Can a cookbook save your life?
We need food to live, but are we making the best choices when it comes to nutrition? A healthy, well-balanced diet can help people achieve optimal health and reduce the risk of illness. In this project, students will learn to make healthier choices by diving deep into the world of nutrition. Students will use their creativity to design and test healthy recipes. They will think like dieticians, using data to improve on their delicious designs. Finally, they’ll present their nutritious dishes to a live audience and create a cookbook to sell for a charitable cause.
Imagine if thousands of students just like yours, all around the country, made small changes to improve their lifestyles. It could add up to an incredible force for good!
What’s included in your project?
Project Supplies
Each Blue Apple Project comes with free supplies to get you started!
Free Supplies Included
- Chef Hat Cardstock
- Chef Hat Tissue Paper
- Gregory, the Terrible Eater by Mitchell Sharmat
- Healthy Track Cards
- Star Stickers
What do you need to provide?
- Glue or Glue Sticks
- Measuring Cups & Other Cooking Tools
- Stapler
- Student Foods from Home
- Student Nutritional Labels from Home
- Transparent Tape
- 42 Grams of Pure Lard (optional)
- I Will Never Not Ever Eat a Tomato by Lauren Child (optional)
- Flamin’-Hot Cheese Crunches or other high-calorie/high-fat snack (optional)
- Glue or Glue Sticks
- Measuring Cups & Other Cooking Tools
- Stapler
- Student Foods from Home
- Student Nutritional Labels from Home
- Transparent Tape
- 42 Grams of Pure Lard (optional)
- I Will Never Not Ever Eat a Tomato by Lauren Child (optional)
- Flamin’-Hot Cheese Crunches or other high-calorie/high-fat snack (optional)
Each Blue Apple Project Includes:
- Engaging lessons designed to make learning memorable, meaningful, and fun
- Curated online resources to save you time searching for content
- In-person, virtual, and hybrid options for all learning environments
- Cross-curricular mini-lessons in English-Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Social-Emotional Learning
- Videos and contact info provided by real-world experts willing to meet with your students
- Opportunities to collaborate with other classrooms doing the same project
- Free project supplies to get you started right away