In Australia, Christmas comes during the summer holidays.
Some people hang wreaths on their front doors and go out Christmas carol singing on Christmas eve.
Australians decorate their houses with Christmas trees, Christmas lights, tinsel, snowmen and glass baubles. They also decorate their homes with bunches of Christmas bush, a native Australian tree with green leaves and cream flowers.
On Christmas Day, children receive presents in a stocking or under the Christmas tree. Children write letters to Santa Claus so that he knows what they would like for Christmas. Santa wears a thick red suit and travels in a sleigh pulled by reindeer.
Many Australians have a special meal on Christmas Day. Some people have cold meats and seafood and a Pavlova for dessert. A Pavlova is a soft meringue cake with cream and fresh fruit.
On Boxing Day most people go to the beach with their friends and have barbecues and swim in the sea.
Task 5.1 : Match the words for food with the correct picture.
Task 5.2 : Listen to the words and try to type them correctly.
Task 5.1
Task 5,2
Task 6 Grammar
Goals : -I can identify countable and uncountable nouns.
Instructions
Make a list of countable and uncountable food items in your notebook.
Use all of the words in the picture below.
Example
Countable
Uncountable
Chicken nugget
Rice
...
....
Task 7 Macmillan
Goals :
I can talk about different types of food.
I can identify countable and uncountable nouns.
Instructions :
Do all of the assignments in Unit 4 lesson 1 : Food.
Task 8 Party planning task
Goals :
-I can talk about different types of food.
-I can identify countable and uncountable nouns.
-I can describe different meals and types of food.
-I can talk about food I like and I don't like.
Instructions :
You're going to organize a dinner party for your family members and/or friends.
You can choose between a dinner party, a birthday party, a wedding party, an end-of-school party, a Christmas party, or any other party.
Please, plan the following things :
How many people will be at the party? And who are those people? (use 5 sentences)
Where will it be,what will the place look like and what furniture will there be? (use 5 sentences)
What dishes (starters,main courses, and desserts) will you have? (2 dishes for each course)
What drinks and snacks will you have? (name at least 5)
A shopping list (at least 20 food items and 5 party items)
Text 1 : The last time I went to a restaurant was about 2 months ago. My wife and I wanted to celebrate our wedding anniversary with a good meal so we went to an expensive Italian restaurant in downtown Lisbon. We both had pasta to start and for the main course my wife ordered a steak and I chose fish. For dessert we both ate chocolate cake topped with fresh cream. Delicious!
Text 2 :
I went to a restaurant yesterday evening with my sister's children. It wasn't very expensive and the menu was very limited. We all had a burger and French fries, and drank cola. It wasn't very good.
Text 3 :
My boyfriend loves spicy food so this restaurant was perfect. The waiters were all really friendly and polite, and they played traditional sitar music which was very relaxing. The menu offered vegetarian dishes as well as meat dishes served with rice and a sauce - it depended on how hot you wanted it! I chose a mild beef curry but my boyfriend had a lamb 'vindaloo' - he also drank 2 liters of water!!
Text 4 :
My class at the university went there last weekend. It's a very popular type of restaurant in my country. It generally offers one type of food (a kind of bread with cheese and tomato sauce) which you then choose what ingredients to add on top of it. I asked for olives and mushrooms on mine and my classmates each had something different so we could taste a piece of each person's meal.
Goals :
I can read for specific information in a text related to cooking.
Instructions :
Read the text.
Answer the questions.
The Kid Who Cooked
Two years ago, Elliot West was more or less just like any other ten-year-old kid. The only thing that made Elliot any different was that he loved cooking.
But everything changed for Elliot one day when he saw an interesting announcement on the Internet. A TV show called Junior Kitchen Star was holding a contest for kids who enjoyed cooking and baking. Elliot was excited. Before reading about this show, he hadn’t known there were other kids who enjoyed the same hobby as he did. He applied to enter the contest immediately.
To qualify for the contest, Elliot had to win a preliminary round against ten other kids from his town. He won easily with a dish of pasta and scallops. He was in the competition!
Whereas the preliminary round had been easy, the televised rounds were incredibly difficult. Elliot had to cook against the clock and with limited ingredients. In one challenge, Elliot had to serve up food for a restaurant full of people. The judges were tough and when they had a negative comment about Elliot’s food, he had to try really hard not to cry.
While taking part in the competition, the contestants were given cooking lessons from top chefs and this gave Elliot a chance to learn even more about cooking at the highest level.
Week by week, the other competitors were eliminated until finally only two were left for the final. One was Elliot and the other was Charles, the son of Pierre La Fontaine, the famous French chef. Over three gruelling hours, Elliot and Charles each created and prepared a seven-course meal for the judges. It was very close, but the judges all said they had loved Elliot’s roast goose served with a red wine sauce. Elliot was declared the winner!
After winning the contest, Elliot’s life did not go back to normal. In fact, he became something of a celebrity. He travelled to schools to give cooking demonstrations and produced his own cooking show on YouTube.
Elliot is twelve now. He’s still just a kid, but he has a very bright future indeed.
I can give and follow simple instructions.
I can understand instructions for preparing a recipe.
Instructions
Do task 6.1 and 6.2 to practice verbs for cooking instructions.
Task 6.1
Task 6.2
Task 7 Macmillan
Goals :
-I can give and follow simple instructions.
-I can understand instructions for preparing a recipe.
-I can understand a menu.
-I can order food at a restaurant.
Instructions :
Do all of the assignments in Unit 4 lesson 3 : Cooking
Task 8 Writing
Goals :
-I can describe different meals and types of food.
-I can give and follow simple instructions.
-I can understand instructions for preparing a recipe.
Goals :
-I can talk about health problems.
-I can give and understand a simple description of a health problem.
Instructions :
Do task 5,1
Do task 5,2
Task 5.1
Task 5,2
Task 5 Vocabulary 2
Goals :
-I can understand and make simple statements about healthy and unhealthy food.
Instructions :
Copy the chart in your notebook.
Fill in the chart with all of the things you eat on a daily basis.
Calculate the amount of energy in the food you eat in a normal day with the list of foods and their energy content.
Chart
List of foods and their energy content.
Task 6 Macmillan
Goals :
-I can understand and make simple statements about healthy and unhealthy food.
-I can talk about health problems.
-I can give and understand a simple description of a health problem.
Instructions :
Do all of the assignments in Unit 4 lesson 4 : Being healthy
Masterchef assignment
In pairs/groups, you're going to prepare a restaurant conversation and you're going to record it on video.
One of you is the waiter and the other person is the guest who's visiting the restaurant.
The following items must be included :
Greet your guests.
Offer them the menu (everybody gets a different menu)
Ask what they would like.
Take the order (a drink,a starter, your Masterchef dish and a dessert) and serve it.
Give them the bill and ask them if they liked dinner.
End the conversation.
Your video must be around 2 minutes long and you have to hand in the sentences that you prepared.
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Arrangement
Oefeningen en toetsen
Task 2
Task 3 Watching and Listening 2
Task 4 : Christmas in Australia
Questions telling time
Task 3.1 MC questions
Task 3.2 Ordening
Task 4 Questions
Task 2 questions
Cooking Verbs & How to Poach an Egg!
Task 4 Matching task
Task 5 Reading
Task 2 questions
Matching assignment
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