Careers in Food Service: Jobs, Shifts and Paychecks
Students match eight restaurant jobs to their duties, calculate pay, overtime and shift hours, and write about a career path and teamwork.
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Students match eight restaurant jobs to their duties, calculate pay, overtime and shift hours, and write about a career path and teamwork.
Students read about how germs spread between foods, match six kitchen mistakes to the right fix, order refrigerator shelves, and judge true-or-false statements.
Students read a short original German passage about one boy’s day, answer comprehension questions, match times with activities, and write about their own day.
Students classify organisms as producers or consumers, calculate energy passed along a food chain using the 10% rule and predict the effects of removing one species.
Students follow a loaf of bread from wheat field to store shelf, calculate how the price grows at each stage and explain why, and weigh local food choices.
Students read about energy flow, learn the vocabulary of food chains, and use the 10% rule to calculate how much energy reaches each level of an energy pyramid.
Students learn the basic jobs of carbohydrates, protein, fat and water for athletes, sort foods by main nutrient, and plan a game-day eating schedule.
Students match food words, practice gusta and gustan, read a class food survey table, translate sentences about likes, and write about their own food preferences.
Students read a short passage on plant parts and growth needs, match each part to its job, sort foods by the plant part we eat, and explain what a struggling plant is…
Students use a feeding table for a pond community to sort organisms into roles, trace food chains and predict what happens when one species disappears.
Students compare three provided nutrition labels, calculate whole-container totals and percent Daily Values, and choose a snack using evidence.
Students fill in the safe cooking, holding and cold-storage temperatures, convert them to Celsius, and work two time-in-the-danger-zone problems.