School LLAMERA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Grade Level GRADE 8

Grades 1-12
Daily
Teacher GLADEZ L. GALAGARAN Learning Area FOOD PROCESSING
Lesson
Teaching
Plan AUGUST 28, 2018
Date Quarter II
Time 8:4- – 9:40

I – OBJECTIVE
A. Content Standard The learner demonstrates understanding of uses and maintenance of food (fish)
processing tools, equipment, instruments and utensils in food (fish) processing.
B. Performance Standard The learner uses and maintain appropriate food (fish) processing tools, equipment,
instruments and utensils and reports accordingly upon discovery of defect/s.
C. Learning LO 1.1. Select tools, equipment, utensils and instruments according to food (fish)
D. Competency/Objectives processing method
At the end of the interactive discussions, the students will be able to;
- Define equipment, tools and utensils
- Distinguish the parts and functions of equipment, tools and utensils
- Draw the kinds of equipment, tools and utensils used in fish processing
E. LC Code TLE_AFFP7/8 UT- 0a-1
II - CONTENT Food (fish) processing tools, equipment and instruments
A. LEARNING RESOURCES
1. Teaching Guide Curriculum Guide
2. Learning Materials Projector, Laptop, PPT
B. Textbook K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum Technology and Livelihood Education
Learning Module FOOD (FISH) PROCESSING
III – PROCEDURES
A. Preliminary Activities Prayer, Greeting, Checking of Attendance, Seating Arrangement (5mins)
B. Presentation of the The teacher will read to the class the objectives of the lesson (2mins)
Objectives
C. Review of the previous 1-2-3-4;
lesson - 1 – hands on your lap
- 2 – hands on the back
- 3 – cross over your shoulder
- 4 – stand up
The person who stands late will be the one to answer the question or to do the task
(5 mins)
D. Activity/Motivation Picture Presentation
Present pictures of the different tools, equipment and tools used in food processing
(5mins)
E. Analysis a. Differentiate tools and equipment’s.
b. Why is it important to know the uses of the different tools and equipment?
c. What are the tools and equipment you know use in food processing? (10 mins)
F. Abstraction Equipment, Tools and Utensils: Uses of Specifications
Every equipment, tool and utensil that are purchased are accompanied with a
manual containing specifications as to how they are used, manipulated or operated,
cared for and stored to lengthen their serviceability. Specifications usually include
the following:
1. Important safeguards or basic safety precautions to follow when using the device
like a pressure cooker for instance.
2. Warning labels which serve as a reminder to the user to read and follow
instructions on the proper use and operation of a certain device equipment or
tool.
3. Dimensions, weights and capacities as in the case of cookers, boilers and
steamers.
4. Instructions on caring for the equipment, tool or utensil.
5. Instructions on the correct usage of the device.
Parts and Function of a can sealer
Clamp. This fastens the sealer on the table or arm chair and holds it tightly in place,
especially during operation.
2. Base plate or plunger plate. Its function is to hold the base of the can. It has
grooves to fit the can base wherein these grooves coincide the can size.
3. Can lifter handle. It is used to raise the base plate so that the can cover will reach
up to the chuck and lower the base plate so that the can cover will reach up to the
chuck and lower the base plate when sealing is through.
4. Crank. This part is turned during the sealing of can seams both first and second
operation rolls.
5. First operation roll. It is used to clinch, partially or half – seal the seams of a can
cover.
6. Second operation roll. It is used to complete – seal the seams of a can cover.
7. Seaming roller pin – first. It is placed on the hole of the first operation roll to fasten
on it.
 8. Seaming roller pin – second. It is placed on the hole of the second operation roll to
fasten on it.
9. Rivet. This part is placed in the hole of the adjusting lever which coincides the can
cover size. If can cover size is No. 2, for instance, one – half pound tuna can rivet is
placed in No. 2 hole of the adjusting lever. Rivet is also called adjusting pin.
10. Chuck. It is used to hold the cover of the can while sealing is going on. Chuck
has
many sizes, namely Number 1, 2, 2 ½, and 3, respectively. If No. 2 cover is used,
hence, hence, chuck No. 2 is used.
11. Height washers. These washers are placed in base plate shaft to match the
height
of the can when lifted up to the chuck.
12. Adjusting levers. There are two adjusting levers, one for the first operation roll
and
the other, second operation roll. There are numbered holes on these levers wherein
rivets are placed to coincide the can size.
13. Base compression spring. It acts as cushion while sealing is on the process.
14. Base plate shaft. This is the part where compression spring and height washers
are inserted.

Video Presentation on how to operate a can sealer.

(20 mins)
A. Application In a long bond paper the students will draw a can sealer and label its part and
function. For 15 mins

IV. EVALUATION In a ¼ sheet of paper. (5 mins)

Identify the following parts of the can sealer.
_____1. This fastens the sealer on the table or arm chair and holds it tightly in place,
especially during operation
_____2. This part is turned during the sealing of can seams both first and second
operation rolls.
_____3. It is used to clinch, partially or half – seal the seams of a can
cover.
_____4. These washers are placed in base plate shaft to match the height
of the can when lifted up to the chuck.
_____5. It is placed on the hole of the second operation roll to
fasten on it.
_____6. It is placed on the hole of the first operation roll to fasten
on it.
_____7. It is used to raise the base plate so that the can cover will reach
up to the chuck and lower the base plate so that the can cover will reach up to the
chuck and lower the base plate when sealing is through.
_____8. Its function is to hold the base of the can. It has
grooves to fit the can base wherein these grooves coincide the can size
_____9. It acts as cushion while sealing is on the process.
_____10. This is the part where compression spring and height washers are
inserted.
VI - ASSIGNMENT
In a ½ sheet of paper. (5mins)

1.What is a pressure cooker?

REMARKS

REFLECTIONS
A. No.of learners who earned 80% on the
formative assessment
B. No.of learners who require additional
activities for remediation.
C. Did the remedial lessons work? No.of
learners who have caught up with the
lesson.
D. No.of learners who continue to require
remediation
E. Which of my teaching
strategies worked well? Why
did these works?
F. What difficulties did I
encounter which my principal
or supervisor can help me
solve?
 G. What innovation or
localized materials did I
use/discover which I wish to
share with other teachers?

Prepared by:

GLADEZ L. GALAGARAN
Teacher

Checked by:

SACARIAS O. SAYSON
Head Teacher – I