Sub-topic: Types of Beverages
Standard of good Quality Beverages
Preparation of Tea, Coffee and Juices
Time Duration: 45 minutes
Daily Routine:
Prayer
Greetings
Checking of Attendance
Checking of Room
Lesson Proper:
Motivation:
State some common examples of the given proper topics.
Lesson:
Teacher: So our topic for today is, beverages. It plays a major role
in our meal. Why is it important?
Students: To avoid choking resulting to deaths.
Teacher: Yes! it makes our food to go down for digestion.
Teacher: We had 2 types of Beverages: the alcoholic and non-alcoholic.
What do you think the differences between the two?
Student: Alcoholic beverages pertains to the amount of alcohol percentage
while non-alcoholic beverages does not contain alcohol.
Teacher: Very good class, so some examples of alcoholic beverages are:
beer(3-8%), wine(10-20%) and distilled liquors(20-50%) but,
we also have are local alcoholic beverages which are?
Students: The Basi, Lambanog and Tuba.
Teacher: Absolutely, tuba is made from coconut sap while basi is from
sugar cane and lambanog from fermented tuba. We also have
standards of good quality beverages and what are those?
Students: Aroma and Temperature.
Teacher: Correct but incomplete,we also have the appearance and flavor
the purpose of doing it is to stimulate the appetite.
Class: So do we need to know the preparation?
Teacher: Of course!for coffee, you need to brew or grind before adding
hot water. For juices, you need squeezer or juicer and for tea
you need hot water and a tea pot with sifter.
Student: why? and it is relevant?
Teacher: Because in preparing, it gives the success and the saving of effort.
It is relevant simply because it adds more satisfaction.
Application:
Teacher: Make your own mixture of beverage.
Analysis:
Teacher: Write an essay about the art of beverages?
In half sheet of paper.
Evaluation:
Teacher: Give some examples of alcholic and non-alcoholic beverages?
Assignment:
Teacher: List at least 10 herbal leaves.
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