Using Cooking to Find Comfort

5/27/2020

In our Grade 7 and 8 French classes the students looked at cooking as a way to find comfort and community during these strange and uneasy times.

The classes met in their respective kitchens via Google Meets and followed a set of French directions, led by their teacher.

Together, students measured, mixed, cooked and decorated traditional French crêpes. They used whatever delicious ingredients they wanted including chocolate, fruit and whipped cream. Before the students ate together, they were invited to take a nice photo of their creation to share with their teacher.

It was a fun way for them to learn new vocabulary as well as learn how to cook a traditional French meal. It’s no doubt their creations tasted as great as they looked!

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