UNIT 5: I LIKE FRUIT!

Preview

A. Listen to the students. What fruits do they like. Complete the Like column

Answer:

Dino: apples

Sophie: grape

Teresa: strawberry

Peter: strawberry

Transcript

Sophie: Dino, what’s your favorite fruit?

Dino: I really like apples. What about you Sophie?

Sophie: Well, I like grapes.

Dino: And you, Teresa?

Teresa: I like strawberries. I know Peter likes strawberries too.

Peter: Yes, that’s true. I do

B. What fruits don’t student like? Complete the Don’t like column.

Answer:

Dino: mangos

Sophie: apples

Teresa: grapes

Peter: oranges

Transcript

Sophie: So Dino, what fruit don’t you like?

Dino: Mangos. I don’t like mangos

Sophie: I don’t like apples. What about you Teresa?

Teresa: Well, I don’t like grapes. Peter, you?

Peter: Well, I don't like oranges. That's the only fruit I don't like.

1. Talk with a partner. What foods do you like? What food don’t they like?

Example

I like apples, but I don’t like carrots

I like fruits, but I don’t like vegetables

Answer:

I like watermelons, but I don’t like papaya

I like apples, but I don’t like pears

I like pineapples, but I don’t like starfruits

I like plums, but I don’t like dragon fruits

Language focus

A. Listen and read. Then repeat the conversation and replace the words in blue.

B. Practice with a partner. Replace any words to make your own conversation.

Answer:

Picture 1:

Version 1: Are you guys hungry? Do you want to eat lunch?

Yes, I'm really hungry!

Me too!

Version 2: Are you guys hungry? Do you want to eat breakfast?

Yes, I'm really hungry!

Me too!

Version 3: Are you guys hungry? Do you want to eat dinner?

Yes, I'm really hungry!

Me too!

Picture 2:

Version 1: This is a traditional Swedish food. Do you like fish?

Yeah, I do!

Sure!

Version 2: This is a traditional Swedish food. Do you like fruit ?

Yeah, I do!

Sure!

Version 3: This is a traditional Swedish food. Do you like vegetables?

Yeah, I do!

Sure!

Picture 3:

Version 1:Mmmm. It’s really good

Version 2: Mmmm. It’s amazing

Version 3: Mmmm. It’s delicious

Picture 4:

Version 1: Here it is!

Maya-are you OK?

Sorry... I'm not hungry.

Uh... me neither!

Version 2: Here you go!

Maya-are you OK?

Sorry... I'm not hungry.

Uh... me neither!

Version 3: Here you are!

Maya-are you OK?

Sorry... I'm not hungry.

Uh... me neither!

Answer:

C. Countable noun and uncountable noun? Are the foods below countable or countable. Write C for countable and U for uncountable. Then discuss which foods you like/ don’t like and why

Answer:

1.C 2.C 3.C 4.U 5.C 6.U

7.U 8.U 9.C 10.C 11.U 12.U

I don’t like chips, because it can make me fat

I like fish, because it is delicious

D. Complete the conversation. Write like or likes. Then listen and check your answers

Nadine: I'm hungry. Let's have lunch.

Stig: OK. Do you __________rice and beans?

Nadine: Well, I __________rice, but I don't__________ beans.

Stig: How about Sarah? Does Sarah __________rice?

Nadine: Yes, she does. She __________beans, too.

Stig: How about Tim?

Nadine: He __________beans, but he doesn't__________ rice.

Stig: Hmmm... Let's eat soup. We all __________soup!

Answer:

(1) Do you like....

(2) Well, I like rice.../ (3) But i don't like

(4) Does Sarah like rice?

(5) She likes beans, too

(6) He likes beans.../ (7) but he doesn't like rice

(8) We all like soup

E. Play tic-tac-toe. Turn to page 134 and follow the instructions.

Answer:

Học sinh tự thực hành tại lớp

DO YOU KNOW!

What's this fruit called?

a. snake fruit

b. dragon fruit

c. frog fruit

Answer:

a. snake fruit

The Real World

Human Footprint

A. Complete the table with the words from the boxes

Pizza candy milk soda bread chocolate

Answer:

B. Listen. Circle the correct words. Then listen again and check your answers.

In an average lifetime, Americans eat and drink about...

1. 14,500 bars of (candy/chocolate).

2. 5,000 (bananas / apples).

3. 43,000 cans of (soda / milk).

4. 87,000 slices of (pizza / bread).

5. 26,000 glasses of (milk/water).

Answer:

1. candy

2. bananas

3.soda

4. bread

5.milk

Discussion. Talk about the things you eat and drink.

Answer:

A: What do you usually eat for breakfast?
B: I usually eat bread with eggs and drink orange juice. What about you?
A: I eat rice with vegetables and drink tea.
B: That sounds healthy! What’s your favorite food?
A: I love pizza. And you?
B: I really like noodles and iced milk tea!

PRONUNCIATION

Final s-sounds

IDIOM

He's "the big cheese" means he's a

a. very noisy person

b. very important person

Answer:

b. very important person

A. Listen and repeat

1. s, drinks 2. s, bananas 3. s, glasses

Answer:

1. s, drinks 2. s, bananas 3. s, glasses

B. Complete the chart. Use the words in the box. Then listen and check your answers

Chips peaches grapes desserts

Oranges slices vegetables likes

Answer:

C. Work with a partner. Take turns to read the words in B

Answer:

Chips peaches grapes desserts

Oranges slices vegetables likes

COMMUNICATION

Make a menu. Complete the table below. In group, discuss food you like and don’t like.

