Laguna State Polytechnic University Main Campus Brgy. Bubukal, Santa Cruz, Laguna Name : Course / Major : Teacher : : Title : Lenny C. Floralde MAEd - T.H.E. Dr. Josephine T. De Jesus Report Paper Demonstration Lesson Plan I. Objectives At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to: 1. define butter icing 2. identify the tools and materials needed in preparing butter icing; 3. observe sanitary, safety, and work precautions needed in making butter icing; and 4. participate actively in making butter icing by showing discipline. II. Subject Matter Topic: Icing Sub-topic: “Butter Icing” References: 1. Baking from my Homes to Yours. Dorie Greenspans Pages 91-94 2. The Arts and Soul of Baking Cindy Mushet Page 22 III. Teaching Procedure A. Preparation Stage 1. Daily Routine Activities 1.1 Prayer 1.2 Greeting the class 1.3 Checking of attendance 2. Review the Past Lesson 2.1 What is icing? 2.2 What are the two (2) purpose of icing? 3. Motivation Arranged the “Jumbled Words.” B. Presentation / Discussion Teaching Points Teaching Methods Teaching Aid / Devices Butter Icing Is a kind of icing that perfect for preading and decorating. Technical Terms Cream to rub one or two ingredients against a bowl using wooden spoon or hand mixer until D it becomes light and fluffy. Beat—makes the mixtures smooth I and fluffy using hand mixer. S T Gradually—gently and slowly. C E U A Tools Needed Hand mixer S C Icing bag S H Measuring cup I I Mixing bowl Rubber scrapper O N N G A A N I D D Materials Needed Disposable plastic gloves Sanitary Precautions 1. Wear complete cooking outfit. 2. Remove all jewelries before cooking. 3. Use gloves in handling food. D A E N M D Safety Precautions 1. Avoid dropping of tools and materials. 2. Be careful in plugging hand mixer. O N D S E T V R I A C T E I S 3. Be careful in handling hand mixer. Work Precautions 1. Have a presence of mind while working. 2. Measuring ingredients accurately. Ingredients ½ cup butter ½ cup granulated sugar ½ cup milk O N Procedure 1. Cream the butter until soft and fluffy 2. Add sugar gradually; then 3. Add milk alternately. Beat thoroughly after each addition. IV. Application With the guidance and supervision of the teaching, the students will proceed with their laboratory work. V. Generalization Some students will called and give the lesson learned in the activity. VI. Evaluation The students will be given a performance test base on the following criteria. Criteria Complete cooking outfit Original Rating 15% Work habit 15% Speed 20% Appearance 25% Taste 25% Total Student Rating Teacher Rating 100% VII. Agreement A. Advance Study 1. What is fondant icing? 2. What are the tools and materials needed in making fondant icing? 3. How does fondant icing being prepared? Reference: Recipe Book by Jane Pages 100-101 B. Follow-up Study The students will proceed to their laboratory work. Prepared by: LENNY C. FLORALDE Senior High School Applicant Teacher