NEVADA PROFICIENCY EVENTS PROGRAM

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NEVADA PROFICIENCY EVENTS PROGRAM is an individual event that recognizes participants who demonstrate their in creating an original cupcake themed display. Participants must: Provide an original drawing of planned cupcake design One project identification page EVENT DIVISIONS Junior: through grade 9 Senior: grades 12 Occupational: grades 12 ELIGIBILITY 1. Participation is open to any Nevada stateaffiliated FCCLA chapter member. 2. Participants will bring all necessary tools and for this event, as listed in the event specifications. Additional items are not allowed 3. Participants MUST bring a 12 round cardboard cake board and 6 undecorated cupcakes, can be various sizes. Purchased edible decorations must be unopened; i.e., assorted sprinkles, nonpareils, ready-to-use fondant. PROCEDURES & TIME REQUIREMENTS 1. All participants will have sixty (60) minutes to decorate cupcakes and assemble display. 2. All participants must wear a clean apron and/or chef jacket, appropriate closed toed footwear, hair restraints that keep hair off face and shoulders. Do not wear any jewelry (rings, watches, bracelets, dangling earrings, etc.) nail polish, artificial nails or nail art. 3. All cupcake displays will be sold with all monies raised donated to our National Outreach Project. GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Spectators may not observe this event. 2. Participants must be dressed appropriately and professionally. 2017-2018 Cupcake Decorating Page 1

Specifications Cupcake Production Participants may bring only the items listed below to the event. No other will be allowed in the competition site. Additional items will be removed from the participants until after they have competing. Participants will demonstrate industry standards in use of, tools, and techniques. Equipment, Tools, and Techniques Use proper, tools, s, and techniques. The following is a list of suggested tools: Bowls Rubber spatulas Wooden spoons Whisk Battery operated mixer Pastry bags and tips Straight and/or off set spatulas Wax and/or parchment paper Toothpicks 12 round cardboard display board Prepared sanitizer Towels Waste bucket and/or bowls Disposable gloves Paring knives Cutting board Rolling pin Fondant and/or cookie cutters. Food Product Time and Waste Management Participants must bring icing; six (6) pre-baked undecorated cupcakes (can be various sizes); edible unopened decorations; i.e., assorted sprinkles, nonpareils, ready-to-use fondant. Demonstrate careful planning for completing task efficiently. All unused materials will be presented for evaluation of waste. Appropriate and Professional Dress Participants must be well groomed and wear appropriate, clean attire that meets restaurant and hotel industry standards including: chef coat/apron, industry pants, hair covering or chef s hat hair must be off the face and shoulders and closed toed, low heeled shoes. Please do not wear jewelry (rings, watches, bracelets, dangling earrings, etc.), nail polish, or artificial nails. 2017-2018 Cupcake Decorating Page 2

Point Summary Form Individual Event Division Options: Junior Senior Occupational DIRECTIONS: 1. Make sure all participant information at the bottom of this form is correct. If the individual does not show, please write No Show across the form and return with other forms. 2. At the end of competition in the room, double-check all scores and participant information to ensure accuracy. Sort results by highest score to lowest score, record results on green final score sheet, and submit. ROOM CONSULTANT CHECK Contest Orientation 0 or 5 points Professional Dress 0-5 points Project Identification Page 0 or 5 points Evaluator Scores 0 or 85 points 0 The individual did not attend Needs Improvement Non-professional appearance, attire and/or grooming Good Neat appearance, attire, and grooming but lacks polish 0 Missing or Incomplete Project Identification Page not provided Evaluator 1: Initials: Evaluator 2: Initials: Evaluator 3: Initials: 5 The individual attended Exemplary Professional appearance, attire, and grooming 5 Complete Project Identification Page is submitted Room Consultant Score (15 points possible) /15 Demonstration Score (85 points) Score Total /85 FINAL SCORE (Average Evaluator Scores [Demonstration Score] plus Room Consultant Score) /0 Circle Rating Achieved: Gold: 900 pts. Silver: 70-89.9 pts. VERIFIED: Room Consultant Initials Bronze: 1-69.9 pts. Name: Chapter: Evaluator Signature: Comments: Division Date: 2017-2018 Cupcake Decorating Page 3

Skill Area Rubric Safety & Sanitation 0 points Disregard for safety, creating unsafe situation during majority of presentation; unsanitary situation creates unsafe Disregard for safety, creating unsafe situation during presentation; Unsanitary situation creates unsafe Minimal safety and concerns Minimal safety or concerns but not both Only one safety or concern Followed all safety and practices Equipment Tools, & Techniques 5 points 0-2 Selection & usage of tools/ lacks understanding & demonstration of skills 3-5 Poor selection & use of tools/ 6-8 Fair selection and use of tools/ 9-11 Good selection and use of tools/ 12-14 Very Good selection and use of all tools/equipmen t 15 Exemplary selection and use of all tools/ Time Management 0 points Very poor use of Poor use of Fair use of Good use of Very Good use of Exemplary use of Waste 0 points Most of the was wasted 2/3 of was wasted ½ of was wasted Some waste Very minimal waste Rubric continued on next page. 2017-2018 Cupcake Decorating Page 4

Cupcake Decorating Skill Area Rubric page 2 Creative Planning 0 points Creativity 0 points Cupcake drawing plan was not presented or not easily understood No evidence of Fair cupcake plan somewhat comparable to Very little evidence of Cupcake plan comparable to Little evidence of Cupcake pan was neatly drawn or explained well on the paper Some evidence of Cupcake plan was exceptional Highly creative Exceptionally creative and innovative Final 0-20 points 0-2 Incorrect or very poor 4-6 Poor Fair 12-14 Good 16-18 Very Good 19-20 Excellent TOTAL POINTS /85 Name Chapter: Division: Evaluator Signature: Comments: Date: 2017-2018 Cupcake Decorating Page 5