All about me Mrs. Crandall Things I like to do Cooking Sewing Snowmobiling Wake boarding Horseback riding.

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All about me Mrs. Crandall

Things I like to do Cooking Sewing Snowmobiling Wake boarding Horseback riding

Places I’ve Been Wyoming & Sage Valley

More places: Europe Hawaii Lake Powell Skyline Drive

FOOD & FITNESS Requirements $10.00 fee Folder with pencil & paper A Smile

Class Outline Management & Sanitation –Equipment – function & use –Safety – cuts, burns, shock –Sanitation – food-borne illness, prevention –Abbreviations –Equivalents (3 tsp. = 1 Tbsp.) –Measuring –Food Preparation Terms

Class Outline Dietary Guidelines & Food Pyramid

Grains Nutrients Labs Recommended Servings

Vegetables & Fruits Nutrition Demonstrations recommended

Milk, Yogurt, Cheese Recommended Nutrition labs

Meat, Poultry, Fish, Eggs, Recommended Nutrition Labs

Stay in assigned Unit Be prepared with pencil & paper Leave classroom cleaner than you found it Do not leave classroom until ok’d by teacher Consequences: Cleaning jobs

Grades Grades are assigned according to Points earned in: Labs Assignments Quizzes 5 HOME PRODUCTS Demonstration (2 nd Term)