Scavenger Hunt
Project Overview:
You will complete a scavenger hunt to familiarize yourself with the tools listed.
Directions:
1. You may use your notes as a reference for this project.
2. Go around your classroom kitchen and identify the following items on a separate sheet of paper. Kitchen tools vary in appearance:
· Cast-iron skillet |
· Double boilers |
· Frying pan |
· Saucepot |
· Sauté pan |
· Stockpot |
· Steamer basket |
· Cooling rack |
· Baking dish |
· Springform pan |
· Tube pan |
· Loaf pan |
· Sheet pan |
· Cookie sheet |
· Muffin pan |
· Colander |
· Strainer |
· Mixing bowl |
· Dry measuring cup |
· Wet measuring cup |
· Straight-edge spatula |
· Rubber spatula |
· Slotted spoon |
· Ladle |
· Wooden spoon |
· Tong |
· Meat fork |
· Grater |
· Zester |
· Peeler |
· Potato masher |
· Turkey baster |
· Garlic press |
· Sifter |
· Bench scraper |
· Pastry blender |
· Saucepan |
· Wok |
· Cake pan |
· Pie pan |
· Hot pad |
· Measuring spoon |
· Bent-edge spatula |
· Pasta spoon |
· Whisk |
· Can opener |
· Disher |
· Rolling pin |
· Pastry brush |
3. For each tool, make sure to include the following:
· Describe the use of each tool in your own words
· Explain where the tool is located in the kitchen
· Take a picture
- if you do not have the item in your classroom kitchen, make a note of this, then add an image from a reliable internet source
4. Create a booklet to organize the information gathered.
5. Once completed, turn in your booklet according to your instructor’s directions.
Rubric
Description |
Possible Points |
Your Score |
Organization: · Information was presented in a logical organized manner · Image was included for each kitchen tool · Description of the use of each kitchen tool written in the student's own words was included |
50 |
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Concept & Understanding: · Understanding of the concept is clearly evident · Effective strategies were used to achieve the end product |
35 |
|
Production/Effort: · Class time provided for the project was used efficiently · Time and effort are evident in the execution of the end product |
15 |
|
Total Points |
100 |
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