2wks Schemes Ass
2wks Schemes Ass
Class Information
Girls Boys
Assumed knowledge: Learners are familiar with common cooking methods for example boiling, steaming, frying
Introduction: Briefly discussing reasons for cooking Learners to respond to the teacher on
food.Asking learners about their experiences the reasons of cooking food
(5 minutes) of knowledge of cooking food
Lesson Body:(20
minutes)
Teacher leads the discussion on reasons for In turn learners contribute their ideas on
stage 1 cooking food reasons for cooking food
Whole class
discussion
Groups prepare a brief explanation on
reasons for cooking food.
Group discussions dividing students into
stage 2 small groups, giving each group workcards
with methods of cooking. Assigning each
Group discussion group to have their reasons for cooking of Monitoring
food.
Conclusion:
5 (minutes) The teacher to ask learners to give a Learners to give a summary of key points
summary of key points discussed during the discussed during the lesson, giving
lesson. reasons of cooking food.
Homework
WEEKLY AIM:
Group Work
Preparing
toasted bread
and grilled
tomato
15Novembr Do not Step by step Combe J. m.
overcrowd demonstration (1986).Economical recipes for
Fried frying pan with Secondary School. Pp 27-52.
chicken oil On preparation
of fried chicken Media
Boiled Rice Monitor oil and boiled rice
temperature Recipe cards
for maximum Group Work
Realia on equipment and
efficiency
On preparation commodities used in
frying
of fried chicken preparation of fried chicken
Handling of and boiled rice and boiled rice
raw chicken following the
safely to avoid recipe
cross Chalk board with important
contamination notes
40 minutes
GENERAL INDIVIDUAL
1 Green
1 Green
Practical
EVALUATION
All learners were present during lesson time and the lesson also started in time. Most of the lesson objectives were covered. The
media used was effective as it helped the teacher to meet some of the lesson objectives and made it easy to identify and recognise
methods of cooking.
STRENGTH
Students demonstrated a good understanding of the importance of cooking food for food safety and nutrition. Most students
recognized various cooking methods, including boiling, steaming and roasting. Class participation and engagement were high, during
the practical session. Most students achieved perfect doneness for fried eggs and toasted bread. Class teamwork and
communication were excellent.
WEAKNESSES
Some students struggled to explain the methods of cooking. Some students struggled with heat control, resulting in overcooked or
undercooked food.
SUGGESTIONS
Teacher to encourage learners to practice cooking at home. Teacher to provide more visual aids to illustrate cooking methods.