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Very Berry Smoothie

Very Berry Smoothie

Support hands-on food learning with this berry-filled smoothie recipe. As students blend strawberries, raspberries, yogurt, and milk, they practise food skills. The temperature of frozen fruit, the texture of yogurt, and the bright contrast between sweet and tart berry flavours offers a great opport[...]

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Mango Mania Smoothie

Mango Mania Smoothie

Bring a burst of tropical flavour to your classroom with this Mango Mania Smoothie. Made with simple ingredients like mango, yogurt, and milk – and optional toppings like cinnamon or cardamom – this recipe supports food skills such as measuring and blending while encouraging learners to explore text[...]

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Peanut Butter Banan-za Smoothie

Peanut Butter Banan-za Smoothie

This creamy smoothie combines bananas, chia seeds, yogurt, peanut butter, and milk – perfect for building classroom food skills like measuring and blending. Easily adapt the recipe by using seed or no-nut butter in place of peanut butter for a school-safe, nut-free alternative that’s just as delicio[...]

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Banana Berry Bliss Smoothie

Banana Berry Bliss Smoothie

This Banana Berry Bliss Smoothie is a fun, flexible way to explore food skills in the classroom. This teacher-ready resource includes visual step-by-step instructions and a video demonstration, making it easy for students to measure, blend, and taste their creations. 

 

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Tropical Green Smoothie

Tropical Green Smoothie

Learners blend pineapple, banana, milk, yogurt, juice, and spinach or kale in this smoothie that supports sensory learning and food curiosity. 

 

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Feel like switching it up? You can trade the milk for kefir, yogurt, or skim milk powder and water – great ways to try different[...]

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Blueberry Blast Smoothie

Blueberry Blast Smoothie

This smoothie supports food literacy through hands-on preparation and ingredients including blueberries, pineapple, spinach, milk, and yogurt. With customizable ingredients, clear visual steps, and a helpful video, it’s a download worth saving for any teacher looking to build food literacy through f[...]

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Berry Good Smoothie Bowl

Berry Good Smoothie Bowl

More than just a recipe – this smoothie bowl is a canvas for creativity. With teacher-friendly instructions, this activity guides learners through basic food prep skills and then invites them to create their own design with toppings. It’s an easy, engaging way to bring food exploration and visual ar[...]

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