Introduction to Cereals and Starches
This educational video lesson introduces students to the fundamental concepts of cereals and starches, emphasizing their role in food science and nutrition. It begins with a motivational message encouraging students to engage with Agricultural, ICT, Industrial Arts, and Home Economics to prepare for life.
Recap of Food Presentation Concepts
- Presentation: Visual composition and readiness of food to be eaten.
- Garnish: Decorative items enhancing food presentation.
- Plating: The art of arranging food attractively on a plate.
Interactive Learning: Jigsaw Puzzle Game
Students guess hidden pictures representing common cereals and starches such as rice, wheat, corn, potato, sweet potato, and cassava, linking these to the lesson's focus.
Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
- Identify kinds and sources of cereals and starches.
- Appreciate the importance of cereals and starches in daily life.
- List dishes containing cereals and starches.
Prior Knowledge Check: Quiz Questions
- Parts of plants storing most starch: seeds, roots, and tubers.
- Native starch: starch originally derived from its plant source.
- Modified starch: starch chemically or physically altered.
- Plant source of tapioca: cassava.
- Classification of corn, rice, sorghum, oats: cereal grains.
Key Definitions
- Tuber: Swollen underground stem storing starch.
- Amylose: Straight-chain glucose molecule in starch contributing to gelatinization.
- Cohesion: Particles of the same substance sticking together.
- Viscosity: Thickness or stickiness of a substance due to internal friction.
Understanding Cereals and Starches
- Cereals: Grains or starchy pods used as food; major cereals include rice, wheat, corn, sorghum, and oats.
- Starch Sources: Seeds, roots, and tubers.
- Legumes: Black-eyed peas, chickpeas, beans, lentils.
- Roots and Tubers: Potato, sweet potato, arrowroot, cassava.
Types of Starches
- Native (Natural) Starches: Derived directly from plants, containing amylose and amylopectin.
- Modified Starches: Chemically or physically altered to change properties.
- Purified Starches: Extracted from grains and tubers through wet milling.
- Waxy Starches: Lack amylose, resulting in less thickening and no gel formation.
Nutritional Importance of Cereals
- Whole grain cereals contain natural proportions of grain germ and endosperm.
- Restored cereals provide thiamin, niacin, riboflavin, and iron.
- Enriched cereals have added nutrients to match whole grain levels.
Starchy Foods and Their Uses
- Examples include noodles and pasta varieties like macaroni, spaghetti, and vermicelli.
- These foods provide energy and contain fiber, proteins, and fats.
Activities and Assessments
- Classify foods by starch source: cereal grains, legumes, roots/tubers.
- Create a menu board listing dishes with cereals and starches for different meals.
- Answer quiz questions to reinforce learning.
Summary and Reflection
Understanding cereals and starches helps students appreciate their nutritional roles and applications in daily diets. Sharing this knowledge promotes healthier food choices among family and friends.
Closing
The lesson concludes with encouragement to apply the knowledge gained and anticipation for future learning sessions.
Additional Resources
For further exploration of related topics, consider these resources:
[Music] hello those students listen to me let the start of the early
the subject that brings out the best in everybody and it includes you and me agricultural ict
industrial arts h.e all these components will help you to get ready so you could reach your goals
and dreams let them start a tle let the study come with me
all of the knowledge and all of the skills will help you to be life ready we'll help you to be life ready
[Music] good day students it's another awesome time to learn new things this is sir ike
and welcome to our virtual ple class lord true source of light and wisdom
give me a keen sense of understanding our attentive memory and the capacity to grasp things
correctly grant me the grace to be refined in my action
and the skills to express myself with thoroughness and clarity be with me at the start of my work
guide its progress and bring it to success amen
before we move forward make sure that you have all the materials that you need for our days lesson
you can play and pause this video if you need more time answering the activities before we start our new lesson let's
have a short recap of the discussion last meeting direction
identify the following questions about the simple ways to present a food number one
it refers to its visual composition on the plate it is also the state of readiness to be
eaten [Music] if your answer is presentation
you are correct [Music] number two
this is an item that is used as a decorations to enhance the presentation of any dish
[Music] you're right if your answer is garnish and number three
it is an art of presenting food in an attractive way [Music]
you are correct if your answer is plating [Music]
now get ready for a simple game called jigsaw puzzle all you need to do is to guess the
hidden picture behind the jigsaw puzzle pieces are you ready
let's start [Music] number one
what do you think is the hidden picture behind this jigsaw puzzle pieces [Music]
the correct answer is rice [Music]
try to look at these puzzle pieces what do you think is the correct answer you got it right if your answer is weird
[Music] how about this one can you guess the hidden picture behind
this [Music] good job
the correct answer is corn let's try this one what do you think is the answer
[Music] if your answer is potato then you are correct
try to look at this one what do you think is the right answer [Music]
if your answer is sweet potato you're doing great and lastly
try to guess this one if your answer is casaba you are excellent
great job based on the pictures that you have revealed
what do you think is their connection on our lesson if your answers sum up involving grains
and starches then you got it right today we will be dealing about
cereals and starches at the end of this video lesson you are expected to
identify the kinds and sources of serious and starches appreciate the importance of knowing the
kinds of cereals and starches and list down dishes that contains cereals and starches
as we begin let's try to check your prior knowledge listen carefully and try to find out the
correct answers [Music] number one
what are the parts of plants that store most starch is it a
roots leaves and seeds b seeds roots and leaves
letter c seeds roots and tubers or letter d
tubers seeds and leaves [Music] the right answer is letter c
seeds flutes and tubers number two a classification of starch that refers
