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With this lesson set, your students will:

  • learn and practise food vocabulary,
  • have conversations about food and dishes,
  • practise phrases for likes and dislikes,
  • watch a video segment on the favourite food of some American presidents.

With this lesson set, students learn food vocabulary and get lots of opportunities to practise it. In the first lesson, they have conversations about food and dishes and play a game. In the second lesson, they learn phrases to talk about likes and dislikes and use them to talk about food preferences.

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Lesson 1 Teach students food vocabulary
food vocabulary
Vocabulary Lab 45 min / 60 min Free

What’s for lunch?

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Students learn names of some fruit, vegetables, meat and fish (e.g. grapes, cabbage, beef, tuna). They practise the vocabulary while choosing ingredients for different dishes, playing a game, answering questions and doing other speaking tasks.

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Lesson 2 Help students practise food vocabulary
phrases for likes and dislikes
Standard Lesson 60 min Premium Plan

Pineapple pizza isn’t my thing

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Students learn about some American dishes, watch a video about American presidents’ favourite food and learn phrases to talk about likes and dislikes. They further practise food vocabulary while talking about their food preferences and unusual food. Encourage students to use food vocabulary throughout the lesson.

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