Tips: inclusive classroom cooking
Use this one-page tip sheet to help neurodiverse students join in cooking and food activities. The proposed strategies can help create a more welcoming and supportive experience for everyone in your class.
Food and cooking activities can be powerful learning tools. They involve many sensory experiences, including textures, smells and sounds, which can be overwhelming for some learners. The tip sheet offers practical strategies to help make food activities more accessible. You’ll learn how to:
- Partner with families
- Support sensory differences
- Create a calm environment
- Break tasks into small steps
- Offer predictability and choice
- Support communication differences
- Redefine success
- Start small and build confidence
Looking for more detail on this topic? We partnered with Inclusion NB to provide detailed guidance, classroom examples and links to free, ready-to-use resources. Read the full InclusionNB article.
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Tips: inclusive classroom cooking
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