Lesson 1: At the supermarket

Lesson 1:

At the supermarket

Warm - up

Do you like parties? Do you have a birthday party? Do you go to your friends' birthday parties? Do you have parties at school at Christmas, Carnival Time or the end of the school year? What do you like eating at parties?

OK, kids. You can have your

end-of-school-year party.

Listen, read and find

The children are talking to Mrs Stathaki, their teacher.
Listen, read and find: "What do they want?"

Come to our end-

of-school year

party.

Andrew, Nick, Sophia and Betty:	Yeah!!!!!
Sophia:	What shall we do, Betty?
Betty:	We can go to the supermarket and buy some things.
Andrew:	And we can make some sandwiches!

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	....................................................................... (at the supermarket)
Betty:	OK. We need some lemonade, some crisps, some peanuts, some sausages and some biscuits.
Sophia:	Let's not forget the paper cups and the paper plates.
Andrew:	And we also need some bread, some butter, some ham, some cheese and some eggs for the sandwiches. When we finish shopping, we can go to my place and make the sandwiches.
Nick:	So, what are you waiting for, guys? Hurry up!!

You've got 1 minute to find the secret word. It's one of the things that the

children want for the school party. Write the word:............................................

Then, count the letters and write down your score:......................

New words!

Match the pictures to the words:

Εικόνα

a)some cheese, b) some ham, c) some lemonade, d) an egg,

e) some biscuits, f) a sandwich, g) some butter, h) some peanuts,

i) some crisps, j) some bread, k) a sausage

1) ……, 2) ……, 3) ……, 4) ……, 5) ……, 6) ……, 7) ……, 8) ……, 9) ……, 10) ……, 11) ……

Listen and sing

Εικόνα

Carrots and tomatoes

Chicken and meat

Yummy, yummy, yummy

For you and me

Oranges and apples Εικόνα

Fish and chips

Yummy, yummy, yummy

For you and me

The Food song

Bread and butter

Ham and cheese

Yummy, yummy, yummy

For you and me

Do the hokey cokey

And turn around

That's what it's all about

Sandwiches and lettuce

Sausages and milk

Yummy, yummy, yummy

For you and me

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Speak and write

Work in groups of four and buy things for your school party. You only have 20 € in your bag. Look at the prices and decide what you want to buy. Decide in your group and then write your list.

Bread 1.80 €/packet	Ham 12.40 €/kilo	Peanuts 1.30 €/packet	Cheese 8.80 €/kilo

Eggs 3.40 €/dozen	Cola 2.80 €/bottle	Lemonade 1.90 €/bottle	Biscuits 2.00 €/packet


	Crisps 0.80 €/bag		Sausages 6.30 €/kilo		Butter 1.70 €/packet

Note: 1 kilo of ham=12.40 €, half a kilo of ham= 6.20 €, 250 grams of ham= 3.10 €,

1 kilo of cheese= 8.80 €, half a kilo of cheese= 4.40 €, 250 grams of cheese= 2.20 €

Read and listen to the example:

Student A:	Let's make some sandwiches. We need a packet of bread. That's 1.80 €
Student B:	And some ham, too. Let's buy 250 grams. That's 3.10 €
Student C:	And 250 grams cheese. That's 2.20 €
Student D:	And a packet of butter. That's 1.70 €
Student A:	And four bags of crisps. That's 3.20 €
Student B:	So, 1.80 and 3.10 and 2.20 and 1.70 and 3.20 is 12.00 €. We've got 8 more euros. What else can we get?
Student C:	Well, let's buy some cola and some lemonade......................
Student A:	OK, but don't forget! No cola, lemonade, ham or crisps for the next ten days! We must eat healthy!

Write (+ appI)

Starter

Main course

Dessert

You are the owner of a healthy food restaurant. Use the food in activity 8 and write your healthy menu for the day. Read your menu out in class. Who wants to come to your restaurant?

Let's play!

Food chain: You need a small ball to play this game. Your teacher starts by saying: "For dinner today I had a-an/some........" and you have to continue by adding food that starts with the next letter of the alphabet.

Fast!

Your teacher says: 'I would like a/an, some......'. Finish his/her phrase, but you must be very fast and correct! The first pupil to complete the phrase correctly wins one point for his/her team. The first team to get ten points is the winner.

Listen and tick

Dr Morton is speaking on a radio programme about what is good or not good for children to eat. Listen and tick the correct box:

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	It's good to eat or drink...	It's not good to eat or drink...
bread with butter and marmalade
cola
cornflakes
crisps
eggs
fast food
fruit
milk
pop corn
salad
sweets
yoghurt

Now you can give advice to your friends!

Remember!	Countable nouns
	We can count these words: egg, biscuit, sausage, sandwich, apple, orange We say: a biscuit, an egg/some biscuits, some eggs We ask how many with these words: How many biscuits are there in the packet?
	Uncountable nouns
	We can't count these words: cheese, ham, lemonade, cola, bread We say: some cheese, some cola We ask how much with these words: How much lemonade is there in the glass?