In this lesson plan, pupils complete a chart deciding which food we get from animals and which we get from plants. A matching and sentence-completion activity consolidates food vocabulary and the key phrase ‘come(s) from’.
This lesson can help your students identify their own likes and dislikes and recognize they might be different to those of others.
Set in Kings Cross, London, this video includes interviews with Londoners talking about healthy food and what they have for breakfast.
By Carol Read
In the sixth lesson of Carol Read’s Amazing world of food, children learn to recognize that people from different countries eat different food, identify and describe a typical dish from their country and understand basic issues related to world hunger. Step-by-step teacher’s notes and student worksheets are included.
Learn about effective ways to use authentic materials with students of all levels.
By Tim Bowen
June 2020: On 18 March, Eurovision said that it had to cancel the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time in its 64-year history.
By Tim Bowen
May 2020: With fans really missing live games, the Belarussian league has signed TV deals with several countries.
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