
Culinary and FACS Lesson Plans at Your Fingertips
Engaging lessons and activities for the middle and high school classroom
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Two teachers that want to help you in your classroom! With 20 years of teaching between us, we focus on providing engaging culinary arts lesson plans and family consumer science lessons and activities to make your life easier!
We provide a free scope and sequence for Intro to Culinary, Culinary 1, and Culinary 2 courses that will help you plan your entire semester or school year.
Lessons and activities for your teaching observations that are aligned with Prostart and Family and Consumer Science standards.
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