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Life Skills III: typically sophomores & juniors-Housing and Home Furnishings: semester class focusing on influences on housing, types and styles of housing, scale-drawn floor plans, considerations for storage, bathrooms, kitchens, principles and elements of design; project: Using computers to draw a floor plan, and furnish it; including landscaping.
Life Skills III--A Semester course--Housing Construction and DesignTextbook: Homes for Today and Tomorrow (grade is average of daily, lab, and tests X2)
Semester II: Project: Design and Furnish a HomeChapter 3 Housing and Technology Chapter 5 Early Homes Chapter 6 Homes from the 18th Century to Today Chapter 7 Designing Livable Homes Chapter 13 Construction Basics Chapter 14 Interior Construction Chapter 24 Kitchens and Baths Chapter 25 Laundry and Storage Areas Design a floor plan
Chapter 16 Elements of Design Chapter 17 The Role of Color Chapter 18 Principles of Design Chapter 19 Choosing Backgrounds Chapter 21 Selecting Furniture Chapter 22 Arranging furniture, lighting, and accessories Chapter 23 Creating and Presenting your Design Arrange furniture and render floor plan
Possible tours to include: tour around Neligh, Furniture store, weekend home show or parade of homes, tour of private homes.
Life Skills II: typically sophomores & juniors-Nutrition and Meal Management: semester class focusing on nutritional choices, food preparation, meal management, types of food service and presentation; project: Holiday Café, preparing and serving 3 meals with consideration of presentation, daily food requirements, time schedules and service. Also observation of food service at Neligh Nursing Center, The Willows, and the Senior Center.
Life Skills II-A Semester course-Serving Meals with a Flair
Textbook: Food for Today (grade is average of daily, lab, and tests X2)Semester I: Project: Make personal cookbook*refers to corresponding chapter in Culinary Arts Textbook
Introduction to food service careers Kitchen Planning/Stocking with staples/substitutions (handouts for cookbook) Chapter 7: Kitchen Principles review (*2)Section 7:2 & 7:3 Safety & Sanitation in the kitchenPowerpoint? Chapter 8: Nutrition & Recipe Skills reviewSection¢changing a recipe, (knife skills-chicken stir-fry demo) (*6Chapter 11: Planning Meals (*4) (Power point) Project: Plan meals for special diets during semester And a meal with a theme (4 plans) Chapter 24.5 Preserving Food at HomeWater bath, dehydrating, jellies/jams, freezing Chapter 17: Grains, legumes, nuts and seedslegumes, nuts, seeds, potatoes (*23) Chapter 21: BakingIngredients/techniques, yeast breads/rolls, cakes/pies (*31-33) Chapter 19: Meat, Poultry, Fish, and ShellfishBeef & pork selection, poultry, fish/shellfish, game (*13-20) Cooking with eggs Chapter 20: Food CombinationsSandwiches, snacks, packed lunches (*26)Salads and dressings (*24)Soups and sauces (*11 & *12)Casseroles & other combinationsDesserts (*34) Herbs & Spices Chapter 24: Special Ways with Food (meals with a theme) Creative Techniques beverages, entertaining, outdoor meals, (*28) Plate & Buffet Presentation (*35-36) Holiday tea Possible tours: food service at Senior Center, Hospital Dietary, Willows Dietary or Neligh Nursing Center
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