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Mise en Place Lesson Plan

Are you looking for a way to introduce mise en place to your students before cooking in the classroom? This culinary arts and FCS mise en place lesson will have you prepared with no additional work and have your students engaged. With a slideshow, guided notes, video clip, WebQuest, poster, and questions your students will understand the concept of having “everything in its place.”!
 
This mise en place lesson is in  PPT, PDF, and Google format and has everything you need to teach the concept without all the work!
 
Students can type their answers in the provided text boxes after reading the passage and viewing the poster on mise en place.
 
This Culinary Arts Resource Includes:
  • 14-page slide show all about Mise En Place and its importance in the kitchen
  • Covers why mise en place is important, and how it can carry over to everyday life
  • Covers how restaurants use it that students may encounter
  • Mise en Place Guided Notes for students to complete as they learn in either Google or print.
  • Mise en place steps checklist
  • Mise En Place Poster for student reference or to hang in the classroom!
  • Questions in Google format for students to answer to check for understanding
  • Webquest with a drag-and-drop activity and links to videos and articles about mise en place in Google
  • Recipe for deviled eggs for students to determine how to mise en place.
 
This resource is great for Culinary Arts in Middle School and High School, Family and Consumer Science, Food and Nutrition, and any course that has students preparing food.
 
Culinary Arts Standards:
Prostart: Strand 3, Standard 1: Describe ethics and explain their importance to the restaurant and food service industry.
 
What other teachers have said:
“This activity helped me introduce the concept of Mise en Place so I can use it in food labs throughout the year. It worked well for distance learning.”
 
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Copyright ©twinsandteaching
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Are you looking for a way to introduce mise en place to your students before cooking in the classroom? This culinary arts and FCS mise en place lesson will have you prepared with no additional work and have your students engaged. With a slideshow, guided notes, video clip, WebQuest, poster, and questions your students will understand the concept of having “everything in its place.”!
 
This mise en place lesson is in PPT, PDF, and Google format and has everything you need to teach the concept without all the work!
 
Students can type their answers in the provided text boxes after reading the passage and viewing the poster on mise en place.
 
This Culinary Arts Resource Includes:
  • 14-page slide show all about Mise En Place and its importance in the kitchen
  • Covers why mise en place is important, and how it can carry over to everyday life
  • Covers how restaurants use it that students may encounter
  • Mise en Place Guided Notes for students to complete as they learn in either Google or print.
  • Mise en place steps checklist
  • Mise En Place Poster for student reference or to hang in the classroom!
  • Questions in Google format for students to answer to check for understanding
  • Webquest with a drag-and-drop activity and links to videos and articles about mise en place in Google
  • Recipe for deviled eggs for students to determine how to mise en place.
 
This resource is great for Culinary Arts in Middle School and High School, Family and Consumer Science, Food and Nutrition, and any course that has students preparing food.
 
Culinary Arts Standards:
Prostart: Strand 3, Standard 1: Describe ethics and explain their importance to the restaurant and food service industry.
 
What other teachers have said:
“This activity helped me introduce the concept of Mise en Place so I can use it in food labs throughout the year. It worked well for distance learning.”
 
You May Also Like:
 
Let’s Connect:
Email List for freebies and updates on new lessons
 
Copyright ©twinsandteaching
All rights reserved by the author
Permission to copy for single classroom use only

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