TLE-HECK10PGD-III-25: LM Cookery Grade 10 Pp. 290-294
TLE-HECK10PGD-III-25: LM Cookery Grade 10 Pp. 290-294
TLE-HECK10PGD-III-25: LM Cookery Grade 10 Pp. 290-294
Performance Standard
The learner independently demonstrates core competencies in cookery as
prescribed in the TESDA Training Regulation.
Code: TLE-HECK10PGD-III-25
Specific objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students must be able to;
II – CONTENT
MARKET FORMS OF POULTRY
III – LEARNING RESOURCES
Materials: Laptop, projector, video, pictures
References: LM Cookery grade 10 pp. 290-294
Preliminary activities
Prayer - Stand up and pray
Checking of attendance
- Say present if your name is - Say present ma’am
called
A. Activity
Review/Motivation: - Possible responses
-
What can you say about the picture? - Picture shows about a different cut
of chicken.
Guide Question
1. What is the difference between - The difference between the whole
whole poultry and live poultry and live poultry is the
poultry? whole poultry is no longer alive.
2. What are the market forms - The market forms of poultry are
of poultry? live poultry, whole poultry,
3. Why is it important to choose dressed poultry, ready to cook
chickens that are healthy? poultry.
- It is important to choose chickens
that are healthy so that the
nutrients that comes from the
chicken remains as constant.
C. Abstraction
Activity
E. Assessment
In a ½ crosswise of paper answer the
following:
1. It is one of the market forms
of poultry which is the most
available form in the market.
2. Which of the following
market forms of poultry that
are chilled/frozen?
3. These market forms of poultry
that are usually available in the
groceries.
4. In selecting live poultry in
market what should be
observed?
Answers key:
1. Dressed poultry
2. Drawn Poultry
3. Ready to cook
4. Healthy alert and well feathered
V. Remarks
VI. Reflection
No. of learners who earned 80% in
the evaluation
No of learners who require
additional activities for
remediation
Did the remedial lesson work?
No of learners who have caught up
with the lesson.
No. of learners who continue
require remediation
Prepared by:
DEDINA H. SANICO,
Ph.D.
Master Teacher I