The document is a daily lesson log for a Home Economics class on cookery. It outlines objectives and procedures for lessons on preparing different types of appetizers over four days. The lessons cover hors d'oeuvres, chips and dips, relishes/crudites, and platter presentation. Students will learn about tools, recipes, and proper assembly and presentation of appetizers. They will work in groups to prepare samples and discuss food safety practices.
The document is a daily lesson log for a Home Economics class on cookery. It outlines objectives and procedures for lessons on preparing different types of appetizers over four days. The lessons cover hors d'oeuvres, chips and dips, relishes/crudites, and platter presentation. Students will learn about tools, recipes, and proper assembly and presentation of appetizers. They will work in groups to prepare samples and discuss food safety practices.
The document is a daily lesson log for a Home Economics class on cookery. It outlines objectives and procedures for lessons on preparing different types of appetizers over four days. The lessons cover hors d'oeuvres, chips and dips, relishes/crudites, and platter presentation. Students will learn about tools, recipes, and proper assembly and presentation of appetizers. They will work in groups to prepare samples and discuss food safety practices.
The document is a daily lesson log for a Home Economics class on cookery. It outlines objectives and procedures for lessons on preparing different types of appetizers over four days. The lessons cover hors d'oeuvres, chips and dips, relishes/crudites, and platter presentation. Students will learn about tools, recipes, and proper assembly and presentation of appetizers. They will work in groups to prepare samples and discuss food safety practices.
DAILY LESSON LOG School MAPULANG LUPA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Grade Level
IN TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION
GRADE 9 Teacher JEROME A. PERDIGON 9 Teaching Dates and Time G9 - DANIEL 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Learning Area HOME ECONOMICS G9 - AMOS 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM G9 - EZEKIEL 2:50 PM - 3:50 PM COOKERY Quarter
S.Y. 2019-2020 WEEK 5 SEPTEMBER 19-23
1st DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 I. OBJECTIVE A. CONTENT STANDARD The learners demonstrate an The learners demonstrate an The learners demonstrate an The learners demonstrate an understanding the knowledge, understanding the knowledge, understanding the knowledge, understanding the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required in skills, and attitudes required in skills, and attitudes required in skills, and attitudes required in preparing appetizers preparing appetizers preparing appetizers preparing appetizers B. PERFORMANCE STANDARD The learners independently The learners independently The learners independently The learners independently prepares appetizers prepares appetizers prepares appetizers prepares appetizers C. LEARNING COMPETENCIES a. Identify the different tools a. Identify the different tools a. Identify the different tools a. Identify the different elements At the end of the lesson 90% of the needed in preparing hors needed in preparing appetizers; needed in preparing appetizers; and principles of platter students with 80% proficiency d’eouvres; b. Demonstrate the proper use of b. Demonstrate the proper use of presentation; should be able to: b. Demonstrate the proper use of different kitchen tools and different kitchen tools and b. Prepare attractive and enticing different kitchen tools and equipment; and equipment; and appetizer; and equipment ; and c. Recognize the importance of c. Recognize the importance of c. Observe sanitary practices in c. Recognize the importance of identifying kitchen tools and identifying kitchen tools and presenting and storing appetizers. identifying kitchen tools and equipment used in the preparation equipment used in the preparation equipment used in the preparation of appetizers. of appetizers. of appetizers. TLE_HECK912PA-Ic-3 TLE_HECK912PA-Ic-3 TLE_HECK912PA-Ic-3 II. CONTENT Classification of appetizers: Classification of appetizers: Classification of appetizers: Basic principles and fundamentals HORS D’EOUVRES CHIPS AND DIPS RELISHES/CRUDITE’S in plating
