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AGrocery Store @ ee) ) © \ : m “"Y ay Wag) Baking Products Beverages ‘Snack Foods Baked Goods 30. sugar 33. coffee 36. nuts, 39 cake Survey your dass. Record the responses. | Think about it. Discuss. Se eS at | Lie emcee one Report: Mast of us... Some of us. unhealthy. Explain your answers. 23 Containers and Packaging ) @ 1. bottles 2. jars 4. cartons 5. containers 7. bags 8. packages 9. Sepacks 10, loaves 12. tubes is @ @ @ | ff 13. a bottle of water 17. acontainer of cottage cheese 1. a six-pack of soda {pop} 14, ajar of jarn 18, albow of cereal 22. aloaf of bread 45, a canof beans 19, a bag of flour 23, aroll of paper towels 16, a carton of eggs 20, apackage of cookies 24, atube of toothpaste Grammar Pe count and noncount: | Pair practice. Make new conversations, ‘Some foods can be counted: on apple, two apples. ‘A: How many boxes of cereal do we need? Some foods can't be counted: some rice, some water. B: Weneed two boxes, 74 Farnoncount foods, count containers: two bags of rice Weights and Measurements cup = 231 milters A, Measure the ingredients, B, Weigh the food, G Convert the measurements, Liquid Measures il pt vox a4 ee Dry Measures 7 ase i i © ® @ is = ane 1s ee Wie = ape ice 6. teaspoon of salt 8. a quarter cup of brow sugar 10, acupef flour Weight 11. an ounce of cheese 12, a pound of roast beef Equivalencies Volume Weight Btps1TB. | 2C= 1 pt, foe =30m ‘oz = 28.35 grams ig) 27BS.<1 flo. | 2ptelau 1¢=237 mi 1lb-=4536 9 Bfloz=14. Ipb=A7L 2.208 tbs = 1 hilogram (ha) Tg =.956 b= 16ce. Agah= 379 78 16 Food Preparation and Safety Food Safety A, clean B. separate &. cook D. chit 3. broiled steak 4, roasted turkey 5. bolle ham 6, stefted beet ‘Ways to Serve Eggs ® 0) ® Cae —=- 8. hard-boiled eags 9. poached egas LSS 10. eggs sunny-side up 11. eggs over easy 12, omelet More vocabulary Pair practice, Make new conversations, bacteria: very small living things that often cause disease Ak: Howr da yourlite youreags? surface: 2 counter a table, orthe outside part of something Br [like them scrambled And you? disinfect: o remove bacteria fiom a surface 1: [ke them faed-oiled, ‘ood Preparation and Safety ae —_ ‘Cheesy Tofu Vegetable Casserole B, Grease abaking pan. E. Sauté themuthreems —F. Speansauce on top, G. Grate the cheese, Easy Chicken Soup . Peel the carrots, M. Boil the chicken, AL Add the vegetables, © Stir P. Simmer, ‘Quick and Easy Cake a ee @ Break 2 eggs into a R. Mixthe ingredients, 5. Beat the mixture 1. Microwave for § minutes, mictawave safe bowl ” . *, Kitchen Utensils 1. can opener 9, worden spoon 17. colander 25. saucepan 2. grater 10, cassercle dish 18, Klichen timer 26, cake pan 3. steamer 11. gatlc press 19. spatula 27. cookie sheet 4, storage container 12. carving knife 20, equbeater 28. pie pan 5. frying pan 13, roasting pan 21, isk 29. potholders 6. pot 14, toasting rack 22. strainer 30. rolling pin 7, ladle 15, vegetable peeler 23. tongs 31. mizing bow! 8, double boiler 16, paring koe 24. tid Pair practice, Make new conversations, Use thenew words, ‘AsPlease hand me the whisk Look at page 77. Name the kitchen utensiis you sex. Bore’ the wusk, Do you need anything eee? This sa grater 7B Ar Yes, passme the casserole dish. | is sq.mnicing bowl A Fast Food Restaurant 4%) = 4. hamburger 7. nachos. 