American family life has undergone great changes over the last few years. Parents today are busier than ever, students are shouldering more responsibility, and everyone seems to run on different schedules. At The Reynolds Kitchens we understand that finding time for a home-cooked meal with the family can be difficult. Thats why weve teamed up with Scholastic to bring you and your students Cooking Rules! This curriculum-based program teaches a unique, time-saving technique for preparing flavorful, healthy meals. Best of all, theres no clean-up.

Packet Cooking with Reynolds Wrap® Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil is a simple method that will help students develop cooking confidence. The programs lessons and recipes are tools for teaching Consumer and Family Sciences curriculum concepts that translate into life skills for young adults today and when they start out on their own.

We hope you will integrate these lessons into your curriculum today. To learn more about Packet Cooking with Reynolds Wrap Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil and other great tips, visit The Reynolds Kitchens web site at reynoldskitchens.com.
 
 

Students can enter the
Dinners a Snap(shot)! Contest
and show us what dinnertime really looks like.

Entry deadlines:
November 23, 2000, first semester;
April 15, 2001, second semester.
See Contest Rules and Official Entry Form.

Food and Nutrition
 Food preparation & safety
 Meal management

Consumer Education
 Consumer decisions
 Consumer purchases

Food and Nutrition
 Nutrition & Health

Health Education
 Balanced nutrition & food selection
 Identifying specific nutritional needs

Consumer Education
 Consumer decisions
 Consumer purchases

Individual and Family Development
 Personal & family responsibility

Health
 Identifying specific nutritional needs

Food and Nutrition
 Meal management
 Food preparation

Enter to win