As a member of the Culinary Arts program, students will learn all aspects of working in the foodservice industry. They will learn about the many positions needed to run a successful restaurant, bake shop or catering company and apply that knowledge in a practical, hands-on shop setting. Students will be responsible for preparing and serving food, beverages and desserts for a number of school sponsored events. All classes emphasize safety and sanitation standards required by prospective future employers. The students will learn to work together safely as well as independently, developing their self confidence. They will learn that “working with your hands” is not easy and requires knowledge and the ability to apply that knowledge. Students will have access to professional/commercial equipment and kitchen tools.
Unit | Timeframe | Big Ideas (Statements or Essential Questions) and Major Learning Experiences from Unit |
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Culinary Arts 1 | ||
Safety & Sanitation | August - September | Students will learn:
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Breakfast | September - October | Students will learn:
*This unit will include multiple project based learning assessments.* |
Fall Seasonal | November | Students will learn:
*This unit will include multiple project based learning assessments.* |
Cookies & Bars | December | Students will learn:
*This unit will include multiple project based learning assessments.* |
Yeast Dough | January - February | Students will learn:
*This unit will include multiple project based learning assessments.* |
Entree Unit | March - April | Students will learn:
*This unit will include multiple project based learning assessments.* |
Cakes | May | Students will learn:
*This unit will include multiple project based learning assessments.* |
Garde Manger / Close the shop | June | Students will learn:
*This unit will include multiple project based learning assessments.* |