4B Unit 3 Chinese food

Unit 3 Chinese food Listen and chant Miss Tickle is asking the children about the Chinese dishes they like. What are they saying? Witchy, what Chinese dishes do you like? I like wontons and Peking duck. They taste great! Didi, what Chinese dishes do you like? I like steamed buns and spring rolls. They're delicious! Coco, what Chinese dishes do you like? I like dumplings and Gong Bao chicken. Witchy, what Chinese dishes do you like? I like wontons and Peking duck. They taste great! Didi, what Chinese dishes do you like? I like steamed buns and spring rolls. They're delicious! Coco, what Chinese dishes do you like? I like dumplings and Gong Bao chicken.

Read Harry's mum is watching a TV programme about food. The host is trying some Chinese food at a famous restaurant. She is talking to the chef and showing the audience a menu. Hello, I'm Amy. Today, I'm talking to Chef Chen of Diving Duck Restaurant. Hello, Chef Chen! Hello, Amy. Your dim sum are some of the tastiest in Rainbow City. Our viewers would like to know more about them. What makes your dim sum so delicious? Would you like to know the secret? Yes, I would! And I'm sure our viewers would like to know it, too! The secret is hard work and lots of care. That's not a secret! OK. Would you like to show us your menu? Yes, sure. Shall we sit down? Let's take a look. Diving Duck Restaurant Menu dumplings ￥12 Peking duck ￥50 spring rolls ￥12 Gong Bao chicken ￥30 steamed buns ￥15 noodles with soybean paste ￥20 wontons in soup ￥15 red bean soup ￥20 Our Peking duck is special. It's cheaper than in other restaurants, but it's tastier. Would you like to try some? Yes, please! Mmm! This is delicious Peking duck! Are you sure you won't tell us your secret? I don't think that's a good idea. I don't think it's a good idea, either! Well, we're running out of time. Thank you for watching. Goodbye! Word building Gong Bao chicken hotpot Mapo tofu noodles with soybean paste Peking duck red bean soup spring rolls steamed buns wontons in soup

Grammar time 1 We use ‘would like to' to talk politely about what we want. Would you like to know the secret? I would like to know the secret. Would you like to try Peking duck? I would like to try Peking duck. I would like to = I'd like to 2 We use ‘too' to link two positive sentences. I would like to know the secret. The viewers would like to know the secret, too. 3 We use ‘either' to link two negative sentences. I don't think so. He doesn't think so, either. Listen and write Harry's mum's birthday is coming. Harry and his mum are talking about where everyone in the family would like to go for dinner. Listen to what they say. Put a tick ☑or a cross Then complete the sentence.

Phonics time ck Listen to the poem. Say it aloud. I eat chicken, and l eat duck. They used to quack, and they used to cluck. Now on my plate they both are stuck. Sorry, little birds, you're out of luck! I eat chicken, and l eat duck. They used to quack, and they used to cluck. Now on my plate they both are stuck. Sorry, little birds, you're out of luck! Your friend is reading you some sentences. Listen to the sentences. Complete them with the words from the box.