Measuring in the Kitchen
by Boom Boom Resource Room © 2026
Price: $3 USD
Subjects: lifeSkills,specialed
Grades: 9,10,11,12
Description
Connect functional math with daily living skills in this picture-supported kitchen measuring lesson for high school special education and transition learners. Students identify measuring cups and spoons, compare tablespoon and teaspoon units, match tools to recipes, read liquid levels, fill and level dry measures, count simple portions, clean spills, and store tools. Includes 55 cards: 5 instructional cards, 25 choose-the-picture questions, 15 multiple-choice questions, and 10 true/false questions. Native clickable image choices and answer buttons provide immediate correct/incorrect feedback, with varied answer positions. Short sentences, separate cartoon illustrations, and image descriptions support age-respectful practice in functional reading, practical fractions, cooking, meal preparation, home independence, and kitchen routines. Use for teacher-led instruction, small groups, or supported independent review. Learners should check the marked unit on real tools and follow recipe directions; illustrations do not replace exact measurements. Adjust tools, prompting, and supervision to individual needs.