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video moves too fast i made these videos wordless because i expect the speech pathologist or special educator to narrate the steps my videos are without distracting faces no text on the screen and shot from a first person viewpoint there is background music and you can mute it these are great for life skills instruction and for use in special education classrooms too i have just started these videos and plan on doing even more one thing that has surprised me is that my students don t know what butter is some of them call it cheese anyway i d love to hear your suggestions for more videos that i can use with my students thank you latest update on my life july 29 2017 mrs q mrs q if you were wondering what i ve been doing over the past few years and you are also interested in going all the way back to how i started the project i recently sat down for an interview on the food blogger pro podcast it s been a rough road for me since i started the fed up with lunch project truth be told but i decided to share my story because i wanted others to stop wishing for a viral moment to happen in their lives it s kind of disturbing the lengths people go to in an attempt to have something they do go viral for some going viral is a wonderful thing but for others there is a price to be paid you can listen to my interview on the podcast from the food blogger pro website but if you are interested in food blogging in general you can subscribe to the food blogger pro podcast on itunes and my episode is 107 thanks for your support over the years it has meant so much to me don t forget that you can still keep up with me on my instagram account sarahwuslp or follow along on my speech therapy blog speechisbeautiful com i m also on pinterest sarahwuslp where i share lots of pins about speech therapy and educational topics so keep that in mind keep up with me january 31 2017 mrs q featured mrs q hello i m sorry i ve been absent from this website for way too long but i m still out there i m available for hire for freelance projects writing gigs and remote positions or chicago based and if you want to keep up with me here s how i m blogging at speechisbeautiful com which i started almost three years ago now working with bilingual students with special needs doing speech therapy has been a passion of mine since i graduated with my masters in 2006 i have a teacherspayteachers store where i sell speech therapy materials in english and spanish i m on instagram sharing beauty and inspiration i m on pinterest sharing recipes speech therapy ideas and quotes i still post sporadically on the fed up with lunch facebook page sharing food news tidbits i also post on the speech is beautiful facebook page with news about education speech therapy special needs communication and bilingualism i m on twitter i m highly political on there fyi and i m always available by email sarahwuslp at yahoo dot com let s stay in touch 3 guest blog sowing the seeds of success low to no cost tips for teachers and parents to get kids excited about food july 7 2016 guest blogs featured mrs q sowing the seeds of success low to no cost tips for teachers and parents to get kids excited about food by rob glass rob is a spanish teacher in maryland a jamie oliver s food revolution ambassador and an avid amateur chef summer is almost at an end and the school year will be here again before you know it although there have been many massive steps forward regarding school lunch in the past few years there is still a long way to go and as a teacher myself and advocate for kids everywhere i also think one of the most important things we can do as a community is make sure that kids are getting positive reinforcement and making good choices both in and out of school although school food reform might seem like a daunting task there are several steps you can take at home and in your community although part of this will be written from a teacher s perspective many of these ideas can be implemented at home too 1 make food fun and something to look forward to we re learning that the more engaged and involved kids are with food the more likely they are to try it there s plenty of ways to do this as a parent or educator at home assign easy jobs at dinnertime such as peeling or chopping that uses an age appropriate knife and make your kids part of the dinner process when it s seasonally appropriate go to a local farm or farmer s market seeing the food being grown makes it more exciting and interesting and once again more likely to be tried or tasted some farms will even offer tours or have farmers come out and do a kid friendly craft or give a kid friendly explanation even better is a pick your own farm a kid who picked his own apple or took strawberries right off the vine will be much more excited than one that came from the store another highly effective technique is to offer small choices at dinner time but instead of choosing between carrots and french fries offer the choice between carrots and squash this way your kid is still taking control of their choices but you re also giving a positive exposure to healthy foods 2 turn food into a science math reading lesson as we move deeper and deeper into common core at least in maryland integrating a wide variety of sources and techniques to enhance everyday learning has become the key food is the perfect springboard for this for science have kids look at the benefits of eating certain foods vs others or have them track how much exercise they would have to do to burn off a certain food in my spanish class we look at the myhealthyplate and create menus that integrate all of the food groups plus the essential vitamins and minerals with advanced classes i ve also had them do calorie counts they re practicing the language but also thinking critically enhancing categorization skills and thinking of food from a different perspective for a math lesson even the youngest kids can still help count how many of a certain item you need to make a meal older kids can help with measurements stirring a certain amount of times or following your instructions for turning on the oven or setting the stove to the right heat after the meal is ready kids can help portion out servings practicing fractions while also learning what a real serving size should look like even with english and language arts there s plenty of things you can do especially for younger kids and picky eaters have them use their 5 senses to describe a food they like and a food they don t like you can also use this to have them try new foods describing them as similar in texture or similar in smell giving them a gateway will make them much more likely to try it and if your child is reading a book in school or for summer reading try finding references to food that the characters like and make it with her i will always fondly remember reading stone soup in elementary school and at the end of reading it each student brought in a different food that we mixed all together to try it was a very memorable lesson even 20 years later 3 get involved with a local gardening cooking club or make your own and finally it s always good to work in a group see if your area has a kid s gardening club or cooking club already in place many libraries churches or schools will offer summer programs usually at no to low cost these groups provide a chance for your kids to see their friends while also learning healthy habits and having fun and if you can t find something