Be Wonderful and Wise
Posted: October 2, 2013 | Author: All.at.C | Filed under: Advert, lesson plan, Song | Tags: advertisement, cooking, food, listening, observation, speaking |9 CommentsOur first post of the autumn term is based on an advert containing an assortment of food and cooking vocabulary, ranging from the familiar to the almost certainly unknown, unless students have spent hours in front of the TV watching Masterchef in English. Activities include observing, listening, vocabulary development, speaking, and to finish off, a song – if you haven’t had enough of it by then. All together now – chop, chop,chop,chop, chopping…….
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Hi, there! Thanks for this great video. The teacher’s notes are really helpful. This is perfect to learn about food vocabulary. I will use this to teach my ESL students.
Glad you found it useful, Thomas. I hope your students enjoy the lesson.