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I. Objectives
A. Content B. Content C. Performance D. Learning E. LC Code F. Date
Standards Standards Competencies
Basic Baking The learners The learners TLE_HEBP912PF- Week
Ingredients demonstrate an independently The learners: IVa-b-12 1/Day 1
understanding demonstrate core 1. Explain core
of the core competencies in concepts in
concepts and bread and pastry bread and pastry
theories in production as production
bread and prescribed in the 2. Discuss the
pastry TESDA Training relevance of the
production Regulation course
3. Explore
opportunities in
bread and pastry
production
A. Reviewing previous 1. The instructor will ask questions related to previous topics so
lesson or presenting the new that the students can recall
lesson 2. The instructor will present the topic through showing videos
and photos.
B. Establishing a purpose for Photo Presentation – This is a game in which the instructor will
the lesson present photos of baking ingredients and the students will
determine if what classification of ingredients are those
Classroom Opinion Polls – The instructor asked the idea of the
students about the topic and provided the objective and outline of
the matter
C. Presenting 1. Presentation of photos and videos related to the lesson.
examples/instances of the 2. Presentation Power Point Presentation
new lesson 3. Relates industry based experiences to students.
4. Checks students' comprehension through asking related
questions
D. Making generalization Generalization and abstraction approaches:
and abstraction about the 1. Flour gives structure to baked products.
lesson 2. Bread Flour- has more gluten than all-purpose flour. Used for
making yeast breads and rolls. Used in bread machines.
3. Cake Flour- has less gluten that all-purpose flour. Made from
soft winter wheat. Used for making cakes and baked products
with delicate textures. You can substitute all-purpose flour for
cake flour, use 1 cup minus 2 Tablespoons of all-purpose flour.
4. Leavening Agents produce gases in batters and dough that make
baked products rise.
5. Sweeteners gives sweetness to baked products.
I. Evaluating learning Written Exam
- Identification of terminologies
V. Remarks:
The students have been able to learn the following through elaborative discussion, setting of
examples through photos and video presentation and formative assessment strategies.
1. Basic concepts in bread and pastry production
2. Relevance of the course
3. Career opportunities
VI. Reflection
A. No. of learners who earned 80% on the
formative assessment From previous activities 100%
Prepared by:
RAYMOND L. MARCOS
Instructor