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Foods and Nutrition 1 Mrs. Johnson. Blog - http://stajohnson.wordpress.com/ Email - ____________________________ I WILL GIVE YOU AND YOUR PARENTS WEEKLY E-MAIL UPDATES. Bell Quiz Unit 1 Quiz #1. Find Bell Quiz #1 Carefully read the questions and then find the best answer. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Foods and Nutrition 1           Mrs. Johnson

Blog - http://stajohnson.wordpress.com/Email - ____________________________

I WILL GIVE YOU AND YOUR PARENTS WEEKLY E-MAIL UPDATES

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Find Bell Quiz #1 Carefully read the questions and then find the

best answer. Yes, you may write on this This is a QUIET first 5 minutes of class. I will

take roll during this time. Yes, you may use your study guide, but NOT

your neighbor. You will help me correct this so be prepared with

the correct answers. Keep this Bell Quiz the ENTIRE SEMESTER

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Below are the eight Pathways in Family & Consumer Sciences Education:Child Development

Consumer Economics Services

Family and Human Services

Fashion Design, Manufacturing and Merchandising

Food Science, Dietetics and Nutrition

Food Service and Culinary Arts

Hospitality Services

Interior Design

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Family Career and Community Leaders of America is the only student organization with the family as its central focus

We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.We face the future with warm courage and high hope.

For we have the clear consciousnessof seeking old and precious values.For we are the builders of homes,

Homes for America's future,Homes where living will be the expression

of everything that is good and fair,Homes where truth and love and security and faith

will be realities, not dreams.

Find out more at utahfccla.org

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Not a punishment, but a means to organization.

If there is a problem with your seat, please let me know.

This will be your seat the entire semester.

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Cereal Necklaces Tie a cereal on to the end of the yarn Thread cereal on to the yarn. Tie the yarn when you are done. Wear, share, or eat your necklace!

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The focus of the Food & Nutrition 1 (Food & Fitness) class is to provide understanding about the principles of nutrition and a healthy lifestyle. I have adopted the philosophy, “Experience is Necessary”. As we cover the subject areas: Kitchen Management & Sanitation, Food Guide Pyramid & Dietary Guidelines, Food Preparation, and Nutrients, I want students to have “hands-on” experiences that will further their knowledge and growth of Food and Nutrition.

Students will be expected to: Think of this place as your job. What is expected and

acceptable on the job is the same for this class.

FIRST EXPECTATION = print off and sign the disclosure statement and human sexuality formFoods and Nutrition 1 Blog and Disclosure

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Class will include: daily reflections, children’s book and song evaluations, speakers, assignments, tests, child care experiences, observations, projects, group work, a NOTEBOOK, and CTE state competency test

Each student will come to class prepared with paper, writing utensil and a class notebook. I will not supply these.

Students are responsible for all information and work presented in class whether here or not.

Check assignment board often for assignments, due dates, and personal progress

There is a $_________ class fee - covers cost of extra experiences. Worth ________________ points. If this is not paid, you will have an “F”.

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GET INVOLVED! This class is not a student lounge. When

you are here you will participate, work, learn, and have fun. If lounging about is more appealing than participating, I encourage you to find a lounging class.

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Your paycheck for this class will be the grade that you receive. Just as you don’t receive money for not working, the same applies in class. Your grade is your choice.

Limited extra credit will be given for those who are all caught up with assignments, please do not ask for it.

Becoming a member of FCCLA, doing well on your state final, and hanging onto your vouchers.

Grading is as follows: See RUBRIC 93 - 100 A 90 - 92 A- 87 - 89 B+ 83 - 86 B 80 - 82 B- 77 - 79 C+ 73 - 76 C 70 - 72 C- 67 - 69 D+ 63 - 66 D 60 - 62 D - 59 - 0 F

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Since most of the learning and assignments take place in class, attendance is a necessity

The school attendance policy will be followed

Make-up work will be given for excused absences. Students have until the next EO hour ends to make up work.

10% penalty for all make-up and late work –whether excused or not.A voucher must be attached to all make-up / late work or it will not be accepted.

Missed class? Visit the my class blog or online classroom.

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Due to the numerous hands on experiences, group work, and activities done in class, it is necessary for each student to remain in control of and be responsible for their actions and talking.

First 5 minutes of class are for roll and bell quiz. Last 5 minutes are set aside for questions and handing in late or make-up work.