Answer:

READING

FOOD SCAPES

Carl Warner takes photos of interesting things. He also makes beautiful landscapes using food. These are called “foodscapes”. It takes Warner four or five days to make each foodscape. Look carefully at the photo with sea animals. What do you see? There’s an ocean with a lot of fish and rocks. There's seaweed, and there are sea animals. There's also sand. But what are the fish made from? The fish are made from fruit. There’s an island and some trees. The trees are made from pineapples. In fact, it's all made from food—fruit and vegetables! What other foods do you see in the photo? Do you see apples and oranges? Now look at the photo with Warner. What foods do you see in that photo?

A. Look at the photos. What are these photos made from? Check (⁄) the correct answer.

a, animal

b, food

c, paper

Answer:

b, food

B. Read the article quickly. Underline the food words.

Answer:

Fish (cá), seaweed( rong biển), pineapple (dứa), fruit (hoa quả), vegetables (rau), apples (táo), oranges ( cam)

C. Discuss with a partner. Look at the photo with Warner. Think of a title for the photo.

Answer:

The possible title: Food ocean

Comprehension

A. Choose the correct answers for Foodscapes.

1. Main Idea What is the article about?

a. photos made using food

b. how to make photos

c. sea animals

2. Inference: What is Carl Warner's job?

a. photographer

b. gardener

c. cook

3. Vocabulary: What does the word "landscape" mean? (line 2)

a. how an area looks

b. how a city looks

c. a painting

4. Detail

How long does it take Warner to make each foodscape?

a. 2 or 3 days

b. 4 or 5 days

c. 1 week

5. Detail

What are the trees made out of?

a. apples

b. oranges

c. pineapples

Answer:

1. a. – photos made using food
(Explanation: The article is about Carl Warner creating landscapes called “foodscapes” using fruits and vegetables.)

2. a. – photographer
(Explanation: Carl Warner takes photos and makes foodscapes, so he is a photographer.)

3. a. – how an area looks
(Explanation: The word "landscape" means the appearance of an area, which Warner recreates using food.)

4. b. – 4 or 5 days
(Explanation: The article says it takes Warner four or five days to make each foodscape.)

5. c. – pineapples
(Explanation: The article states the trees in the foodscape are made from pineapples.)

B. Complete the word web

Answer:

(1) Carl Warner (2) Islands (3) fruit (4) Pineapples

C. Talk with a partner. How is food in your country different from food in other countries.

Answer:

Food in my country is often very flavorful and uses a lot of fresh herbs and spices. We usually eat rice or noodles as staples, while other countries might use bread or potatoes more. Also, meals are often shared with family and friends, making eating a social event. How about food in other countries you know?

Writing

Write a short message to a friend. Describe your favorite traditional food in 40-60 words

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Answer:

FHey! I want to tell you about my favorite traditional food—pho. It’s a delicious Vietnamese noodle soup with beef or chicken, fresh herbs, and a flavorful broth. It’s warm, healthy, and perfect for any time of the day. You should try it when you get the chance!

Video

A strange meal

BEFORE YOU WATCH

Look at the photo. Why do you think the meal in this video is strange?

Answer:

big

fun

Unusual

Answer:

The meal is strange because it is made from spiders.

WHILE YOU WATCH

A. Check your answers to the Before You Watch question.

Answer:

The meal is strange because it is made from spiders.

B. Watch the video again. Answer these questions

1. Gene Rurka is a

a. hotel owner

b. chef. chef

2. What do the people at the meal eat?

a. strange creatures

b. vegetables that look like inse

3. What does Gene say about this meal?

a. It's dangerous.

b. It's tasty.

4. What do the people think about the food?

a. They think it's bad.

b. They think it's good.

Answer:

AFTER YOU WATCH

Talk with a partner. What food in the video is strange? Do you want to eat the food in the video?

Answer:

"The meal in the video is strange because it is made from spiders. I don’t want to eat it because I’m not used to eating insects, and it looks scary to me. But I think it’s interesting to learn about what people eat in different cultures."

Worksheet

1. Match. Write the words in the box next to the pictures

Answer:

a. Burger b. pizza

c. Chocolate d. bread

e. Soda f. Pineapple

g. Milk h. Strawberry

i. Banana j. Soup

2. Label the food in Activity 1 as countable (C) or uncountable (U)

Answer:

a. Burger _C b. pizza _ C

c. Chocolate _U d. bread _ C

e. Soda _ C f. Pineapple _C

g. Milk _ U h. Strawberry _C

i. Banana _C j. Soup _ U

3. Unscramble the words to make sentences.

a. (burgers/1/they're/like/because / delicious)

b. (don't/1/it's/ like / because /soda / sweet / very)

c. (1/because / they're / vegetables / healthy / like)

d. (like/1/strawberries/tasty/they're / because)

e. (chips/don't/1/healthy/not / they're / because / like)

Answer:

a. I like burger because they're delicious

b. I don't like soda because it's very sweet

c. I like vegetables because they're healthy

d. I like strawberries because they're tasty

e. I don't like chips because they're not healthy

4. Ask a friend about the foods he/she likes and doesn't like and why. Write your findings below.

Example: My friend Paula likes meat because it's tasty. She doesn’t like mangoes because they're too sweet.

Answer:

My friend Nam likes noodles because they're easy to eat and very flavorful. He doesn’t like cheese because he thinks it smells strange.