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Objective: Identify proper measuring techniques and amounts  Agenda:  Do Now: Measuring Walk (how would you measure?)  Measuring Notes  Test: A day-Wednesday.

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1 Objective: Identify proper measuring techniques and amounts  Agenda:  Do Now: Measuring Walk (how would you measure?)  Measuring Notes  Test: A day-Wednesday 3/2  B day-Tuesday 3/1

2 Kitchen Rotation  Step 1: What kitchen tool would you use to measure the ingredient on the counter? Write it down.  Step 2: How would you measure this ingredients (process…steps…ex. Scoop, Spoon, using a rubber scraper..etc.)  Step 3: Did we miss anything?

3 02/24 and 02/25 DURING THE VIDEO FILL IN HOW TO MEASURE THE FOLLOWING: MEASURING VIDEOMEASURING VIDEO FLOUR SUGAR BROWN SUGAR SHORTENING/PEANUT BUTTER OIL, MILK, WATER MARGARINE EGGS

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5 Announcements:  Test 2: B day 3/2  A day 3/1

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