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LNY THOLI OLLG TS Year 7 - Rotation 1 - Food Handed Out: Term 1 Week 3 ue ate: Term 2 Week 3 Name : Teacher : ssessment Policy: This task is a formal assessment. It requires each student to demonstrate their understanding of the course studied by devoting sufficient time and effort to meeting the requirements as clearly stated below. I understand that this task must be submitted on time. The following reasons are not valid excuses for the late submission of tasks; computer difficulties, printer problems, or a student s lack of organisation. It is my understanding that any difficulty with the task must be brought to the attention of the classroom teacher several days before the due date of the task. eclaration of Originality: In accordance with the ollege ssessment Policy, I declare that this submission is my own work and that to the best of my knowledge, it contains no material previously published or written by another person except where acknowledgement has been made. Student Signature: SSSSMNT SYLLUS OUTOMS: student: 4.1.1 pplies design processes that respond to needs and opportunities in each design project 4.2.1 generates and communicates creative design ideas and solutions 4.3.1 pplies a broad range of contemporary and appropriate tools, materials and techniques with competence in the development of design projects. 4.5.1 pplies management processes to successfully complete design projects Report Outcomes: student has demonstrated the ability to: Utillises and effectively documents each stage of the design process emonstrates knowledge and understanding of designers and designing pplies a range of tools, materials and techniques to complete quality design solutions in a safe and appropriate manner. ffectively manages a design project to completion INSTRUTIONS detailed explanation of the task and marking criteria has been attached to the following pages. 1

TSK INSTRUTION: PRTIL OMPONNTS: s a nutritionist, you have been assigned to lancy atholic ollege to observe their school canteen and the items sold to adolescent students. s part of this assignment you are to produce the following items: SNK FOO: In your allotted practical class produce one snack food that is healthy for the students at lancy atholic ollege. PKG: Research and create a package for your snack food ensuring that the packaging is appropriate and includes a name, nutritional labeling and a slogan. SIGN FOLIO OMPONNT: reate a design folio that shows the steps in managing, designing, making and evaluating your Technology project. The design folio is to be word processed (i.e. Microsoft Word) with the exception of drawings, which should be hand-drawn. The folio must include the following: Section xplanation omplete 1.0 Identification 2.0 Preparation (1.1) Title Page (1.2) esign Situation (1.3) esign rief (2.1) Limitations (2.2) riteria for success (2.3) Time management The title "Food technology- Snack food and packaging design", your name, teachers surname and class opy the following design situation statement in your folio: The NSW government has implemented the "Healthy School anteen Strategy" to help combat the increase in childhood obesity. anteens in NSW schools are having a competition to see who can produce the healthiest canteen. You have been promoted to canteen manager. opy the following design brief statement in your folio: esign, create and evaluate ON (1) healthy snack food and food package. Identify and explain THR (3) or more of the limitations (boundaries) that will apply when developing your snack food and package Identify and explain THR (3) or more criteria to determine the success of your project (what does your package have to do OR what features does it have to have to be a successful design) reate a computer generated Gantt chart detailing the order and timing of each design process stage and construction step in the creation of your project. 2

Using a variety of sources, report on the following: 3.0 Investigation Research 3.1 xisting snack foods onduct research into TN (10) cost effective, current healthy snack food products by: 3.1.1 Providing an image of each snack food item 3.1.2 alculate the cost of an item and the cost per serve (i.e. if a 6 pack of muesli bars costs 4.50, find out how much 1 muesli bar would cost also) nsure you provide a mixture of both sweet and savoury snacks onduct research into TWO (2) current unhealthy snack food products (1 sweet and 1 savoury) by: 3.1.3 Providing an image of each 3.1.4 alculate the cost of the item and the cost per serve (i.e. if a pack of 12 chocolate bars costs 3.20, find out how much 1 chocolate bar would cost) 3.2 Packaging requirements 3.2.1 rainstorm the properties/functions of food packaging 3.2.2 Make a list of the labelling requirements for a food package 3.3 Use of equipment 3.3.1 Identify THR (3) pieces of equipment that is available for you to make your healthy snack food item 3.3.2 Provide an image of each piece of equipment and describe how you will use it whilst producing your healthy snack food item 3.3.3 Identify THR (3) pieces of equipment that is available for you to make your food package 3.3.4 Provide an image of each and describe how you will use it whilst producing your food package 4.0 onstruction 5.0 Justification (4.1) Ideas (4.2) Final rawing (4.3) Final Product (5.1) Final valuation (5.2) ibliography 3.4 Research Findings 3.4.1 List the findings of the research you have conducted and explain how these will help you in designing your food package and healthy snack food item 4.1.1 Sketch (hand drawn) THR (3) annotated/ labeled pictures of possible designs for your food packaging and slogan. You may only use lead pencil in these sketches. 4.1.2 Select ON (1) sketch to construct. Justify your choice by providing three or more reasons by referring to your criteria for success for guidance 4.2.1 reate a pictorial drawing of your final design. This is to be rendered and contain a front and back view and contain labeling, branding and nutritional tables etc. 4.2.2 reate a production drawing of your food package. This drawing should be created using a lead pencil and contain dimensions where possible. It should also show the design details in both the front and back view 4.3.1 In class time as specified by your class teacher, select and produce a snack food recipe from those provided. 4.3.2 Select ON (1) sketched idea to construct and produce a colourful package and slogan for your product. valuate the project using the following headings: o o o esthetics Function Improvement You must include a list of sources used to complete your folio, particularly that of the research section. 3