start something i m now going on year 2 of having a cooking club at our public library and we usually have anywhere between 15 30 signups each month each new student is a new student reached out to and a positive influence on the community it always makes me happy when someone comes back next month and said that they made something with their family or couldn t wait to go home to talk about it blogging over there may 31 2016 mrs q featured mrs q hi friends i just wanted to let you know that if you want to keep up with me i m blogging at speechisbeautiful com a lot more frequently in fact i try to blog about once a week it s my speech therapy blog and i find it a lot easier to generate ideas because it s what i ve been doing for 10 years you can also check me out on instagram com sarahwuslp i m posting at least once a day i ve gotten into pinterest too pinterest com sarahwuslp how fun is it on pinterest right also you can get on my email list i m also available for hire feel free to pitch me something i m open to many different possibilities or roles here s my email sarahwuslp at yahoo com thanks so much sarah basic pasta carbonara for a family of four march 5 2016 eat at home recipes featured mrs q one of our favorite recipes is pasta carbonara it s easy to throw together and kids love it here s how we make it 12 oz of gluten free pasta preferably corn based 2 tbsps olive oil 8 oz of chopped pancetta or bacon chopped small 2 eggs lightly beaten pinch of salt 1 3 cup parmesan boil water and add lots of salt to keep the gluten free pasta from sticking when the water reaches a roiling boil add pasta in a separate pan heat olive oil and add all of the pancetta i like it crispy so i fry it for a long time in a small bowl beat the two eggs add a pinch of salt and set aside drain pasta after 10 minutes depends on package directions add noodles back to the empty but hot pot and then pour the two eggs over the pasta stirring so the eggs coat the noodles then drain the pancetta thoroughly and add it to the noodle mixture stir and add the parmesan cheese serve immediately and enjoy basic pico de gallo salsa for one family february 22 2016 recipes featured mrs q i spent most of my adult life being too intimidated to attempt making salsa how crazy is that thankfully i figured it out and i make it as frequently as i can my husband and my older son who is seven love it my three year old son will not even try it but when i was i child i didn t like tomatoes so i m hoping that he will change many recipes i ve found online are for large families i developed this recipe for a small family or maybe just one person basic pico de gallo salsa 3 roma tomatoes medium organic if possible 1 2 onion 1 2 lime juice only 1 2 bunch of cilantro salt dice tomatoes and onions put into a large bowl chop up cilantro and don t worry about the stems you can eat them squeeze the juice of half a lime all over the mixture add salt stir mixture and serve with organic corn chips nature s farm camp february 4 2016 gardens guest blogs featured mrs q today s guest blog is written by tim magner he is a children s book author food educator and dynamic teacher while visiting more than 100 schools as a children s book author tim got an up close look at what kids were eating he created truck farm chicago a farm on wheels project that connected kids to food for three years currently he s camp director at nature s farm camp and his cooking partner with the kids table tim hails from chicago s north shore and also taught skiing to kids in colorado golf in north carolina and was a camp counselor in georgia he s tutored with several organizations served on a local school council and was a board member at the academy for global citizenship from a scene at a high school on the west side of chicago no flipping way that is not a tomato shrieked a young teen as she pulled off her blindfold i hate tomatoes and this tastes awesome i want another what do you mean they were domesticated in central america i thought tomatoes came from italy said a nearby student from another kid a few minutes later reading the ingredient list ferrous sulfate thiamin mononitrate riboflavin folic acid even though the student had eaten flaming hot cheetos as a daily ritual the words came out awkwardly note it takes several minutes to read the entire ingredient list we had brought truck farm chicago our bio dieseled power farm on wheels for a few lessons for three seasons and more than 200 visits petunia as we called the truck was a useful prop that lent itself well to food related programming we received plenty of compliments from adults who would often say it s great you re getting kids to learn to make better choices the question we kept asking ourselves is it enough often pulling out of the school parking lot we d debate is it right to ask the kids to make better food choices when the odds are stacked against health despite an uproar from parents and community members who care about health cheap pizza and fries loaded with fat sugar and salt remain the de facto choice in cafeterias for many nachos and cheese are the breakfast of choice when chips and soda are ever present and just pocket change what is a ten year old going to choose kids consume empty calories processed food from the industrial system because it s cheap nearly addicting and brilliantly marketed the costs like pollution toxins and diet related diseases such as diabetes and hypertension are ignored or come later it got me thinking in an ideal world good clean fair food would be the de facto choice schools would source directly with local farms the kids would know the farmers and vice versa and food would be integrated into their education as opposed to on the side and separate from their daily subjects outside of school families would have the time energy skills and money to cook each meal would support the health of people economies communities and ecosystems potlucks would happen all over the place was i dreaming clearly there are obstacles but what about an interim solution that would help remove obstacles and create leverage to make change could we create a place that showed what s possible well it came to us after one particular visit us was elena marre of the kids table cooking partner in our truck farm to kids table school programming and me as teachers were shepherding kids back to class one of the students said i want more of this more farming and more cooking so nature s farm camp was born it s a chance to fully immerse kids in all things food a summer camp where food is at the center of programming where delicious nutrient dense local food is the de facto where kids craft each meal and get to explore different tastes and textures the classroom is the kitchen and so are the farm fields and so are the forest and the creek where the kids roam and explore we welcome children from all over chicagoland offering scholarships and financial aid to as many as possible we re only embarking on our 2nd season of nature s farm camp but have begun talking with other summer camps about how to integrate local nutrient dense food into their food service better yet the usda hired a full time staffer who s sole responsibility is evolving and growing the farm to school program for the midwest whoo hoo here s to making awesomeness for all kids the de facto if you would like to support the mission email tim and elena info naturesfarmcamp com posts navigation older posts food 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