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Life Skills Nutrition and Mealtime Skills - Special Education
Life Skills Nutrition and Mealtime Skills - Special Education
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Help your students learn about healthy food choices, food groups, balanced meals, nutrition labels, drinks, snacks, and mealtime communication with this life skills nutrition unit for special education. This resource gives students visual and structured practice with everyday food choices, healthy vs sometimes foods, food labels, asking for snacks or water, trying 1 bite, and saying “no thank you” in real life situations.
What’s Included
Adapted Books
- Healthy and Sometimes Foods
- I Eat Healthy Foods
- What’s in My Food
- My Plate
- Nutrition Facts
- Trouble at the Party
Assessments
- 2 quiz options
- Data sheets
- Teacher observation sheets
Craft
- My Plate craft
- Several options to fit different student needs
File Folders
- Food Groups
- My Plate
Games
- Bingo
- Grocery Dash
Worksheets
- 20 worksheet pages
- My Plate
- Food Groups
- Healthy Food Choices
- Food Labels
Mini Books
- I Eat Healthy Foods
- My Plate
Posters and Visuals
- Food Groups
- Nutrition Facts
- Food Labels
- My Balanced Plate
- Healthy vs Sometimes Foods
- Drink Choices
- Ingredient Label
- Food Pyramid
- Balanced Plates
- Making Food Choices
- Colorful Foods
- Healthy and Sometimes Foods
- 9 additional classroom visuals
Social Narratives
- Asking for a Healthy Snack
- When I Am Hungry
- Saying “No Thank You”
- Asking for Water
- Trying 1 Bite
Sorting Activities
Each sorting set includes 2 versions with black and white options, prompts, and no prompts.
- Healthy Drinks vs Sugary Drinks
- Food Groups
- Healthy Snacks vs Treats
Task Cards
- Healthy Foods
- Nutrition Labels
- Everyday vs Sometimes Foods
- Food Choice Scenarios
Task Mats
- Large food group sorting mats
Vocabulary Cards
- 24 real image vocabulary cards
- 24 clipart vocabulary cards
Additional Supports
- Parent letter
- Token boards
- Whole group lesson materials
Great For
- Life skills lessons
- Nutrition units
- Food group practice
- Healthy choice lessons
- Mealtime communication
- Small group work
- Whole group lessons
- Centers
- IEP goals
- Home practice
Perfect For
- Special education classrooms
- Autism support programs
- Functional life skills instruction
- Early learners
- Students working on food choices and daily living skills
- Students who need visual support and repetition
Help your students build food awareness, mealtime communication, and daily living skills with nutrition activities that are clear, visual, and easy to use in your classroom.
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