Ratatouille Film Study Workbook | 8-Page Food Technology & Design and Technologies Resource

DESCRIPTION

Engage your students with this 8-page Ratatouille Cooking Film Study Workbook, designed to complement the Australian Curriculum: Design and Technologies and Food Technology programs. Using the popular Disney Pixar film Ratatouille, this resource encourages students to explore essential concepts of food safety, kitchen hygiene, teamwork, food presentation, cultural influences, and recipe design in a fun, relatable way.

This ready-to-use workbook integrates theory and creativity, helping students make connections between film and real-world food practices while developing critical thinking and design skills.

✅ What’s Included:

• 8 pages of student-friendly worksheets

• Food hygiene and safety activities aligned with practical kitchen practices

• Tasks on kitchen roles, teamwork, and cultural heritage in food

• Creative challenges: recipe development, food presentation, and food critic review writing

• Versatile for classroom discussion, homework tasks, or relief lessons

✅ Curriculum Links:
This resource supports outcomes and content descriptors in:

• Design and Technologies (Years 7–10): Investigating food design, evaluating food solutions, and considering sustainability and cultural influences.

• Food Technology (Stage 4/5, NSW Syllabus): Food safety, hygiene, preparation, and presentation.

• Health and Physical Education (Years 7–10): Understanding food selection, health, and the social role of food.

✅ Classroom Benefits:

• No preparation required – simply print and use.

• Encourages engagement and creativity through a popular film context.

• Suitable for Years 7–10, with scope for differentiation.

• Ideal for Food Technology, Home Economics, and Design & Technologies teachers.

Terms & Conditions

• This resource is for single teacher/classroom use only.

• Redistribution, reselling, or uploading to the internet is strictly prohibited.

• If colleagues would like to use this workbook, please direct them to purchase their own copy from Teachers Professional Development.

• You may adapt or annotate for your own classroom use but not for wider distribution.

By downloading, you agree to these terms of use.