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=== '''Kit 4: Chemistry in Food''' === | ==== '''Kit 4: Chemistry in Food''' ==== | ||
'''Materials | '''Materials''': | ||
[[ Materials: Kit 4: Chemistry in Food ]] | |||
* Reference sheet on common chemical reactions in cooking (e.g., Maillard reaction, acid-base reactions) | |||
* Example recipes with chemical notes (e.g., baking soda in pancakes, vinegar in pickling) | |||
* Blank infographic template and colored markers | |||
'''Instructions''': | |||
# Research how chemistry is involved in cooking or food preservation. | |||
# Create an infographic or poster explaining one example. | |||
'''Presentation Cards''': | |||
* "What food-related chemistry example did you choose?" | |||
* "How does chemistry improve or change the process?" | |||
'''Timer/Checklist''': | |||
* 15 min: Research examples. | |||
* 20 min: Choose one and design an infographic. | |||
* 15 min: Prepare explanation. | |||
* 5 min: Practice presentation. | |||
'''Reflection Sheet''': | |||
* "What was the most surprising chemistry fact you learned about food?" | |||
* "How could you use this knowledge in everyday cooking?" | |||
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=== '''Kit 5: Scientific Method in Action''' === | === '''Kit 5: Scientific Method in Action''' === |