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EAST LONGMEADOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS
2006 - 2007 DISTRICT CURRICULUM GUIDES
Family and Consumer Science - Grade 8

Physical Health

Nutrition
The learner will be able to · Identify the major nutrient groups and foods that contain these nutrients. · Identify the components of a healthy diet, recognizing the importance of good nutrition during adolescence and throughout the lifespan. · Demonstrate understanding of the Food Guide Pyramid recommendations. · Explain the concept of calorie balance and how the caloric values of foods relate to the energy needs of individuals. · Identify guidelines needed to maintain a healthy weight, avoid nutrient deficiencies, and prevent chronic diseases and disorders related to diet. · Identify eating disorders and the long-term complications of unhealthy eating patterns. · Evaluate alternative diets, fad diets, dieting aides, and the influence that the media has on body image in our culture. · Evaluate the impact of science and technology on food composition, processing, sanitation, and availability. · Analyze career opportunities within food science, food preparation, food service, dietetics, and nutrition industries. .
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Growing With Children Master EAST LONGMEADOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS
  
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Safety

Safety and Injury Prevention
The learner will be able to · Demonstrate appropriate sanitation practices during food preparation. · Demonstrate appropriate handling and storage of food items. · Demonstrate proper use and care of equipment and appliances to prevent injury. · Identify personal responsibilities for reducing hazardous situations and avoiding accidents in the kitchen. .
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Safety and Prevention Master EAST LONGMEADOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS
  
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Kitchen Management

Kitchen Procedures and Techniques
The learner will be able to · Demonstrate understanding of abbreviations, equivalents, and terminology associated with recipes and food preparation procedures. · Demonstrate correct measuring techniques and proper use of food preparation equipment. · Demonstrate understanding of the principles of time management and working cooperatively in the laboratory environment. · Demonstrate appropriate social skills and problem solving strategies during group laboratory activities. · Analyze and evaluate group activities to improve positive interaction and productivity. .
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Kitchen Management Master EAST LONGMEADOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS
  
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