Hanukkah doughnuts: interpret practical instructions | 11–14 years

Worksheet on interpreting practical methods using a recipe format, a scientific method and integrated instructions

Convert instructions for making sufganiyot doughnuts between a recipe format, a scientific method and integrated instructions with this festive resource for Hanukkah. This activity is designed to develop skills in interpreting different forms of instruction, identifying advantages and disadvantages in the different forms, and/or converting between different forms. It can be used flexibly to meet one or all of the following learning objectives.

Interpret different forms for communicating practical instructions.
Convert practical methods between different forms.
Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of different forms of practical instruction.

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