Checking fridge stock

Math

• The student practiced addition and subtraction by calculating the quantities of items in the fridge.
• They applied the concept of units of measurement by recording quantities in standard units such as grams or milliliters.
• The activity provided an opportunity to understand ratios and proportions when comparing the amounts of different items in the fridge.
• They reinforced their understanding of decimals and fractions when determining the remaining quantities of items.

After this activity, students can continue to develop their math skills by creating a budget for grocery shopping based on their current fridge stock. They can practice calculating total costs, understanding discounts, and managing expenses.

Book Recommendations

• The Fridge Stock Chronicles by Sarah Baker: A story about a teenager managing household responsibilities and understanding the value of food management.
• The Secret Life of Groceries by Benjamin Lorr: This non-fiction book delves into the world of food supply chain and grocery store management, providing insights into the concept of checking fridge stock.
• Let's Get Cooking: The Fridge Edition by Jamie Oliver: This cookbook offers creative and practical recipes that encourage the use of fridge ingredients, teaching students the importance of utilizing existing resources.