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Lesson Plan For Grand Demo FINAL
Lesson Plan For Grand Demo FINAL
2016
School Florita Herrera Irizari National High School Grade 9
Level
Detailed
Teacher Hannah Lorraine A. Hontanosas Learning TLE Cookery 9
Lesson
Area
Plan
Teaching Date April 24, 2023 Time 9:45 – 10:45 am
I. OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
a. Identify the four basic cutting techniquess;
b. Perform the four basic cutting techniques; and
c. Appreciate the importance of four basic cutting techniques in enhancing food appearance and palatability
of food.
A. Content Standards The learner demonstrates understanding preparing and cooking vegetable dishes,
1. Textbook pages K to 12 Home Economics Curriculum Guide May 2016 pages 17-18
Opening Prayer
Let us start our day us we meditate in a prayer. (The students will lead the prayer)
Everyone, let’s bow down our heads and feel
the presence of God.
Classroom Management
Earlier, I let you pick pieces of printed
vegetables. There is cucumber, carrots, red bell (The students who got the cucumber will raise their
pepper and garlic. May I know those who got hands)
Cucumber?
Greetings
- “Good morning Mrs. Hontanosas!’
Good morning class!
- “We’re fine ma’am.”
How are you today?
That’s good!
Checking of Attendance/Health Check
Secretary: “None ma’am.”
Ms. Secretary, who are absent today?
Good to hear that all of you are present today.
Secretary: “Ma’am all of us has a normal
Secretary, kindly tell us your report.
temperature and our hands are now clean.”
Thank you Ms. Secretary so you wash your
hands upon entering the room and everybody
has a normal temperature.
Classroom Norms
Kindly read our classroom norms.
Classroom Norms:
Arrange the chairs.
Do not answer in chorus, just raise your hands if
you want to answer/ask a question.
Ask permission when going out.
Participate in class activities.
Listen when there are presentations.
I hope that you will follow our classroom norms
so that we will have a smooth discussion.
CHOPPING
BOARD
- “None ma’am.”
Okay very good! I’m glad that you’ve still
remember our previous lesson. It seems that
you really internalized our previous topic. Is
there any clarification?
Okay. Let’s proceed.
B. Establishing a
purpose for the Activity 2: PICTURE ANALYSIS
lesson Now, I will flash some pictures of vegetables
and all you have to do is to analyze what is the
picture all about or what can you say about the
pictures.
Unlocking Difficulties
Before we go on with our lesson kindly take
note of those words because as we go on
with our topic we will be using this,
Two or more
All members of One member of
members of the
Cooperation the group the group did
group did not
cooperate not cooperate
cooperate
Group _, kindly present your output. (The second group will present their output)
Very good! Group _.
Congratulations!
Everybody did a great job. Let us give a NICE
clap to everyone.
D. Discussing new How did you find the activity? - “It was great ma’am.”
concepts and Have you tried preparing food at home? - “Yes ma’am.”
practicing new skills What recipe you love the most? - “Afritada ma’am, chopsuey, pancit, menudo.”
#1 When you are preparing food at home what are - “Thin strips like sticks, crushed garlic, round
the common basic cutting techniques did you cut.”
apply? - “During breakfast or every meal ma’am.”
When will be the vegetables serve? - “It’s Cube, Mince, Julienne and Rondelle
What are the basic cutting techniques? ma’am.”
Cite a specific recipe where you can apply those - “Afritada, saute garlic, salad, pancit.”
cuts. - “It enhance the beautification of the food, it
How these basic cutting techniques contribute tastes and it will cook evenly.”
to our food? - “The appearance is not good, and it has a
What are the disadvantages if we will not use possibility that the other ingredients are not cook
the appropriate cuts in preparing foods? evenly.”
What nutrients can we get by eating - “Dietary fiber, vitamin A and vitamin B.”
vegetables?
E. Continuation of What is Cutting Techniques? - “a technique where the ingredients are cut into
discussion of new uniform pieces to cook evenly and in the same
concepts leading to amount of time. Not only cook more easily, but
formative also taste better.”
assessment
The Four Basic Cutting Techniques:
1.
1. Mince
- the finest level of chopping, and is frequently
done using a food processor, or a sharp knife.
2. 2. Cube
- to cut food into pieces that are even, like a
square.
3. Rondelle
3.
- to cut round in shape, this cut is generally used
for cutting round or oval shaped veggies.
-
4. Julienne
4. - in which the food is cut into long thin strips,
similar to matchsticks.
That was the four basic cutting techniques.
When we are going to prepare this, don’t forget
to wash your hands first.
Remember, that if we are going to cut the
vegetables we need to use white chopping
board but if it is not available in your home you
can use the chopping board for meat but make
sure to wash it properly to avoid contamination.
Especially in vegetables, before cutting it we
need to wash with the running water to avoid
bacteria.
Use also a sharp knife to cut the vegetables
properly according to the appropriate cut.
We need also to wear PPE, like apron and
hairnet if you have cough, it is necessary to
wear a mask.
- “None ma’am.’’
F. DEMONSTRATION
The teacher will demonstrate the four basic cutting
techniques and sample of veggie art.
G. Developing Mastery Activity 4: REDEMONSTRATION
(Leads to formative
This time I will give you a chance to perform the
Assessment 3)
four basic cutting skills and select one member
to redemonstrate the basic cutting skills.
Group A – Mince
Group B – Julienne
Group C – Cube (The students will redemonstrate)
Group D – Rondelle
Two or more
One member
All members of members of
of the group
Cooperation the group the group did
did not
cooperate not
cooperate
cooperate
VI.REFLECTION