Y1 Food for life - lesson 1

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• Leerjaar 1

English Year 1

Objectives food for life

Functions:
- talking about food;

- ordering a meal

Grammar:

countable & uncountable nouns; a/an, some, any; How much/many, a lot of / lots of; too and (not) enough. 

Vocabulary:

food and drink; adjectives to talk about food; expressions with have got. 

Today:

START NEW THEME: FOOD FOR LIFE

• Introduction brainstorm exercise
  
• Watch a video about vegies in UK vs US
  
• Reading & listening
• Complete the conversations
• Matching foods & pictures
• Online reading assignment in different levels
  

Take a good look at this picture.

Then go to the next slide.

Write down as many fruits and vegetables you know by name in English as you can. You are allowed to use a dictionary. You may also write down fruits or vegetables that aren't in this picture.

Watch the video in the next slide, please!

Now check Som messages to find the vegetable table. Write down all the vegetables the woman names in this table.

Write down the American name, the British name & the Dutch name. There are 7 vegetables in total.

Take a picture or make a print screen of your vegie table and upload this here.

Read the text "Food facts or food fiction" on the next page.

You can also listen to the text by using the button on the next slide.

Enter your answers on the slide after the text,

write your answers like this:

1A, 2B, 3C

Read and listen to the article "Food facts or food fiction". Enter your answers to the exercise on the next slide.

Enter your answers the questions of the exercise below.
Write your answers like this:

1A, 2B, 3C
So, use CAPITALS and don't forget to use a comma and a blank space (spatie).

Complete the conversation. Select the most logical answer to this question.

Do you want some ice cream?

1. No, thanks. Can I have an apple or a banana?
2. She's not hungry.
3. They're very good.

Complete the conversation. Select the most logical answer to this question.

Have some water.

1. I drink it.
2. No, thanks. I'm not thirsty.
3. Look at them

Complete the conversation. Select the most logical answer to this question.

Would you like some more chocolate?

1. It's over there.
2. Yes, I want.
3. I'd love some, but I'm trying not to eat too much.

Complete the conversation. Select the most logical answer to this question.

Do you eat any vegetables?

1. I hate apples.
2. It's fast food.
3. No, I don't. I don't like them.

Complete the conversation. Select the most logical answer to this question.

Have some biscuits.

1. Thanks, but one's enough for me.
2. You can have a banana.
3. I'm very healthy.

Match the foods to the pictures

Carrots

Cake

Peppers

Yoghurt

omelette

Chilli con carne

Coffee

Beans

Curry

Salad

Reading assignment

• Make 1 of the following 2 reading assignments.
  
• This link brings you to an easy reading assignment (A2-level).
  
• This link will bring you to a more difficult reading assignment (B1/B2).
  
• You only have to make ONE of these assignments.
• Do all the exercises that go with the text (see the purple banners for the exercises > zie de paarse balkjes voor de oefeningen)

Which text did you read and what did you learn from this? Nothing is NOT an answer ;-P

Enrichment: Can you do this challenge task?

See worksheet for complete math discussion.

Find the total cost of your shopping list if you were to choose the BEST BUY for each item.

£8.30

Find the total cost of your shopping list if you were to choose the GREATEST MASS/VOLUME for each item.

£10.45

Find the total cost of your shopping list if you were to choose the LOWEST PRICE TAG for each item.

£6.25

You're done! To be continued tomorrow!

Homework Tuesday the 17th of February

Finish this LessonUp lesson, please!

The enrichment is optional.