At Home Learning August 2021
August is National Sandwich Month! Take a bite out of some of our favorite educational activities related to sandwiches and lunch.
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Welcome to our At Home Learning Page! Here we have agriculture and farming book suggestions and activities you can do at home. These activities do not build on each other and can be done in any order.
August is National Sandwich Month! Take a bite out of some of our favorite educational activities related to sandwiches and lunch.
Help Pre-K thru Kindergarten learners explore healthy eating with the My American Farm game "Load the Lunchbox<\/a>."<\/p> Sequencing is an important skill in all school subjects! In this free education.com<\/a> activity, your learner practices sequencing will going through the steps to make a PB&J sandwich!<\/p> Do this activity<\/a> from the "How Did That Get in My Lunchbox? Educator 's Guide". In this K-2 lesson, students fill up their lunchboxes with healthy and balanced lunches.<\/p> Print out this lesson<\/a> from the "PB&J Hooray! Educator 's Guide" and practice shapes by making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich!<\/p> For older learners, check out this fun algebra sandwich lesson<\/a>! "Make" a sandwich with each piece of the sandwich representing a step in the algebra problem.<\/p> In this Purple Plow Puzzler<\/a> design a school cafeteria menu- for lunch and breakfast- for one month, using MyPlate nutritional guidelines! <\/p> Book Recommendations<\/p> PB&J Hooray!<\/a><\/p> How Did That Get in My Lunchbox?<\/a><\/p> Grow Your Own Sandwich<\/a><\/p> Right This Very Minute<\/a><\/p> From Wheat to Bread (Who Made My Lunch?)<\/a><\/p> From Milk to Cheese (Who Made My Lunch?)<\/a><\/p> From Grapes to Jelly (Who Made My Lunch?)<\/a><\/p> Bonus! Soup and sandwiches often go together for a nutritious meal. Take learning further by reading Who Grew My Soup?<\/em><\/a> and the accompanying blog post "Where does soup come from?<\/a>"<\/p>","language":"html"}