Culinary Arts Scope and Sequence: SLE Readiness, Summaries of Culinary Arts

Course / Grade Content: Students will be able to participate in learning new concepts based on Culinary Arts Skills as well as Pre- work readiness skills.

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Scope and Sequence
Course / Grade Title: Culinary Arts/ SLE Readiness
Course / Grade Content: Students will be able to participate in
learning new concepts based on Culinary Arts Skills as well as Pre-
work readiness skills. Some of these skills will address Safety in
both the home, school and in the community. Skill building
through the use of fine motor, math, science, organizational and
workplace readiness. Prevocational skills will also be introduced,
through on hands activities. Assessment will be obtained through
different modalities; demonstration, visual and verbal as well as
skills assessment tools.
Student Activities
What will students
do to demonstrate
their learning?
What cross-content
integration is there
with literacy?
(Include CCSS for
History, Science,
and the Technical
Subjects where
applicable)
Assessment(s)
What common
assessments
(formative and/or
summative) will be
used to measure
student progress
and achievement?
(These may remain
the same or require
minimal changes
for subsequent
units)
Differentiation
How will the
curriculum,
instruction, and
assessments be
accommodated to
meet the needs of
each student?
(These may remain
the same or require
minimal changes for
subsequent units)
Big Ideas / Topics
/ Key Concepts
Essential Standards
(Include the SMP
for Math)
Food Safety
Washing Hands
Kitchen safety with
use of utensils and
appliances
Keeping self-clean.
Keeping area clean
Cross-content career
planning
Workplace readiness
Use of technology and
other tools
Critical thinking decision
making ,problem solving,
Self -management skills
Washing Hands
Keeping hands and hair
away from food while
preparing. Keeping
food area clean. Wiping
tables, counters (pre-
work).
Demonstration of hand
washing, modeling and
practice for each
activity. Demonstrating
wiping tables counters
etc.
Differentiating washing
hands and wiping
counters tables in all
settings. Accommodating
for all needs. Teaching
through visual modeling
and use of cues.
Assessment will be
obtained in all areas.
Encompasses waiting
for food to cook.
Waiting to load the
bus. Waiting for an
activity to begin.
Waiting in Line in the
Community.
Self-management skills
Workplace readiness
Safety principles
Waiting for something
to begin. Waiting for
food to be cooked
before eating. Prepping
food and waiting to eat.
Following all directions
by waiting and then
completing the task.
Then moving onto the
next step.
Accommodating through
visual, verbal cues.
Differentiating by using
the
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Course / Grade Title: Culinary Arts/ SLE Readiness Course / Grade Content: Students will be able to participate in learning new concepts based on Culinary Arts Skills as well as Pre- work readiness skills. Some of these skills will address Safety in both the home, school and in the community. Skill building through the use of fine motor, math, science, organizational and workplace readiness. Prevocational skills will also be introduced, through on hands activities. Assessment will be obtained through different modalities; demonstration, visual and verbal as well as skills assessment tools. Student Activities What will students do to demonstrate their learning? What cross-content integration is there with literacy? (Include CCSS for History, Science, and the Technical Subjects where applicable) Assessment(s) What common assessments (formative and/or summative) will be used to measure student progress and achievement? (These may remain the same or require minimal changes for subsequent units) Differentiation How will the curriculum, instruction, and assessments be accommodated to meet the needs of each student? (These may remain the same or require minimal changes for subsequent units) Unit Name / Number of Days or Weeks / Time Period Big Ideas / Topics / Key Concepts Essential Standards (Include the SMP for Math) Unit 1:Food Safety Food Safety Washing Hands Kitchen safety with use of utensils and appliances Keeping self-clean. Keeping area clean Cross-content career planning Workplace readiness Use of technology and other tools Critical thinking decision making ,problem solving, Self - management skills Washing Hands Keeping hands and hair away from food while preparing. Keeping food area clean. Wiping tables, counters (pre- work). Demonstration of hand washing, modeling and practice for each activity. Demonstrating wiping tables counters etc. Differentiating washing hands and wiping counters tables in all settings. Accommodating for all needs. Teaching through visual modeling and use of cues. Assessment will be obtained in all areas. Unit 2: Waiting and Preparing Encompasses waiting for food to cook. Waiting to load the bus. Waiting for an activity to begin. Waiting in Line in the Community. Self-management skills Workplace readiness Safety principles Waiting for something to begin. Waiting for food to be cooked before eating. Prepping food and waiting to eat. Following all directions by waiting and then completing the task. Then moving onto the next step. Accommodating through visual, verbal cues. Differentiating by using the

Course / Grade Content: Student Activities Assessment(s) Differentiation Unit 3 Pre-Work Readiness: wiping, washing,mixing,cut ting,spraying,brush ing. Washing items;utensils,dishes. Using spray bottles in both cooking and for work readiness (dusting products, Windex) Use cookie cutters and blunt knife or safety knife, use of scissors. Self-management Critical thinking Workplace readiness Safety principles Problem solving Use of utensils cutting cookie cutters, safety knives. Washing and drying items. Naming utensils or any items used (window cleaner etc.) Following directions, naming, and proper usage of items through demonstrations. Differentiation at home school and the community of various items and tasks. Unit 4 Pre-Work Readiness/ Culinary Arts Breaking scooping, peeling, opening Use of additional items that are used in a variety of settings Self-management Safety principles Problem solving Workplace readiness Use of potato peeler. Break an egg. Scoop out cookie batter or ice- cream, avocado. Cutting items, use of cutting board. Using the item appropriately and with skill. Completion of task with the use of each item. Differentiation at home school work etc. Unit 5 Unit 6 Unit 7

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