Homework - Tim's Free English Lesson Plans
Dream Menu - B24343400114300 lesson uses a clip from 2Ts in a Pod Episode 24 (28:30 - 30:30)19051194263Talk to a partner: What is your favourite food? Why? What’s the most memorable meal you’ve ever had?What made it memorable? Listen to Siobhan (/???v??n/) talk about her dream meal. (see above link)What does she choose for:DrinkStarterMain SidesDessertCheck your answers in the text belowLook at these examples of ‘would’. Match the sentence a & b to the meaning 1 & 2“So, every summer I used to go with my old roommate and we would go down to the sea port in Boston”“And the side dish that would probably be best that we always did was corn on the cob”to talk about repeated past actions that don't happen any moreto refer to unreal situations in the present or future5. Look at the text below and decide if each use of the “would” is a or b. Hello my name is Siobhan and I'm going to tell you about my perfect meal. So, my perfect meal would be something that's very traditional in New England, in the US. And now that it's summer it's making me really miss home and want this meal. So, every summer I used to go with my old roommate and we would go down to the sea port in Boston and we would buy fresh muscles and lobster and then we would take them home and cook them. So, for a drink you definitely want to pair that with a nice dry white wine. I think we used to Trimbach Pino Gri, you could do a Sauvignon Blanc or a Cardonnay. And then we’d start cooking and for the starter we'd prepare mussels with a little bit of white wine, red pepper, butter and garlic, of course. Then the main course would be the lobster. So, you steam the lobster and then serve that with lemon, lots of drawn butter. And the side dish that would probably be best that we always did was corn on the cob. And we would usually eat this outside on our back patio. It gets a little bit messy with breaking all the lobsters and the shells and juice going everywhere so you’d want to have lots of napkins around. And then for a dessert, because after eating all that food you're going to want something a little light, I'd say a raspberry sorbet with a little bit of mint. So that would be my perfect meal. 6. Talk about a meal you would regularly eat when you were younger7. Underline functional language she uses to talk about her dream meal 8. Think about your own dream meal. What would you choose and why? 9. Talk to your partner about your perfect meal. Try to use some of the functional language from the listeningHomework: Upload yourself talking about your dream meal on Flipgrid.Follow up: Students watch everyones elses dream meal on Flipgrid and then decide whose menu they would enjoy the most. They leave a comment explaining why. Class discussion: Siobhan mentions a traditional dish from New EnglandWhat would you say is the national dish of your country/region?What are some other national dishes from other countries? ................
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