Food Safety - Capstone Project Presented by Sophia Kang, Touro University Nevada

Kick off your cooking curriculum with one of the most important topics—Food Safety! This lesson bundle introduces students to the proper handling, storage, and checking of food for freshness, providing them with the tools to stay safe and confident in the kitchen. 💪

🎉 New on Boom Cards! 🛒🍽️
The Color-Coded Chef is now on Boom Cards—bringing life skills to life with digital lessons that teachers and students will love!  

Testimonial from a Mom and how her daughter uses The Color-Coded Chef cooking kit.

Guest blogger Gina Baldwin, M.S., CCC, Speech Language Pathologist from App2Speak https://app2speak.com

Food brings people together, but it can pose significant challenges for some. Whether it's a food allergy or an intolerance, understanding the differences and accommodating these needs is essential for creating inclusive cooking and dining experiences.

The holiday season is here, and there’s no better time to get into the kitchen and create delicious memories with your students or family! 🎄🍪

Are you looking for a quick, tasty treat that both kids and adults will love? Our Easy Fruit Dip recipe is here to save the day. With only a few ingredients and minimal prep time, you’ll have a delicious dip ready in minutes!

Being able to get to work reliably, and to get to work on time is a large barrier that can often change what an Individual with a Disability’s work choices and locations can look like. Many times parents and guardians are willing to twist themselves into pretzels to be the main transportation, and while the heart is there, that’s not viable long term. Freak accidents will happen, illnesses will happen,

Looking at ways you can support your individual NOW for competitive employment.

In the world of work, clean is king! Aside from the typical thought process of hygiene, showering, dressing, and brushing teeth, sneaky Independent Living joins the party too. 

Many individuals with disabilities have medications that require ongoing specific usage to perform at their best; therefore, managing medications is an important part of successful employment.