Reading a Recipe | Reading Comprehension Worksheet + Digital Activity

This Recipe Comprehension resource is one you can use over and over again in your classroom for every recipe, dish, and food you make. The resource is structured to have students reflect on and answer questions about the recipe they’ve completed. When students have questions about the recipe, this worksheet is a handy visual for them to refer to. Sometimes I have students review the recipe comprehension sheet a day ahead of time, create a copy to send home, and then students will bring the sheet along the recipe creation process. Ideas for use: Before and after making food, 1:1, small group, whole class, combination of independent reflection then partner and group share, send home with student for home communication, collect in student binder across the school year, continued reflection and cooking across the school year in discussion around different recipes. Across Ages: Our resources are made with images and icons that support learners across elementary, middle, high school, and into adult day programs. Students of any age can use this particular resource while still finding it age-respectful. Across Support Needs: Use with students across a wide variety of support needs. We’ve included visuals and multiple-choice options to increase student engagement and responses for those who need it, as well as, spaces for students who write more. You can email us at hello@autismgrownup.com if you have any feedback, questions, and/or requests for resources.   What's Inside? Resource Guide About the Resource Using the Resource Resource Walkthrough Recipe Comprehension - Full Page Printable Worksheets 2 pages Multiple questions per page – differentiated to be more visual + multiple-choice -> writing Post-cooking reflection Recipe Comprehension - Digital Activity in Google Slides + PPT 35 slides Differentiated to be more visual + multiple-choice -> writing Post-cooking reflection Preview Click here to preview the resource.