Eating food
Objectives: to ask and answer questions about food preferences; to present a few/ a little in writing; to recycle phrases about food when writing menu and a dialogue; to differentiate between countable, uncountable, many, must, a lot of (lots), a few, a little; to discuss and present a healthy menu
Materials: PB, WB, GPB, Power point presentation ‘Eating Food’, flashcards (food), menu , sweets, paper glasses and sticks, a laptop, an interactive whiteboard, markers
Outcomes: By the end of the lessons Ps will be able to make up the dialogues and act out them, to differentiate between countable, uncountable, many, must, a lot of (lots), a few, a little; to discuss and present a healthy menu
Procedure
Game ‘Do you like sweets?’ (P – P – P …)
Different colours mean different sweets
Presentation
Presentation & SB p.74 (remember)
Do some exercises from the presentation :
Do exercise 1 – 2 on page 74 into SBs.
Exercise 1 (Use a little or a few with the following nouns)
Exercise 2 (Complete the questions using a little or a few)
Food morning exercises
Make up a dialogue using our menu and the example and act out in the class.
- Discussion
What do you think of our lesson? Did you like it? What have we done today?
Delicioustasty
Sweet
appetiing
Healthy
Well - cooked
Fresh
Yummy
Bitter
Sour
Salty
Tasteless
Disgusting
Evaluation Card
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I know many words. I can make up word – combinations. |
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I can answer the questions. |
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I can make up dialogues. |
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I can listen to the tasks and do them. |
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I can read the tasks and do them. |
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I have skills in speaking. |
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I think my mark is