Krystle Gremaud
Family Consumer Sciences/FCCLA
Clinton High School
Clinton, MO

Fruits
Unit 2, part 1

C-layer: Select one 10 point assignment AND the 20 point assignment.

Points Possible Unit Objective Assignment

** indicates a required assignment

Your

Points

Oral Defense
 
10
 
1,2
Print “Fruits” notes from class website and complete during class lecture.    
 
10
 
1,2
Complete chapter 16 study sheet.    
 
20
 
1,2,3
**Fruit Power Point & Presentation (see attachment).    
 

B-Layer: Select 1 of the following.

Points Possible Unit Objective Assignment

** indicates a required assignment

Your

Points

Oral Defense
 
 
50
 
 
3
** With your kitchen group, complete the unit lab.
  • Pre-planning
  • Lab
  • Follow-up

Absent: complete lab at home. See Mrs. Gremaud for the lab papers.

   
 
30
 
3
** Fruit taste testing lab
  • Evaluated and describe the appearance, texture & taste of various fruits.
   
 

A-layer: To be completed after fruits & vegetables have been completed. This A-layer is for both sections.

Points Possible Unit Objective Assignment

** indicates a required assignment

Your

Points

Oral Defense
 
20
 
1
** Read “pesticides” article (attached in packet) and decide if you are for or against the use of pesticides on fruits and vegetables. Conduct research to support your argument in a class debate    

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C-layer: Select one 10 point assignment

Points Possible Unit Objective Assignment

** indicates a required assignment

Your

Points

Oral Defense
 
10
 
1,2,3
Print “Vegetable” notes from class website and complete during class lecture.    
 
10
 
1,2,3
Complete chapter 15 study sheet.    
 

B-Layer: Select 1 of the following.

Points Possible Unit Objective Assignment

** indicates a required assignment

Your

Points

Oral Defense
 
 
50
 
 
4
** With your kitchen group, complete the unit lab.
  • Pre-planning
  • Lab
  • Follow-up

Absent: complete lab at home. See Mrs. Gremaud for the lab papers.

   
 
20
 
1,2,3
** Complete “The Vegetable Cook”. Using what you’ve learned suggest alternatives to prevent undesirable reactions for each situation.    

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