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Week 08 · Time and Temperature

Friday

Freddy's time and temperature quiz
// Timers, minutes and the thermometer
⏱ about 15 min

Friday: Freddy's Time and Temperature Quiz

Freddy the Frog hops in wearing a tiny timer on a string. "Ding! Quiz time!" he croaks.

Rosie the Rabbit bounces. "I know the fridge number!" she says.

"What do you notice about this week?" Ferris asks. "We counted minutes and degrees."

Riley holds up four fingers, then zero. "Here is a hint," he says. "Remember 40."

Round 1: Timers

Start at 3:15. Cook for 20 minutes. Done at 3:____.
Start at 4:50. Cook for 10 minutes. Done at ____:00.
2 hours is how many minutes?

Round 2: Degrees

StatementTrue or false?
A fridge should be 40 degrees F or colder.?
A freezer should be 50 degrees F.?
The Danger Zone is between 40 and 140 degrees F.?
A bigger number means colder.?
WHY THIS EXERCISEThese numbers help keep food out of the Danger Zone.
ROUND 3: WHO DOES IT?
  • Read the question.
  • Tap your answer.
Who holds the thermometer in hot food?
Who reads the number out loud?
How do you know meat or eggs are cooked?
SORT THE JOBS
  • Tap a card.
  • Then tap its spot.
1Your job
2Your job
3Grown-up job
4Grown-up job

Round 4: Grown-up numbers

A grown-up checks these numbers with a food thermometer.

You practice reading them. Which is the biggest?

FoodGrown-up cooks it to
Chicken and turkey165 degrees F
Ground meat160 degrees F
Egg dishes160 degrees F
Leftovers, heated again165 degrees F
Which food in the table needs the bigger number, chicken or ground meat? Type one word.
WHY THIS EXERCISE165 is 5 more than 160.
Safety first
A grown-up handles the oven, the stove and every hot pan.
You set timers and read numbers.
Get ready for Family Cook Day
Read the Oven Potato Wedges card with your grown-up.
Make a grocery list of what you need.
Find the timer you will use.

Quiz champion! Tomorrow is Family Cook Day. You will make Oven Potato Wedges.

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