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. REFERENCES 1. TEACHER’S GUIDE PAGES Page 12 Page 12 Page 12 Page 12 2. LEARNER’S MATERIAL PAGES Pages 69-75 Pages 69-75 Pages 69-75 Pages 76-78 3. TEXTBOOK PAGES 4. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL FROM IV. PROCEDURES A. REVIEWING PREVIOUS LESSON Recall the different elements and Recall the different elements and Recall the different elements and Review the different classification OR PRESENTING THE NEW principles of preparing canapé’s principles of preparing canapé’s principles of preparing canapé’s of appetizers LESSON B. ESTABLISHING A PURPOSE FOR Let the students select the type of Let the students select the type of Let the students select the type of Let the students describe how they THE LESSON hors d’eouvres according to their chips and dips according to their relishes/crudite’s according to their prepare different types of tastes and preferences tastes and preferences tastes and preferences appetizers. C. PRESENTING EXAMPLES/ Present sample recipes for hors Present sample recipes for chips Present sample recipes for Present sample platter INSTANCES OF THE LESSON d’eouvres and dips relishes/crudite’s presentation D. DISCUSSING NEW CONCEPTS Discuss the different composition Discuss the different composition Discuss the different composition Discuss the fundamentals of plating AND PRACTICING NEW SKILLS #1 of hors d’eouvres of chips and dips of relishes/crudite’s E. DISCUSSING NEW CONCEPTS Discuss the following guidelines on Discuss the following guidelines on Discuss the following guidelines on Discuss the basic elements and AND PRACTICING NEW SKILLS #2 assembling hors d’eouvres assembling chips and dips assembling relishes/crudite’s principles of platter presentation F. DEVELOPING MASTERY The students identify the parts of The students identify the parts of The students identify the parts of The students determine the (Leads to formative assessment) the hors d’eouvres the chips and dips the relishes/crudite’s different elements and principles to be observed in preparing appetizers G. FINDING PRACTICAL The students will be grouped then The students will be grouped then The students will be grouped then The students will create a platter of APPLICATIONS OF CONCEPTS assigned to prepare their hors assigned to prepare their chips and assigned to prepare their different appetizers. AND SKILLS IN DAILY LIVING d’eouvres with proper garnishing dips with proper garnishing relishes/crudite’s with proper garnishing H. MAKING GENERALIZATIONS AND Hors d’eouvres is often served Hors d’eouvres is often served Relishes/Crudités are pickled item Plate presentation is the process of ABSTRACTIONS ABOUT THE preceding a meal, they are served preceding a meal, they are served which are raw, crisp vegetables offering the appetizer to guests in a LESSON as the food at cocktail parties as the food at cocktail parties such as julienne carrots or celery stylish and pleasing manner. involving alcoholic beverages. involving alcoholic beverages. sticks. Storing salads and appetizers is one of the most important activities done after preparing them to maintain freshness and avoid spoilage. I. EVALUATING LEARNING The learners are graded according The learners are graded according The learners are graded according The students identify the different to the prepared rubrics to the prepared rubrics to the prepared rubrics elements and principles observed in their platter presentation J. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR The students can search for the The students can search for the The students can search for the The students will create a portfolio APPLICATION AND other recipes and study the other recipes and study the other recipes and study the with the compilation of their work REMEDIATION different ways of garnishing different ways of garnishing different ways of garnishing on different appetizers they appetizers appetizers appetizers presented in class. V. REMARKS Afternoon classes are suspended on July 1 ( Wednesday) due to heavy rainfall Activity will be conducted at the HE room (NB1). VI. REFLECTION A. NUMBER OF LEARNERS WHO EARNED 80% IN THE EVALUATION B. NUMBER OF LEARNERS WHO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR REMEDIATION C. DID THE REMEDIAL LESSONS WORK? NUMBER OF LEARNERS WHO HAVE CAUGHT UP WITH THE LESSON. D. NUMBER OF LEARNERS WHO CONTINUE TO REQUIRE REMEDIATION E. WHICH OF MY TEACHING STRATEGIES WORKED WELL? F. WHAT DIFFICULTIES DID I ENCOUNTER WHICH MY PRINCIPAL OR SUPERVISOR CAN HELP ME SOLVE? G. WHAT INNOVATIONS OR LOCALIZED MATERIALS DID I USED/ DISCOVER WHICH I WISH TO SHARE WITH OTHER TEACHERS?
Prepared By:
JEROME A. PERDIGON Teacher II Checked By:
CLARISSA O. DACO Noted By:
TLE Coordinator Master Teacher I RUDY FRAN FALCUNITIN Principal IV