Little Chefs, Big Lessons: Cooking to Support Early Learning
Part of 77th Annual SECA Conference
Thursday 22 January 2026·8:45 pm
This session focuses on individualized and developmentally appropriate instruction for all learners, including dual language learners and children with disabilities. Educators will explore strategies to support language development, integrate culturally responsive practices, and ensure equitable access to materials. Through hands-on cooking activities and responsive feedback, teachers will foster confidence, critical thinking, and early literacy skills, all aligned with ASELD's.
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