🏠 Life SkillsGrade 1Lesson 11
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Make a Simple Snack (No Heat)

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What you will learn

  • 1Wash your hands and ask a grown-up before you start
  • 2Pick a snack that needs no heat and no knife
  • 3Make a no-cook snack on a plate
  • 4Clean up when you are done
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Mini Lesson

A snack is a small bite of food. You can help make one. It needs no heat and no knife.

🏠 The Life Skills Way (step by step)

  • CLEAN HANDS: wash your hands first.
  • ASK: a grown-up says OK.
  • PICK: choose a no-cook snack.
  • PLATE: use a plate and a spoon.
  • CLEAN UP: put things away.

🍌 No-Cook Snack Ideas

  • YOGURT: add fruit a grown-up cut.
  • CRACKERS: put cheese on top.
  • BANANA: peel it by yourself.
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No knives. No stove, oven, microwave or toaster. A grown-up does those jobs. Ask a grown-up before you share food.

Words to know

snack

A small bite of food between meals.

e.g. I have a banana for my snack.

no-cook

Food you can eat with no heat.

e.g. Crackers and cheese are a no-cook snack.

peel

Take the skin off a fruit.

e.g. I peel my banana.

clean up

Put things away and wipe the table.

e.g. I clean up after my snack.

Four snack steps: wash, ask, pick, plateMy snack: wash - ask - pick - plate🧼Washclean hands👍Aska grown-up says OK🍌Pickno heat, no knife🍽️Platethen clean up→→→
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💡 Handy Tip: eat your snack over the plate. The crumbs land on the plate, not the floor.

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