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*YELLOW* tell a hobby you enjoy doing *BLUE* tell about your favorite

restaurant and why *ORANGE* tell about your favorite food *RED* tell about your favorite movie and

why *BROWN* tell about your favorite thing

to do on during the summer *GREEN* tell what you are excited for this

year at Northridge High

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Students are expected to be on time

So as not to get marked absent, LATE students are to sign the tardy sheet before going to their seat.

More than 15 minutes late equals an absent.

A voucher can cancel out a tardy

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To be considered on time, work is to be handed in at the beginning of class or when called for.

Make PRIOR arrangements or provide Pre-notification if you know you will be absent because work is still due on the due date/final acceptance date whether you are here or not.

Late work will be accepted until the date of final acceptance for the unit.

A 10% penalty will be enforced upon all late/make-up work whether excused or not.A voucher must be attached to all late work and make-up work or it will not be accepted.

Each student will receive 4 assignment VOUCHERS per quarter. This can be used for hall passes, tardies, 2 make-up or late work, or saved for 5 extra credit points each at the end of the quarter.

No sloppy, untidy, no-name, or otherwise substandard work

will be graded.

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Demonstrate proper measuring & preparation techniques

Demonstrate kitchen safety procedures Demonstrate sanitation techniques Evaluate a personal dietary intake according

to dietary guidelines & FGP Prepare a complex carbohydrate food product Prepare a protein food product Prepare a vitamin or mineral food product

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School rules and procedures will be followed and enforced.Dress code, electronic devices, ID tags…..

Outside food and drink are only to be brought to class on Food Day Fridays.

Citizenship will be marked as follows “H” can be earned by students who are considerate of

others, helpful, interested, follow class rules, are responsible, high percentage, and promote the success of the class.

“S” can be earned by students who follow class rules, are not disruptive, medium percentage, and have no more than 2 tardies/absences.

“N” will be given for inappropriate or disruptive behavior, for less than full effort, low percentages, and 4 tardies/absences

“U” will be given for beyond inappropriate or disruptive behavior, cheating or helping to cheat, and for 5 or more tardies/absences.

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► Due To recent concern regarding the Family Education Right to Privacy Act (FERPA), I am letting you know that the student’s assignments might be corrected by other students, under the direction of the teacher. Students are advised that confidentiality and honesty are of the utmost importance. Any violation of such will be dealt with administratively.

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The attached Human Sexuality consent form must be signed by yourself and your parent/guardian, regardless of your age, before you can participate in human sexuality instruction, Baby Think it Over, and the State competency test.

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I have read and understood this disclosure statement and, even though I may not agree with it, I will comply with all of the requirements and policies.

- Print it off - Sign It - Bring this portion back to class for

_______ points.

Foods and Nutrition 1 Disclosure

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Function and Use

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Drains liquid Has larger holes

than a strainer

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Large triangular blade

Wide at handle and narrow at the tip

Used for slicing, cutting, chopping and dicing

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Serrated or saw-tooth edge

Used for cutting breads

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Protects counter when cutting and chopping food

For proper sanitation it should be made of plastic instead of wood

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When using in an oven, reduce the temperature 25 degrees

Can be any shape

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A small bowl at the end of a long handle

Used for dipping hot or cold liquids from a pan

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To cut in shortening

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Used to lift and turn flat foods

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To Peel or cut small food items

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Spoon with holes Used to take solids

out of liquid

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Wire mesh Separates liquid

from food Usually has small

fine holes

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Has a rubber end Used to scrape out

foods from bowls, measuring cups, etc.

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Long flat spatula with a straight edge

Used for leveling Also used to frost

cakes etc.

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Used to grip and lift hot foods

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A tool used to take off the outer surface of vegetables and fruits

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Used for blending, mixing, stirring, beating and whipping

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A tool used to shape and flatten dough

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A tool used for mixing ingredients

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Used to break up clumps. It adds air to the flour and gives it more volume. It makes it easier to incorporate other foods and liquids into sifted powders.

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A tool designed to sliver or shred food easily

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A tool used to beat eggs together. Also, used to incorporate air into egg whites to form a foam.

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Used to channel liquids or fine-grained substances into containers with a small opening.

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A pan in which muffins or cupcakes are baked.

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Dry Measuring Cups: Used to measure dry ingredients.

Liquid Measuring Cups: Used to measure liquid ingredients.

Measuring Spoons: Used to ingredients at a small amount.

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A tool used to place freshly baked items on so they will cool faster.

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A tool used to collect juices and transfer them elsewhere.

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Used to measure the temperature of the object they are named after

Meat, refrigerator or oven thermometer

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