STEP 01: PICK YOUR RECIPE

DAY 1

1. Pick your fav recipe ! This could be making a sandwich, cookies, making pasta or even a beverage of choice like a milkshake or smoothie.

2. Make sure that your recipe is easy and not difficult. Peanut butter sandwich or a cheese sandwich will do. 

3. Write your recipe down in detail on a Google Doc so you have a reference. 

4. Create a list of items that you require and look online to source the items if you do not have it in the fridge. 

5. Alternatively, you could also choose to make something based on what you have in your fridge. 

6. Make arrangements to buy your ingredients or “claim” your ingredients from your fridge by putting a label on it so people in your house know you need the very last tomato for your epic recipe. 
7. FILL OUT YOUR GOOGLE FORM PROVIDED

What you CAN’T make !

1. Water
2. Tang/ Mio drink
3. Alcohol based items
4. Insta-noodles (unless it has additional added ingredients)

STEP 02: RECIPE CARD

DAY 2

Using an online editor like Canva or any other free editor, make a recipe card poster. Canva is great and free to use with any email.

You need to create a recipe card poster of your recipe. Below are 2 examples from Canva. You can do this in a google doc or any other software you like. Make sure that you save it as a PDF and JPEG so you can import it into Google sites in step 5.  

STEP 03: FILM YOUR RECIPE

DAY 3 – 6 – READ BELOW BEFORE STARTING

Pick a format to present your recipe. Either make a video, or Google Slides show. Once you have picked your path, you should be ready to film your recipe using VIDEO or IMAGES. Using these pictures and videos, make either an instructional video or google slides presentation of the pictures and videos you took. Whatever is easier and comfortable.

OPTION/ PATH 01: IMAGES

Here you will use pictures to showcase your recipes. These pictures must be Detailed imagery of you making the recipe. You might have someone else do the recipe and you can film.You will require a device. So securing a device is important. 

Set out time to get this done. Make sure that those ingredients are ready to go! Make sure to take detailed images with each ingredient that you put into your recipe. 

THINGS TO REMEMBER:

1. Make sure your images are in Landscape and not portrait.
2. Make sure your images are clear and free from blur and distractions.

Here are some youtube videos to help you with this process.

OPTION/ PATH 02: VIDEO

1. So you chose a video format? Okay, did you keep in mind that you need access to a video editor?
   1. Make sure your video editor works and that the camera phone or device you are using to create this is fully charged. 
   2. You might have someone else do the recipe and you can film.

2. Set out time to get this done. Make sure that those ingredients are ready to go! 

3. Look at an example video here.
   1. Notice it’s just a backing track and words typed up. No speaking.
   2. Here is another video and it’s 30 secs. 

4. Make sure your video isn’t long. Under a minute please.

MAKE SURE YOU FILM IN LANDSCAPE AND NOT PORTRAIT !!! You are only filming here, step 3 is where you will be creating your slide show.

STEP 04: PRESENTING

DAY 7-9

OPTION 01: IMAGES

1. You need to use Google slides show because this is what will allow you to put it into google sites in step 6. So it’s important to do this in the Google Slides show.

2. Things to remember in your slide show:
   1. Make sure to have an opening title slide and closing.
   2. Ingredient list
   3. Use a template or create a template

3. Edit your images in your slide show. Make sure that your images fill the slide more than the words.

1. Is there anything else that you could include? Maybe fun facts? Anything that would make your slideshow more interesting.

OPTION 02: VIDEO

1. Make sure that you export your video properly so that in Step 6 you can import it into Google Sites. Video should be 1080p H.264 mpeg codec. If you do not remember this from the video unit, please ask me !!! 

2. Don’t get too fancy. Just edit the video first, nice and quick. Make it as short as possible. It’s not how long the video is but how you convey your message. You could essentially do a video edit that is 10 seconds long and gets to the point.

3. Be sure to have a backing track to this. Try to get that backing track as a copyright free from a place such as bensound.com etc. 

4. If you choose to do audio in this, please make sure that the voice is louder so we can hear the instructions on how to make your recipe.

STEP 05: GOOGLE SITES

DAY 10 – 12

Now create a google sites blog style one pager. You need to have your video/ google slides presentation from step 3 and place that into your new google sites. Also place the recipe card poster on the site. 

1. Open up google sites and pick a theme that speaks to you.
2. Now customize your site one pager and add the presentation from step 4 that you did. 
3. In google Drive, you should find the video or google slides that show what you completed in step 3. Open up your google slide show or your video in google drive, and change the share settings to
   1. “ANYONE WITH A LINK”
   2. If you do not know how to share files, view the tutorial HERE.
4. So you should have a google site that has all that content in there. 

If you need help creating a google site, please use this link HERE to help you with video tutorials.

Below is my example of a google sites with my work.

STEP 06: SUBMIT LINK!!!

Congratulations !!! you have completed your final culminating. Please submit a published link to your website. Be sure to have another student view it and make sure they can see all content.

ASSESSMENT & EVALUATION

MUST HAVES:

• Must have a link submitted. Double check the link with a friend/ classmate/ family.
• Must have all components in the link – Recipe Card & Presentation

MUST NOT HAVES:

• Must NOT have any incorrect spelling.
• Must NOT have copyrighted items unless credited

Assessment Breakdown

• Content Relevance: 20%
• Technical Skills: 30%
• Creativity and Originality: 20%
• Planning and Organization: 20%
• Reflection and Self-Evaluation: 10%

RUBRIC

Criteria	Level 1 (50-59%)	Level 2 (60-69%)	Level 3 (70-79%)	Level 4 (80-100%)
Content Relevance	Content is unclear or irrelevant.	Content is somewhat relevant but lacks depth.	Content is mostly relevant and well-developed.	Content is highly relevant, insightful, and engaging.
Technical Skills	Limited technical skills; numerous errors.	Basic technical skills; some errors present.	Proficient technical skills; minimal errors.	Exceptional technical skills; no errors.
Creativity and Originality	Minimal creativity; heavily reliant on templates.	Some creativity; limited originality.	Creative and demonstrates originality.	Highly creative and original.
Planning and Organization	Little to no planning evident.	Basic planning; structure lacks clarity.	Good planning; well-organized.	Exceptional planning; highly organized and thoughtful.
Reflection and Self-Evaluation	Reflection is incomplete or vague.	Reflection is basic; limited insights.	Reflection is clear and shows thoughtful insights.	Reflection is comprehensive and deeply insightful.