Foods I & II
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First Quarter
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CONTENT (General) |
CONTENT (Specific) |
ASSESSMENTS |
ILLINOIS LEARNING STANDARDS |
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Clean & organize the kitchen |
· Organize kitchen utensils & appliances · Know & apply principles of cleaning the kitchen |
Physical work cleaning the kitchen is graded as the final exam |
21A4c 22A3c |
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Review measurement, cooking terms, equip. & cooking methods |
· Know & explain how to measure food · Identify kitchen equipment by specific name · Convert measurements to an equivalent measure · Recognize cooking terms and be able to use the terms found in recipes · Know and be able to apply various cooking methods
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WS Cooking terms WS Cooking methods Contest – Cooking equip.
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Review Safety & Sanitation principles |
· Know and apply safety procedures in the kitchen · Know and apply sanitation procedures in the kitchen |
Test – covers all review
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21A4c 22A3c |
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How Food Affects Life |
· Recognize the trends in food · Create a reduced fat recipe from an original · Each kitchen makes either a low fat or original recipe · Evaluate the difference in texture, flavor, & appearance of low fat vs. original recipe · Discuss factors that influence food habits |
Revised recipe graded Lab: Compare low fat to original recipe |
21A4c 22A3c |
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How Food Affects Life |
· Explain how the search for food led to the development of civilization · Identify various foods prepared by early American colonists & prepare a colonial dish |
Test: How Food Affects Life Lab: Colonial food |
21A4c 22A3c |
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Early food habits of colonists Regional cuisine of the USA |
· Trace the development of cuisine of the United States
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Lab: Regional Soup Dish |
21A4c 22A3c |
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Regional cuisine of the USA |
· Prepare foods that are representative of the seven main regions of the United States and identify their origins |
Test: Regional American Food |
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Cereal Unit |
· List a variety of cereal products |
WS: How to cook rice |
21A4c 22A3c |
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Cereal Unit |
· Describe how heat & liquids affect starches · Prepare cooked breakfast cereals, rice, and pasta |
Lab: Rice recipe of choice |
21A4c 22A3c |
Second Quarter
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CONTENT (General) |
CONTENT (Specific) |
ASSESSMENTS |
ILLINOIS LEARNING STANDARDS |
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Finish cereal unit Bread unit Cakes, cookies, pies, & candy unit |
· Review cereal unit · Describe how to select & store baked goods · Explain the function of ingredients in baked products · Prepare quick breads and yeast breads · Discuss gluten development and the interaction of ingredients as they apply to cakes, cookies, and pies · Prepare shortened and unshortened cakes, one of the six types of cookies, and pastry · Prepare crystalline & noncrystalline candies |
Lab: Homemade noodles Test: Cereals Lab: quick breads Lab: yeast breads Test: breads Lab: cake Lab: pie Lab: cookies Lab: candy Test: Cakes, cookies, pies & candy |
21A4c 22A3c |
Third Quarter
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CONTENT (General) |
CONTENT (Specific) |
ASSESSMENTS |
ILLINOIS LEARNING STANDARDS |
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Clean & organize kitchen Cookie unit |
· Organize kitchen utensils & appliances · Know and apply principles of cleaning the kitchen · know the different types of cookies |
Physical work cleaning the kitchen is graded as the final exam worksheet: cookies |
22A3c |
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Cookie unit Cake unit |
· Demonstrate techniques of unusual and world famous cookies · Differentiate between the various types of cake · Understand the principles of cake preparation · Introduce cake decorating principles |
Lab: Cookies |
21B4 21A3a 21A4c |
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Cake Decorating Unit |
· Practice various cake decorating techniques to improve skill level |
Grade each technique in lab |
21B3 21A3a |
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Cake Decorating Unit |
· Practice various cake decorating techniques to improve skill level |
Grade each technique in lab |
21B3 21A3
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Cake Decorating Unit |
· Members of each lab decorate one cake |
Decorated cake graded |
21B3 21A3 |
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Meat Unit |
· List factors affecting the selection of meats · Describe how to properly store meats to maintain their quality |
Worksheets graded |
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Meat Unit |
· Describe the principles and methods of cooking meat · Apply the principles of cooking meat by preparing a meat recipe in lab |
Lab: Meat |
21B3 21A3 |
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Meat Unit Pork Unit |
· Students apply knowledge about meat by taking a test · Introduce the Pork Unit by showing a video from the National Pork Producer's Association · Literature and recipes from the Monroe County Pork Producers Association are given to students · Students will begin making a power point presentation on one aspect of pork and pork cookery |
Test Chapter 13 Meat |
21B3 21A3 |
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Pork Unit |
· Research pork information and cookery and prepare a power point presentation · Students relay the information learned by presenting their power point project to fellow students |
Power Point Presentation graded |
3B3a 1C4c |
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Pork Unit |
· Prepare breakfast meal using pork products · Prepare 2 simple pork recipes in lab |
3 labs using pork |
21B3 21A3 |
Fourth Quarter
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CONTENT (General) |
CONTENT (Specific) |
ASSESSMENTS |
ILLINOIS LEARNING STANDARDS |
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Foreign Food Unit: Latin America Europe Mediterranean Middle east & Africa |
· Identify the geographic, climatic, and cultural factors that have influenced the food of Latin America · Prepare foods native to Latin America · Identify the geographic, climatic, and cultural factors that have influenced the food of Europe · Prepare foods native to Europe · Identify the geographic, climatic, and cultural factors that have influenced the food of the Mediterranean · Prepare foods native to the Mediterranean · Identify the geographic, climatic, and cultural factors that have influenced the food of the Middle East & Africa · Prepare foods native to the Middle East & Africa |
Lab: Latin America Test: Latin America Lab: Europe Project: Students report on 1 country in Europe Test: Europe Lab: Mediterranean Test: Mediterranean Lab: Middle East & Africa Test: Middle East & Africa |
21A4c 22A3c 5C3b |