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Daily Lesson Plan: at The of The Lesson, The Students Should Be Able To
Daily Lesson Plan: at The of The Lesson, The Students Should Be Able To
That’s good to hear. (students are arranging their chairs and picking the
pieces of papers under the chairs)
Before you seat down, please pick up the
pieces of dirt under your seats and arrange
your chairs properly.
d. Checking of attendance
e. Recall/Review
Before we proceed to our next lesson, let’s
have a review.
Anybody?
On how to prepared sandwiches.
Yes, Matthew
Yes, Jayda
Who am I
Who am I.
ENGAGES
"Crush or False”
This will test your knowledge on how
sandwich is being assemble
(students listening to my instructions )
State your answer, if the statement is true
you answer will be crush, if the statement 1. Crush
is wrong your answer will be false. 2. Crush
1. Portion control have an impact to 3. Crush
the sandwich making. 4. Crush
2. Garnishes such as lettuce leaves 5. Crush
should be separated.
3. Meats should be sliced and
proportioned by weight.
4. Portion scale used to measure the
weight in making sandwich.
EXPLORE
Video presentation
(The students are excited to watch the video)
EXPLAIN
Bar Cookies
Just as their name implies, bar cookies are
cookies readied and cut into bite-sized bars and
sometimes bite-sized squares. Baked in a shallow
pan, they can be firm or soft, depending on your
preference. Also, they can have various bases,
toppings, or fillings. A good example is the fudgy
chocolate brownie cookies.
2. Molded Cookies
3. Drop Cookies
5. Refrigerator Cookies
These cookies include pinwheels cookies, icebox
cookies, cornmeal cookies, and butter cookies.
They are made by forming the dough into several,
long even rolls about 2 inches wide. These rolls
are then wrapped in plastic wrap, aluminum foil,
What is the importance of knowing the or wax paper and then chilled before being baked.
different types of cookies? This results in more flavorful cookies with a
luscious butterscotch flavor, plus a thicker and
chewier texture not to mention a browner look.
Yes Kyla
7. No bake cookies
don't require the use of an oven. They are technically not
a type of cookie. They are usually very rich and more like
a candy.
ELABORATE
Criteria
Content 30%
Creativity 20%
Co-operation 15%
Presentation. 25%
Yell. 10%
Total. 100%
EVALUATE
Multiple choice: Write the best letter
according to the definition was given.
1. Are usually round and formed by
rolling the dough with your hands.
a. Dropped cookies
b. Molded cookies
c. Pressed cookies
2. Another type of cookies where the
dough is rolled or cut out to make it
beautiful cookies.
a. Dropped cookies
b. Molded cookies
c. Rolled cookies
3. It is a types of cookies where the
dough should be soft enough to put
through cookie press.
a. Pressed cookies
b. Molded cookies
c. Rolled cookies
4. The cookies is slice bake and put
into refrigerator the dough before it
bake.
a. Refrigerator cookies
b. Molded cookies
c. Rolled cookies
VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who earned 80% on the
formative assessment.
B. No. of learners who require additional
activities for remediation.
C. Did the remedial lessons work? No. of
learners who have caught up with the
lessons.
D. No. of learners who continue to require
remediation.
E. Which of my teaching strategies
worked well? Why did these works?
F. What difficulties did I encounter which
my principal or supervisor can help me
solve?
G. What innovation or localized materials
did I use/discover which I wish to
share with other teachers?
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