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TMDI LESSON PLAN IN TVL 11

School ALORAN TRADE HIGH SCHOOL Grade Level Grade 11

Teacher GWEN A. SALABSAB Learning Area TVL- Agri- Fishery


Time and May 18, 2023 Quarter 4th Quarter
Date

I. LEARNING COMPETENCY
Identify the Different Types of Food Packaging on Processed Foods Products

II. CONTENT
Food Packaging on Processed Foods Products

III. LEARNING RESOURCES


A. References

 Competency Based Learning Material, Internet

B. Materials
 Powerpoint Presentation, Handouts, Pictures

IV. PROCEDURES

Preliminary Activities
1. Prayer
2. Checking of Attendance
3. Classrooms Rules

Learning Episode 1

A. MOTIVATION

1. Today, we will identify the different types of Food Packaging.


2. It is important to identify the different types packaging to protects the food from
external elements, contamination, heat, physical damage, and much more.
3. At the end of the lesson, you are going to identify the different type of Food
Packaging.
B. PROBE & RESPOND

Review of previous Lesson


 What are the tools and equipment used in Food Packaging ?

Learning Episode 2.
Modeling

Types of Food Packaging

1. Aseptic Processing - Aseptic packaging is made of a paper and aluminum mixture with
a layer of polyethylene. It’s used for foods that need to stay sterile, such as:
 Milk
 Drinkable products containing milk
 Liquid eggs
 Processed foods that require long periods of preservation time
2. Boxes - Boxes are one of the most common types of food packaging. They can be made
with wood, corrugated fiberboard or metal, making them more resistant to damage.
They’re commonly used for foods like:
 Cereal
 Frozen pizza
 Snack crackers

3. Cans - Cans are steel or thin metal containers coated with tin to prevent corrosion.
They’re best at preserving food and protecting it from the light since the container is
opaque. Cans are used for many foods, such as:
 Vegetables
 Fruit
 Soup
 Meats
 Gravy
4. Cartons - Cartons are made from corrugated cardboard and can be coated with plastic
or paraffin for durability against moisture. They’re available in many food packaging
styles, including:
 Egg cartons: These containers have egg-shaped molds that keep the egg protected
during transport.
 Aseptic cartons: This variety has the carton material designed for aseptic properties.
It’s used for drinks like juice and milk.
 Folding cartons: Folding cartons are made as flat cardboard pieces to be assembled by
the food manufacturer.

5. Wrappers - Wrappers are thin plastic packaging that protects the food from the
environment. They’re used for individual items, such as:

 Candy
 Granola bars

A. Guided Pratice: Group Game


Directions: The class will be divided into three (3) groups. Each group will be given one
envelope and inside of it are puzzled picture of the examples in Food Packaging. So, all
you have to do is to paste the picture on the manila paper and post it to the board and
identify what type of food packaging in the picture.
PICTURE 1:
PICTURE 2:
PICTURE 3:

B. Independent Practice:
I. Directions: Identify the different types of Food Packaging.
Note: The teacher will show a picture and identify what types of food packaging using different
pictures.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Learning Episode 4: Evaluation


Directions: Identify the different types of Food Packaging

1. It is a thin plastic packaging that protects the food from the environment. They’re used
for individual items.

2. It made from corrugated cardboard and can be coated with plastic or paraffin for
durability against moisture. They’re available in many food packaging styles.

3. It is a steel or thin metal containers coated with tin to prevent corrosion. They’re best at
preserving food and protecting it from the light since the container is opaque.

4. One of the most common types of food packaging. They can be made with wood,
corrugated fiberboard or metal, making them more resistant to damage.

5. It is made of a paper and aluminum mixture with a layer of polyethylene. It’s used for
foods that need to stay sterile.

ASSIGNMENT/PROJECT
Directions: Create your own food Packaging applying the different types of it.

Prepared by:
GWEN A. SALABSAB
Applicant

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