continue until they meet and do 'rock paper scissors' to determine who gets to continue. loser goes to the end of their line and the person behind them has to start all over. winner can keep going until they lose rock paper scissors.

another game i did was a quasi-pin the tale on the donkey. i made a cookie monster head, taped it to the board, blind folded students and had them try and place a paper cookie in his mouth. all in all, it was a fun lesson

Offline zminus2

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Re: Cookies
« Reply #1 on: January 03, 2014, 05:32:46 PM »
For winter school grades 3, 4 and 5, I filled 80 minutes with cookies. I took that cookies ppt and modified it, removed the game part. Showed them examples of cookies, asked a few questions, blah blah blah, then went over the cookie recipe. Grades 3&4 we did the gap-fill together. Grade 5 did it by themselves then we checked the answers. Then they had word searches. (I copied the recipe and the word searches back to back.) After the break, we made the cookies (I brought in my toaster oven). While the cookies baked (about 10 minutes), the younger kids played jenga while I cleaned up, and the older kids cleaned up for me (and learned how horrible it is to clean up peanut butter with ice cold tap water). That took up the majority of the 80 minutes.

Easy recipe. Peanut butter + sugar + egg.
To use less peanut butter, and to accommodate for a small class, I cut the recipe in half, which is why it says to measure out half the egg. Was perfect amount for 8 kids.