Engage students in creative food safety and sanitation lessons and activities that
utilize the latest classroom technology: apps! The best educational apps for teaching
food safety are included in this collection filled with lesson plans for teachers,
teaching resources, and fun games based on both free and paid apps for Apple and Android
devices.—Publisher
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