Home Economics in the Elementary And Secondary Schools
Home Economics in the Elementary And Secondary Schools
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The planning of original menus should be preceded by an analysis of the efficiency of printed menus in terms of good proportions of the essential food groups. The origi- nal menus planned by the class should illustrate some special problem, such as a plan for the meals of a family including young children and old people, or a plan for a family who do not like to use milk for a beverage, but must be en- couraged to use at least two quarts a day in some form. Such problems as these will teach a g...irl to think of meal FOOD SELECTION 99 planning in terms of needs rather than of liking and dis- like for special foods. The working out of the menus for a whole week, arranged so that a definite quantity of each food is used, is a more difficult and comprehensive problem, but a most valuable one.
Study of the Food Requirements of the Family. While it would seem to be the logical method to build up a concept of family food requirements from a knowledge of the requirements of the individual members, many of the problems suggested in the previous paragraphs illustrate a reversal of this method.
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The planning of original menus should be preceded by an analysis of the efficiency of printed menus in terms of good proportions of the essential food groups. The origi- nal menus planned by the class should illustrate some special problem, such as a plan for the meals of a family including young children and old people, or a plan for a family who do not like to use milk for a beverage, but must be en- couraged to use at least two quarts a day in some form. Such problems as these will teach a g...irl to think of meal FOOD SELECTION 99 planning in terms of needs rather than of liking and dis- like for special foods. The working out of the menus for a whole week, arranged so that a definite quantity of each food is used, is a more difficult and comprehensive problem, but a most valuable one.
Study of the Food Requirements of the Family. While it would seem to be the logical method to build up a concept of family food requirements from a knowledge of the requirements of the individual members, many of the problems suggested in the previous paragraphs illustrate a reversal of this method.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes K Agnes Keith Hanna to read onlineMoreLess
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