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9th-12th Grade Creative Foods Class

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Yum Yum Cook Book

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A cookbook publisher Yum Yum has contacted the school and wants our help creating a multi-culture cookbook to share with families. The publisher wants the cookbook to include the cultures of Mexico, Italy, Greece, and Thailand. Yum Yum wants the reader of the cookbook to have an understanding of why it is important we learn about other cultures in our American everyday life. Why is it important to incorporate other cultures in America? How can we do this in our everyday food? 

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To create a cookbook informing the reader why it is important to incorporate different cultures around the world in our everyday American diet. The cookbook will be filled with multi-culture meal plans and information about each of the cultures you collect recipes from.  

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1. You will be assigned to a team of 4 studentsWith the knowledge you already have, as a group, create a page describing why it is important to study other cultures, and how

other cultures foods play a role in our everyday American food. 2. Once you finish your intro page you need to each pick one of

the countries to research, Mexico, Greece, Italy, Thailand3. Once you have picked a country you need to start to gather

information about the countries culture.Search for information on the websites listed below your country.

Mexicohttp://www.kwintessential.co.uk/resources/global-etiquette/mexico-country-profile.html

http://www.everyculture.com/Ma-Ni/Mexico.html 

Greecehttp://www.everyculture.com/Ge-It/Greece.html

http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/resources/global-etiquette/greece-country-profile.html

Italyhttp://www.kwintessential.co.uk/resources/global-etiquette/italy-country-profile.html

http://www.everyculture.com/Ge-It/Italy.html

Thailandhttp://www.kwintessential.co.uk/resources/global-etiquette/thailand-country-profile.html

http://www.everyculture.com/Sa-Th/Thailand.html

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5.Once you finish your informational page, you are going to create a dinner plan with food eaten from your country. Each dinner plan should provide a recipe for a drink, appetizer, main course, and dessert. Listed below are websites you can find recipes at.http://find.myrecipes.com/recipes/recipefinder.dyn http://recipefinder.nal.usda.gov/ http://www.tasteofhome.com/  

6. Type up the recipes and use publisher to create a layout of your recipes for your cookbook page.

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4. Create an informational page on your country’s that shares: 1. Where your country is located 2. History of your country 3. What types of food are eaten in your

country 4. Examples of food we have in

America adapted to our everyday dining 5. Holidays and celebrations 6. Any other interesting information

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7.Collect all the different informational pages and recipe pages from your group and create a cookbook. Each Cookbook should contains:1.title page2. table of contents3.Introduction of why different cultures are important to incorporate in America4. 4 cultural information pages5. 4 complete meal plan pages (each meal plan contains the drink recipe, appetizer, main course, desert recipe). 8. Next lab day you are going to cook a mealusing something different from each culture. For example a drink from Mexico, Appetizer from Greece, Main Course from Italy and desert from Thailand9.Turn in a lab sheet, make a Shopping list, and come to class prepared to cook. 10. Make your meal and turn in Cook Book.  

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EvaluationPresentation of Cook Book Cookbook is colorful, organized and

catches the eye

 

  Table of Contents (2 points)  

  Introduction Page (2 points)  

  4 Information pages (2 Points)  

  4 Recipe Pages (2 Points)  

Introduction Page Page gives an explanation of why is it important to incorporate other cultures in America? How can we do this in our everyday food? (10 points)  

 

Information Page You will be graded on your individual page

 

  Countries Location (3 points)  

  Countries History (3 points)  

  Countries Food (3 points)  

  Holidays and Celebrations(3 Points)

 

  Other interesting Facts (3 points)  

Recipe Page You will be graded on your own recipe page 

 

  Drink Recipe (3 points)  

  Appetizer Recipe (3points)  

  Main Course Recipe (3 points)  

  Desert Recipe (3 Points)  

Lab Grade See normal Lab grade sheet 50 points

 

Group Precipitation 5 points  

Total 100 points  

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You have officially created a cookbook using publisher and become informed about 4 different cultures. You understand how different cultures play a role in our everyday food. You cooked and ate new dishes from different cultures besides your own. 

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Include a link back to The WebQuest Page and The WebQuest Slideshare Group so that others can acquire the latest version of this template and training materials.

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http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/resources/global-etiquette/http://www.everyculture.com/http://find.myrecipes.com/recipes/recipefinder.dyn http://recipefinder.nal.usda.gov/ http://www.tasteofhome.com/  Microsoft Clipart  

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A webquest for 9th-12th grade Creative Foods Class

Designed by

Nicole Nelson nnelson@rams.colostate.edu

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Aim This web quest was made to get students to think about how other cultures have an impact on the foods we eat today. The history of where some of our favorite dishes come from. It makes students think about why it is important we learn about other cultures to understand our everyday food. Also, it makes students work as a group to create an end product together.   Rational

It is important to understand the food we eat in America comes from different cultures teaching us to appreciate other parts of the world. It helps the understanding that we all bring pieces to the world we live in today. We all work together has one.  

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Audience grades 9th-12th grade, 28 students, 90 minute block classes PrerequisitesStudents need a background on the importance of different cultures Students need to know how to use Microsoft publisher.Students need to know how to fill out shopping list, lab job sheet, and cook in kitchens. Subject Matter Studying Food from other cultures  

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There are no Colorado state standards for a foods class Measurable ObjectivesStudents understand how to incorporate foods in meals from other cultures.Students teach others about different cultures Students create a creative writing projectStudents are using the highest level of Bloom’s Taxonomy Creating a cookbook, and playing the role of a writer. 

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The Process (Teacher)Day 1 (90min)Have students come to computer lab and log on to web quest.Have students explore the web quest for a few minutes and answer any questions the students have Break students into groups of 4 ( remember they are cooking together to so try to pick students that will work well together) Have students work in groups writing their introduction page on cultures and their impact on our everyday food. (45 min)Have students pick one of the 4 countries to researchLet students work as you walk around the room answering questions. Day 2 (90 min)Again let students work on finding their recipes and culture information (60 min)Have students work in group to turn in lab sheet and shopping list by the end of class (15 min)Have students collect each others work and assemble cookbook together(15 min)Remind students their cookbook is due at the end of next classAfter School go to the store and buy the food listed on students shopping list Day 3 (90 min) Lab day, have students cook and prepare food (90 min)Turn in cookbooks before they leave class Go around the room and ask the students what they are cooking? Why they decided to cook the dishes they are cooking?What is their favorite dish? All the technology you need to know as a teacher to teach this web quest is how to create pages using publisher.  

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Materials Computer labComputer for each student Color Ink Cooking supplies  

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Over View of Assessment/Evaluation Students are graded on their creative skills and their presentation of their book. It is a project worth 100 points. 50% of the project comes from the cookbook it’s self where the other 50% is the actual cooking lab and group work.Cook Book Evaluation Lab Evaluation  

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Open and print off teacher Script word document to know step by step how to teach this web quest  

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Students learn the importance of different cultures in our everyday food. It is an opportunity to use technology in a foods class besides just cooking.

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List here the sources of any images, music or text that you're using. Provide links back to the original source. Say thanks to anyone who provided resources or help.

List any books and other analog media that you used as information sources as well.

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