to the starches as originally derived from its plant source is it a native starch
b modified starch c
purified starch or letter d rice starch if your answer is letter a
native starch then you are correct number three what classification of starch that have
been altered basically or chemically is it a modified starch b
native or natural starch letter c process starch or letter d purified
starch [Music] the correct answer is letter a modified
starch number four what is the plant source for tapioca
is it a cassava b corn [Music]
potato or letter d rice
[Music] you got it right if your answer is letter a cassava
number five corn with rice grain
sorghum and oats are classified as what is it a cereal grains b legumes
c roots or d
tubers [Music] the right answer is letter a
cereal grains job well done to jumpstart our discussion
let us first define terms which will appear and may bring conclusion words to define are
tubers amylose cohesion
and viscosity now let us define the word tuber it is the swollen underground stem of
particular types of plants amilus means a component of starch
characterized by its straight chains of glucose units [Music]
next is the word cohesion it refers to the sticking together of particles of the same substance
[Music] and lastly the word viscosity it is the state of being thick
sticky and semi-fluid inconsistency due to internal friction
i think you are all set so let's begin let us define first the word series it
is any grain or starchy pod that is used as food the most cultivated cereals in the world
are rice with and corn
seeds roots and tubers are the parts of the plants where starches are mostly stored
the most common sources of food starch are cereal grains legumes
and roots or tubers now here are the examples of cereal grains
we have corn rice wheat
sorghum and oats [Music]
and these are the examples of legumes we have black eyed peas chickpeas
beans and lentils [Music] and the examples of fruits and tubers
are potato sweet potato arrowroot
and cassava food starches depends on its sources and these are
native or natural starches modified starches beautified starches
and waxy starches first we have native or natural starches originally derived from its plant source
and it is made up of two molecules amylose that contributes jelly or gelatinization characteristics
to cook and cold starch mixtures and amigo pectin that contributes cohesion
viscosity or thickening properties when a starch mixture is cooked in the presence of water
next we have modified starches our starches that have been altered basically or chemically to modify one or
more of its key chemicals and or physical property the third one is called purified
starches may be separated from grains and tubers by a process called wet milling
this procedure employs various techniques of grinding screening and centrifuging to separate the starch from
fiber oil and protein and lastly we have waxy starches
derived from some natural strains of barley corn rice and sorghum there is an absence of amylose on it
that makes it less thick and do not produce gel forming properties [Music]
serious comes from end grains are very valuable and can contribute a great deal to our health
cereal processed foods that can be included in our daily food servings are cool grain cereals and rich cereal and
restored cereal whole grain cereal contains natural proportions of grain
germ and endosperm [Music] next we have restored cereal
our excellent sources of thiamin niacin riboflavin and iron and we have enriched cereal
is made from either the entire grain or portions of one or more grains to which there have been added sufficient amounts
of thiamin niacin and iron to attain the accepted whole grain levels of these three nutrients found in the original
grain from which the cereal is prepared [Music] noodles and pasta which is basically
starchy food has its physiological function that depends on its starch and other constituents
it may contain other fiber and some proteins and fat as well dried noodles and pasta that are usually
used in preparing starch in cereal dishes are macaroni mickey spaghetti chicken mummy vancity
to check if you really understand our lesson let's try to answer this activity
give the examples of foods according to its source of starch based on our lesson
what do you think are the examples of cereal grains [Music]
you are amazing if your answers are rice corn with sorghum and oats how about the examples of legumes
can you enumerate them [Music] very nice if your answers are black eyed
peas beans chickpeas and lentils and how about the examples of roots and tubers
[Music] excellent if your answers are sweet potato potato arrowroot and cassava
job well done to sum it up why do you think is it important to know
the kinds and sources of starches knowing the kinds and sources of cereals and starches can enable one to be aware
and knowledgeable of its role and benefits in our daily life let's try to deepen your knowledge by
doing this activity it is entitled shoot in can
[Music] directions group the following food according to
its source of starch classify them according to cereal grains legumes or roots or tuvers inside each
open tin can [Music] for your performance output
list down dishes that contains cereals and starches create a menu board consisting
of dishes that contain cereals and starches for breakfast lunch and snacks
here are the criteria for scoring rubrics for your output on a clean sheet of paper
answer the following [Music] number one
what are the parts of plants that store most starch is it a
roots leaves and seeds bee seeds roots and leaves
letter c seeds roots and tubers or letter d
tubers seeds and leaves [Music] number two
a classification of starch that refers to the starches as originally derived from its plant source
is it a native starch b modified starch c
purified starch or letter d rice starch number three
what classification of starch that have been altered basically or chemically is it a modified starch
b native or natural starch letter c
process starch or letter d purified starch [Music]
number four what is the plant source for tapioca is it a cassava
b corn c potato or letter d rice
[Music] number five corn wheat
rice grain sorghum and oats are classified as what is it a cereal grains
b legumes c
roots or d tubers let us see how far you have learned from
this lesson to show your understanding i want you to answer the following
questions [Music] number one
what have you learned about sirius and starches [Music]
and number two what knowledge can you share with your family and friends about the lessons
discussed [Music] that's all for today i hope you learned
something see you on our next video lesson [Music]
you
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