13. ice-cream cone 19, plastic utensis 2. French hes taco 14 mileshake 20, sugar substitute 3. cheeseburger 9, burrito 15. donut 21, ketchub 4, onion rings 10. pizza 16 moftin 22. mustord 5. chicken sanciwich 11, soda 47. counterperson 23, mayonnaise 6. hot dog 12. iced tea 18. straw 24, said ba Grammar Point: yes/no questions (da) ‘Think aboutit. Diseuss. a you ike hamburgers? Ves, Ie. +1. Which Fastfoods are healthier than others? Howdlo you know? Do you like nachos? No, dont, 2, Compare the benefits ofa fast foad lunch and alunch from Practice asking about the focdonthepage, | home, 79 At, A Coffee Shop Menu 2. sausage 3. hash browns ae “= a lie ‘5, English muffin ott & - 6 biscuits “wo 00g omelet withane side 7. pancakes 8. wafites 9, hoteerest 10, ghiled cheese sabduricty SS M1, pickle 12. club sandwich 13, spinach salad 14, chef's salad 15, house salad / ‘garden salad 16, soup 17. rolls 18. colestave 19, potato salad 20, pasta salad 2. fruit salad Survey your class, Record the responses. | Pair practice, Make new conversations. 1, De you prefer soup orsalad? | Whr's your favorite tide salad? 2. Which do you prefer, tea or coffee? |B: Slike clesiow, How about you? 80 Report: five of us prefer tea. Most of us prefer soup. A ike potato salad, A Coffee Shop Menu ©. 22, roast chicken 23, mashed potatoes 24, steak Dinner Desserts as biked pot 26. spaghetti 27, meatballs 28, garlic bread 28, ified fish 30-rice 31, meatloaf 32, steamed vegetables 33. layer cake Ba. cheesecake 35. pie 36, mived berries 37. calles 38, decaf coffee 39.188 40, herbaltes 41, cream 42, lowe evil Ways to order from a menu Role play. Order adinner from the menu. (tilke arid cheese sandwich, ‘Ac Are you ready 10.arder? have a bowl of tomate soup. B; [think so. T/have the rat chicken, Could get the chef’ sad with ranch desing? ‘8: Would youaliofte...2 a 4 4, ARestaurant ® 1. dining room 3. high chair 5. to-gobor 7. menu 2. hostess 4. oooth 6. patron/diner 8, server waiter A. set the table DLorder rom the mens —G.clear/bus the dishes. pay thecheck B, seat the customer . take the order 4 Neavea tip H, carry the tray . pour the water F. serve the meal More vocabulary ‘took at the pictures. ‘eat out:to got a restaurant teat Descibe whats happening. get takeout to buy food at arestaurant and takeit | Az Shet seing thenistomer, 82 hometoeat B: He taking the oodles ARestaurant af, 9. server / waitress 11. breadbacket 13, dish room 15. kitchen 10. dessert tray 12, busser 14, dishwasher 1b che @ 17. place setting 21, soup bow! 26. saucer 29, steak nite 18, dinner plate 22, water glass 26, napkin 30. knife 19. bread-anctbutter pate 23, ine glass 23. salad fork 31. teaspoon 20. salad plate 24, cup 28. dinner fork (32. soup spoon: Pair practice, Make new conversations. Role play. Anew busser needs help. ‘As reuse ma. this span isi. | Oo the soa forks goon the et B: fin 30 sorry. Ml get you clean sp00n sight away. B: Yes. They go next tothe dinner forks, ‘as Thanks, ‘What abour the... 83 The Farmers’ Market 1. live music 5. lemonade 5, samples 2. vendors, 9. herbs % organic 4 sour 6. avocados 8 sweets A count a What do you seein the picture? 1. Hew many vendors ae at the market today? 2, Which vegetablesare organic? 3. What are the children eating? 4. What is the woman counting? Why? The Farmers’ Market On Saturdays, the Novaks go ta the farmners‘market. They like to visit the vendors. Alex Novak always goes to the hat food stand for lunch. His children love to eat the fruit samples, Alex's father usually buys some sweets and lemonade. The lemanade is very sup, Nina Novak likes to buy organic herbs and vegetables, Today, she is buying avorados, The market worker counts, eight avocados. She gives Nina ane more for free. Thereiare ather things to dat the market, The Novaks like to listen to the live musie. Sometimes they meet friends there. The farmers'marketis a great place for farrilies on a Saturday afternoon. Reread the story. 