TVL Proposed
TVL Proposed
Sir:
Greetings!
In line with the celebration of Home Economics Month, the TVL- Home Economics strand would like to propose
activities for a week in honor to this event with a theme, “Eat it. Make it. Earn it.: A Celebration of Diversity
through Food Literacy.” This is open for all Grade 11 and 12 students of Asian Learning Center Inc. In which, it
will be a great opportunity for the students to exhibit their entrepreneurial knowledge and skills in food preparation
and to establish a good camaraderie.
Date Activities
May 22, 2023 Opening program
Master Chef
Food Fest
Table Skirting Contest
Table Setting Contest
May 23, 2023 to May 26, 2023 Food Fest
May 26, 2023 House of Cuisine
Respectively yours,
Reviewed by:
RON M. COSEP
Campus Coordinator
I. FOOD FEST
Mechanics:
1. Food Fest will be open to all Grade 11 & 12 students of Asian Learning Center Inc. Danao.
2. Each section can form 1 group with 8-10 members for each team.
3. Each group must put up a capital of Php 300.00 which will be used in generating a profit. Each group can
decide on what products to sell.
4. All groups must participate in “1 day selling” with an assigned schedule. Participants should observe
cleanliness and practice food safety handling.
5. All groups must prepare a Sales Report. Earnings should be monitored and recorded by the committee.
6. Overall profit will be calculated on Day 5 of the event. The winner of the Food Fest is the group with the
highest profit.
7. The winners and non-winners will receive a certificate of participation.
Batch Schedule
Note:
- Please bring your own table and other materials for your stall.
II. DISH GARDENING CONTEST
Mechanics
1. Event materials, supplies, tools, equipment and other things needed must be ready before the event
schedule.
2. All contestants should be at the designated venue thirty (30) minutes before the event starts. Late
participants without valid reasons shall be disqualified.
3. The Event facilitator will signal for the event to begin.
4. Participants can use any plants of their choice. Minimum of 3-5 varieties of plants and 5 decorative
materials.
5. Once the event has started, the teachers and other personnel are no longer allowed to talk to the participants
to give them full concentration in their work.
6. A blue print or a sketch or plan must be submitted by the contestants (Long Size Bond Paper).
7. The participants will be given 2 hours to finish their dish garden.
8. Each exceeding minute is equivalent to one-point deduction.
9. Dish Gardens shall be displayed after for judging.
10. Contestants may seek clarification with the event administrator and Facilitators at any given time.
11. Should there be any irregularities found during the event, the Event facilitator, in consultation with the
Board of Judges, may suspend the conduct of the specific skill exhibition if justified for appropriate action.
12. Borrowing of materials, tools, supplies during the event is not allowed.
13. The finished dish garden shall be ready for photography after all the members of the board of judges shall
have finished their individual judging.
14. The dish garden must be taken care and shall remain untouched until the culmination.
15. The working area should be cleaned immediately after every event.
Criteria
Percentage Originality of sketch plan - 10%
Combination and design of plants and materials - 30%
Use of tools and equipment - 10%
Visual Impact - 40%
Followed sketch plan - 10%
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Total : 100%
SAMPLE OUTPUT
Awards:
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
III. MASTER CHEF CONTEST
Mechanics:
1. The contest will be open to Grade 11 & 12 students of Asian Learning Center Inc. Danao.
2. Two participants are required each section as representatives - 1 chef and 1 assistant.
3. Each participant must wear a chef uniform and other personal protective equipment.
4. The allotted time for the contest is 3 hours including the preparation.
5. The challenge is to prepare, garnish and plate a Filipino Main Dish based on their picked ingredient. Each
contestant must prepare 1 plate for presentation and 5 plates for taste test of the judges.
6. Each contestant must provide their own table, ingredients, utensils and appliances.
7. The dish must be cooked in the event. Ingredients used for garnish are allowed in raw state and other
commercially prepared sauce.
8. All contestants must observe and practice food safety handling.
9. One winner for the first, second and third place will be chosen and will receive a certificate of recognition.
10. All contestants should be at the contest venue 15-minutes before the contest starts. Late contestants without
valid reasons shall be disqualified.
11. The working/contest area must be cleaned immediately after every contest.
CRITERIA:
Taste 40%
Visual Appeal 20%
Food Presentation 30%
Aligned with the criteria 10%
“Filipino main dish”
Total: 100%
IV. ORIGAMI MAKING CONTEST
Mechanics
Sample:
HOME ECONOMICS ACTIVITIES
Afternoon
1. Buzzer Game T. Joy
2. MLBB Tournament T. Jay
3. Master Chef T. Dianne and T. Janice
4. Food Fest T. Jill and T. Jane