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Session Plan (Clean and Maintain Kitchen Premises)
Session Plan (Clean and Maintain Kitchen Premises)
Learning Outcomes:
a. clean, sanitize and store equipment;
b. clean and sanitize premises; and
c. handle waste and linens.
A. Introduction
The lesson covers the skills, knowledge, and attitudes on cleaning and maintaining kitchen, food preparation and
storage areas in commercial cookery or catering operations.
B. Learning Activities
1. GOOD Modular/ The students will be The students will Compare your CBLM in 1 hour
HOUSEKEEPIN Self-Paced asked to read lessons answer Self- answer with the COOKERY
G PRACTICES embedded in Check 1.1.1 Answer Key NCII
Information Sheet 1.1.1 page 3-4
1.1.1 on Good
housekeeping
practices
2. EQUIPMENT Modular/ The students will be The students will Compare CBLM in 1 hour
SANITATION Self- asked to: - Read the answer the Self- answer with the COOKERY
PROCEDURES Paced lesson information check 1.1.2 Answer Key NCII
1.1.2 on the 1.1.2 page 4
Procedure in
Sanitation of
equipments
Demonstra The teacher will The students will Evaluate CBLM in 2 hours
tion/ demonstrate the be asked to performance COOKERY
Return- procedure in perform Activity using a NCII
Demo sanitation of 1.1.2 Performance page 5
equipments Criteria
Checklist
3. PROPER Modular/ Read lessons The students will Evaluate CBLM in 1
DISHWASHING Self-Paced embedded in perform performance COOKERY hour
TECHNIQUES Discussion Information Sheet techniques of using a scoring page 6
1.1.5 on techniques proper rubrics.
of proper dishwashing
dishwashing
1. TYPES OF Modular/ Read lessons relative Answer Self- Compare CBLM in 8 hours
SANITIZERS AND Self-paced to Information Sheet check 2.2.1 answers with the COOKER
DISINFECTANTS 2.2.1 Answer Key Y NCII
2.2.1 page 9-11
A. Assessment Plan
1. Written Exam
- Formative Exam
- Summative Exam
2. Post Test
3. Performance Test
- The students must be able to clean and sanitize kitchen tools in accordance with prescribed standards.
As each of the above activity is completed, the students will document the action performed. (in writing in their
respective record book or journal) for assessment purposes.
Overall, the lesson was a success. I addressed students by name and used information about them.
Unfortunately, I spent so much time on the sessions presentation stage that we had to rush the other activities. I believe I
had a good lesson.