1. Read the first sentence of the story. How often do the Novaks go tothe farmers market? How do you know? 2, The story says,"The farmers’ market is agreat place for families” Find examples in the story that support this statement. What do you think? 3, What's goad, bad, or interesting about shopping ata farmers’ market? 4. Imagine you are at the farmers’ market. What will you buy? as Everyday Clothes A shit 2 jeans 3, dress 4. tshirt 5. baseball cap 6 socks 7. sneakers Ate Dictate to your partner. Take turns, Poin to the dress. White dees, B: Point to the Tshirt Bi Is that spelled cess? ‘Point tothe baseball =p, 1 Yes, thar’ right, & blouse 9, handbag 10. skirt 1 suit 12, slacks / pants 13, shoes 14, sweater B put on ‘Ways to compliment clothes Role play. Compliment a friend, That a pretty deat A That’ a prety dress! Green isa great cote an you ‘Those are great shoes! 8: Thanks! realy your. ‘realy lke your baseballcop! oe Casual, Work, and Formal Clothes 88 Casual Clothes. Work Clothes 1 cap 6. overalls 10, uniform 2. cardigan sweater 7. knittop 11, business suit 3. pullover sweater 8. capris 12, tle 4, spot 9, sandals, 13, briefcase 5. matemity dress More vocabulary Describe the people. Take turns. in fashion /instyle: clothes that are popularnow | A: She's wearing a maternity dress, ‘outfit: clothes that look nice together 'B: Hes wearing o uniform, three-piece suits matching jacket, vest, andslacks Casual, Work, and Formal Clothes Formal Clothes Exercise Wear 14, spart jacket / sport coat 1B, evening gown 22. sweatshirt / hoosile 15. vost 19. clutch bag 23. sweatpants 16, bow sie 20, cocktsl dress 24. tanietop 8 21, high heets 25. shorts Survey your class. Record the responses. Think about it Discuss, 1. Do you prefer to wear formal or casual clothes? 1. Look at pages 170-173, Which jobs require uniforms? 2. Doyou prefer to exercise in short: or sweatpants? 2. What's good and what's bad about wearing a uniform? Report: 25% ofthe class prefers to. 3, Describe a populat style. Do you like it? Why or why not? = 8 &. Seasonal Clothing 90 hat 2, (owericoat 6. gloves 2, headband 7. hesdwrap: 4, leather jacket 8. jacket 9. parka 13, carmuts 1, mittens 14, down vest He ski at 18. hi see 12, leggings 16, dow jacket 17, umbrella 20, rain amos 16, eaincoat 21, wench coat 19. poncho Grammar Point: should 22.swimmning trunks 25. cover-up 23. stray hat 26, swimsuit / bathing suit 24, windloresher 27, sunglasses Pair practice, Make new conversations. {staining You should cake an umbrella, 1 snowing, You should put on a scat ssunny. Yau shoutd wear straw hat AA: its snowing, You should put on a scart B: Dont wavy. Fn wearing my parka, ‘A: Good. and dont forget your mitions! Underwear and Sleepwear Unisex Underwear Men's Underwear ‘Women's Socks 1. undershirt 4, boxershorts 7. ankle socks 10. low-cut socks 2. thearal understiet 5. bulets 8. crewsocks 11. anilets 3. long underwear 6, athlene supporter jockstrap. 9, dross socks 12, fanee highs Women’s Underwear Sleepwear 13, (bikini) panties 16. rights 20. camisole 23, pajamas 26. blanket sleeper 17. footles tights 24 highigown 14, beefs / 21. shapewearsep 27. nightshin Underpants slimming slip 25 slippers 18. pantyhose ma 28, be 15. body shaper? 22, half gireie 13. bra f Mote vocabulary Survey your class. Record the responses. lingerie: underwear or sleepwear for women loungewear: very casual clothing for relaxing around the home 1. What color socks do you prefer? 2, What type ef socks doyou prefer? Report: Joe prefers white crew socks a ee Workplace Clothing 3 ot

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