To HELE 6 Checking of Attendance Bring out your notebook in HELE Copy the Curriculum Map Curriculum Map – 3rd Quarterly Lesson 1: Food for Good Health and Personal Appearance Lesson 2: Recycling Leftover Food Lesson 3: Food Preservation Lesson 4: Importance of Agriculture/Ornamental Gardening Lesson 5: Vegetable Gardening Lesson 6: Planting Trees Nutrients Nutrients are classified as follows: 1. Carbohydrates provides energy and supply more than one – half of the calories in a balanced diet for a healthy person. They are classified as starch and sugar. Examples: Rice, noodles, other cereals, potatoes, jam and jelly. Nutrients Nutrients are classified as follows: 2. Fats give heat and highly concentrated energy to the body. Examples: Lard, butter, margarine and mayonnaise Nutrients Nutrients are classified as follows: 3. Protein supplies the body with the materials for the growth of new tissues and the repair of old ones. Examples: Animal meat. Poultry, fish, legumes and nuts. Nutrients Nutrients are classified as follows: 4. Vitamins are regulative and protective substances found in small quantities in food. They promote growth, give strength, and protect the body from diseases. Vitamins act as catalysts in various activities of the body. Nutrients Nutrients are classified as follows: 5. Minerals are essentials constituents of the hard and soft tissues of body fluids. They assist in regulating body processes. Example: Calcium, chlorine, cobalt, copper, iodine, iron. Meat, vegetables and fruits Nutrients Nutrients are classified as follows: 6. Water, now considered a nutrient, is very important because it carries other nutrients to all parts of the body and carries waste products away. It helps regulate body temperature and aids in digestion when intake of water comes from drinking plain water, coffee, tea, and fruit juices. Planning Meals Meal planning is very important. If your meals are carefully planned, you can achieve the following 1. Nutritionally adequate meals that meet the needs and requirements of family members. Meal planning is very important. If your meals are carefully planned, you can achieve the following 2. Maximum use of available resources, like money, food supplies, fuel, tools and equipment as well as time and energy. Meal planning is very important. If your meals are carefully planned, you can achieve the following 3. A reasonable and economical budget; Meal planning is very important. If your meals are carefully planned, you can achieve the following 4. A shared responsibility among family members which can be enjoyable and satisfying. When you plan meals, the following points must be considered. 1. Plan menus to save time and effort. 2. Plan within the family’s budget for food. When you plan meals, the following points must be considered. 3. Consider the family’s food needs, nutritive requirements, and preferences. When you plan meals, the following points must be considered. 4. Vary the menus and introduce new dishes to perk up the family appetite and enjoyment of meals. When you plan meals, the following points must be considered. 5. Plan simple but attractive menus. 6. Reuse leftover food for the next meal. When you plan meals, the following points must be considered. 7. Plan special dishes on weekends or when you have enough time for food preparation. When you plan meals, the following points must be considered. 8. Try new methods of cooking but consider the availability of kitchen utensils, tools and equipment. When you plan meals, the following points must be considered. 9. Write and save your meal plan for future use. Menu Pattern Breakfast Fruit Protein Dish Cereal or Bread Beverage Sample Menu Breakfast Papaya Daing na Bangus Sinangag Coffee, chocolate or juice Menu Pattern Sample Menu Lunch Lunch Soup Protein Nilagang baka Vegetable dish Rice Cereal Banana Dessert Menu Pattern Sample Menu Supper/Dinner Lunch Soup dish Cream of corn soup Protein dish Rellenong Bangus Vegetable Dish Chop suey Cereal Rice Fruit Ripe Mango Menu Pattern Sample Menu Supper/Dinner Lunch Soup dish Cream of corn soup Protein dish Rellenong Bangus Vegetable Dish Chop suey Cereal Rice Fruit Ripe Mango Answer your seatwork on your LMS REMINDER: HELE 6 Study the lesson on page 91. Study the Recommended Menus for Special Occasions on pages 92 -103 Create a meal planning with the given format uploaded on your LMS. Due date: January 7, 2022, 5pm