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 passage on fibers and fabric, fill in key sewing terms, sort fibers by source, and solve three yardage and seam problems.
Students use a table of kitchen equivalents to convert between teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, pints, quarts, gallons and ounces and solve real recipe questions.
Students judge eight short kitchen scenes as safe or unsafe, write the fix for each unsafe habit, and answer questions about fires, knives and handwashing.
Students match ten kitchen tools to their jobs, sort tools into categories, and answer questions about measuring and safe storage.
Students decode six care-label phrases, sort ten clothing items into laundry loads using given rules, and calculate laundromat costs.
Students use a made-up nutrition label to multiply by servings, calculate calories from fat and percent daily value, and compare cost per bar.
Students fill in the safe cooking, holding and cold-storage temperatures, convert them to Celsius, and work two time-in-the-danger-zone problems.
Students find a scaling factor, multiply a pancake recipe up and down, convert units, and use unit rates to scale a muffin recipe.
Students read about four stages of child development, match children to their stage, answer safety and age-fit questions, and plan an activity for a four-year-old.
Students total a five-dinner family plan against a $50 budget, swap one meal to save money, compare unit prices, and calculate a sale discount.