ssessment riteria 4.1.1: pplies design processes that respond to needs and opportunities in each design project 9-10 7-8 5-6 3-4 1-2 The student has comprehensively completed all aspects of the design folio as identified in the esign Folio scaffold to an excellent level. ll components of the design folio have been communicated in a clear and logical manner, demonstrating excellent understanding of the design process as used by designers. The student has completed all aspects of the design folio as identified in the esign Folio scaffold. Some small inaccuracies exist in the order of the design folio, demonstrating a high understanding of the design process. The student has completed most aspects of the design folio as identified in the esign Folio scaffold. The design folio generally demonstrates an understanding of the design process, as it is presented mostly in a logical order. The student has completed some aspects of the design folio as identified in the esign Folio scaffold. The design folio demonstrates some understanding of and consideration for a design process. The folio is ordered correctly in only a few areas. The student has completed limited aspects of the design folio as identified in the esign Folio scaffold. The design folio is out of order and demonstrates little awareness of the correct design process. 4

4.2.1 Generates and communicates creative design ideas and solutions 9-10 7-8 5-6 3-4 1-2 The student has achieved a very high level of competence in communicating their design ideas. etailed drawings have a very high level of accuracy and contain precise dimensions. The pictorial drawing is in proportion, is coloured appropriately and is very accurate in appearance in comparison to the finished product. The student has achieved a high level of competence in communicating their design ideas and solutions. etailed drawings have a high level of accuracy, and contain dimensions. The pictorial drawing has a high level of proportion, is coloured appropriately and is accurate in comparison to the finished product. The student has achieved an adequate level of competence in communicating their design ideas and solutions. etail drawings have a satisfactory level of accuracy and contain dimensions. The pictorial drawing has a sound level of proportion, is coloured and is of similar appearance in comparison to the finished product. The student has achieved a limited level of competence in communicating their design ideas and solutions. etailed drawings have a basic level of accuracy and may contain some dimensions. The pictorial drawing contains limited colour and is of little comparison to the finished product. The student has achieved a very limited level of competence in communicating their design ideas and solutions. etailed drawing lacks any accuracy and contains little or no dimensions. The pictorial drawing contains little or no colour and is of dissimilar appearance in comparison to the finished product. 5

4.3.1 pplies a broad range of contemporary and appropriate tools, materials and techniques with competence in the development of design projects. 13-15 10-12 7-9 4-6 0-3 emonstrates a very high level of proficiency in the correct application of appropriate tools, materials and techniques in the development of the design project. Student is able to independently select appropriate tools and processes. The student has achieved a very high quality project. emonstrates a high level of proficiency in the correct application of appropriate tools, materials and techniques in the development of the design project. Student is able to select and correctly use appropriate tools and processes with minimal teacher guidance required. The student has achieved a high quality project emonstrates a sufficient level of proficiency in the correct application of appropriate tools, materials and techniques in the development of the design project. Student is able to select and correctly use appropriate tools and processes with some teacher guidance required. The student has achieved a project of adequate quality. emonstrates a limited of proficiency in the correct application of appropriate tools, materials and techniques in the development of the design project. Student is able to select and use appropriate tools and processes with frequent teacher guidance required. The student has achieved a project of limited quality. emonstrates a very limited level of proficiency in the correct application of appropriate tools, materials and techniques in the development of the design project. Student is unable to select and correctly use appropriate tools and processes without full teacher guidance. The student has achieved a project of very limited quality. 6

4.5.1 pplies management processes to successfully complete design projects 5 4 3 2 1 The Gantt hart is very well presented using IT s. The Gantt hart is extensive and highly accurate in portraying all steps of the design and construction process of their project The Gantt hart is well presented using IT s. The Gantt hart is computer generated and accurate in portraying all steps of the design and construction process of their project The Gantt hart is presented at a satisfactory level and is computer generated. The Gantt hart is mostly accurate in portraying the main steps of the design and construction process of their project The Gantt hart is presented at a basic level complete and is not computer generated The Gantt hart is inaccurate in portraying the steps of the design and construction process of their project The Gantt hart is presented at a very basic level and is not computer generated. The Gantt hart is quite incomplete or largely inaccurate in portraying steps of the design and construction process of their project ssignment Overall Mark and Grade Overall Mark Overall Grade 40-34 33-26 25-18 17-10 9-0 7