Culinary I Syllabus

Culinary Arts I Syllabus
Atrisco Heritage Academy High School
August 2014-May 2015

Instructors:  Danielle Young Rm. D Building TL-1 email: danielle.young@aps.edu
                                    Tutoring/ Office Hours: Before & after school

                             Teri Fahs Rm. D Building TL-3 email: fahs@aps.edu
                                    Tutoring/ Office Hours: Before & after school

Textbooks: Introduction to Culinary Arts
                        Guide to Good Food
                        Culinary Essentials

*Textbooks will only be available in the classroom. They may only be checked out with teacher permission.

Course Description:  Culinary Arts I is a basic course that develops skills in foods. Safety and sanitation, use of equipment, basic food preparation skills, nutrition, meal patterns, and careers in food service areas are emphasized. Basic skills are demonstrated during laboratory experiences. Teamwork, application of literacy skills, and curriculum are an integral par of the course.

Materials Needed for Course:
~3 Ring Binder                     ~Pen/pencil
~Dividers                              
~Calculator

Procedures:
~Students agree to follow all class rules as set by class and students during first week of school
~All assignments must be turned in on assigned day in the correct folder or a grade will NOT be given.
~There will be a notebook for this class. You will need to keep all your course work, cornell notes, and recipes from the course.
~The notebook will be collected each semester
~Your notebook must include:
            -Table of Contents
            -Syllabus
            -Recipes
            -Cornell Notes
            -Any Course Work (papers, handouts, exams, returned papers)
            -Vocabulary
            -Pictures- extra credit

Category
Percentage of Grade
Labs & Demonstrations
25%
Classwork, assignments, homework
10%
Projects & Reports
15%
Exams, Quizzes, Practical Exams
15%
Notebook
10%
Final Exams
25%

Course Policies:
~Course materials can be found on the AHA Culinary Blog at http://ah aculinarycorner.blogspot.com/
~Bell work must be completed within the first 10 minutes of class. Always check the board when entering the classroom.
~Bell work is due at the end of every Friday
~If you are absent you must check the course website to get your missing work. DO NOT go to the teacher and ask what you missed. I will only refer you to the website.
~Absolutely NO Gum in classroom or kitchen
~No hats
~NO headphones in the kitchen, in the classroom only when teacher gives permission
~All notes will be taken in the form of Cornell Notes please go to the following site and watch a great how-to video if you are unfamiliar How to take Cornell Notes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtW9IyE04OQ)
~Cell phones/tablets will be used periodically in the classroom. Please remember they are only allowed out when the teacher gives you permission. Any other time and the phone will be taken away and given to the office.
~If you are late you will be sent to the Student Success Center for a pass
~Do not come to class late without a pass
~AHA dress code will be followed and must be abided by in class
~Student ID’s must be worn in class at all times (they do not have to be worn in the lab)
~No copying or plagiarism if caught you will receive a 0 on the assignment, even if it is an exam

Lab Policies:
~You are scheduled to be in the lab every Tuesday. You must come prepared to work in the lab.
~No sandals
~No shorts
~No tank tops
~No jewelry
~Hair Up
~No Food or Drink allowed in the lab, except what you prepare
~No running
~Lab plans will be completed for every lab completed in class
~Your station must be cleaned completely before you exit the class. If not you will receive a 0 for the lab.
~Each station is responsible for washing own dishes. Please make sure that all dishes are done and put away by the end of class. Otherwise the entire class will receive a 0 for the lab.
~All items must be returned to proper place
~When you walk into lab all items must be stored in the lockers
~Absolutely NO HORESEPLAY (this does include snapping people with towels, throwing things, spraying each other with water, smacking each other with flour, throwing flour or any other activity deemed as unsafe in the kitchen.)

~There is a $25.00 dollar lab fee per semester. You can only pay with cash or money order (payable to Atrisco Heritage Academy) NO checks
~Lab fees for the Fall 2014 Semester are due NO later than September 5th (more time will only be granted with teacher permission)
~If the lab fee is not paid you will NOT cook or eat the food prepared in labs



Course Outline:
Week
Date
Topic of Study
1
August 13 - 15
Course Introduction Safety & Sanitation
2
August 18 - 22
Safety & Sanitation
3
August 25 - 29
Kitchen Tools, Equipment & Brigade
4
September 2 - 5
Math Skills, Reading Recipes & Costing
5
September 8 - 12
Knife Skills, Table Setting & Etiquette
6
September 15 - 19
Sandwiches - Homecoming Week
7
September 22 - 26
Quick Breads & Grains
8
September 29 - October 23
Yeast Breads
9
 October 6 - 8
Yeast Breads
10
 October 13 - 17
 Eggs (as food) & Breakfasts
11
 October 20 - 24
Eggs & Breakfasts
12
 October 27 - 31
Baked Desserts, Pies & Crusts
13
November 3 - 7
Baked Desserts, Pies & Crusts
14
November 10 - 12
Cookies
15
November 17 - 21
Thanksgiving
16
November 24 - 26
Front of the House
17
December 1 - 5
Holiday Cooking
18
December 8 - 12
Mystery Baskets & Cleaning
19
December 15 - 19
Finals Week
20
January 5 - 9, 2015
 Overview - Safety & Sanitation - Dairy
21
January 12 - 16
Dairy
22
January 20 - 23
Dairy  MLK on Monday
23
January 26 - 30
Red Meat
24
February 2 - 6
Red Meat
25
February 9 - 13
Candy & Sweet Week   Valentine on 14th
26
February 18 - 20
Poultry-Fabrication
27
February 23 - 27
Poultry -
28
March 2 - 6
Fruit & Vegetables
29
March 9 - 13
Fruit & Vegetables
30
March 16 - 20
Soups & Stocks
31
March 23 - 27
Pasta and Sauces
32
April 6 - 10
Pasta and Sauces
33
April 13 - 17
Regional US Cooking
34
April 20 - 24
Regional US Cooking
35
April 27 - May 1
Cake Decorating Senior Finals B day on Friday 1st
36
May 4 - 8
Cake Decorating Senior Finals A day on Monday 4th
37
May 11 - 15
Graduation 11th 6:30 PM Mystery Basket & Clean
38
May 18 - 21
Finals Week - Underclassman



Please take this syllabus home and review it with your parents and have them fill out the section below. Return to teacher by August 22, 2014



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Student Name                                                           Student Signature

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Printed Parent Name                                                           Parent Signature

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Date                                        Class Period

***Please list any and all Food Allergies of student****
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