05 Fun foods

Pupil's Book, Unit 5 page 55 2 Listen, point and say the numbers. broccoli, chilli, garlic, herbs, lamb, cabbage, mushroom, oil, onion, salmon, steak

Pupil's Book, Unit 5 page 56 2 Listen to five conversations. How many times do you hear the word ‘broccoli'? 1 What's Claire's favourite dinner? Claire, it's Mum's birthday party next week. What shall we make for our family dinner? I know. Let's have steak and broccoli! . . . That's my favourite food to have for dinner. Well, it is Mum's birthday . . . but steak's very expensive - so I don't think we can have that. Oh yes - I see. Well, why don't I ask our family what they'd like to have? Good idea. You should ask Mum first! Then your sisters and your brother. 2 What would Mum like to have for dinner? Hey Mum. What would you like to have for your birthday dinner next week? Dad and I are going to cook. Well - anything healthy is great for me. You know, I prefer to eat healthy food. Maybe we could have fish and some vegetables? Oh OK. So would you rather have salmon or steak? I'd rather have salmon. Fish is good for my heart! And we could have cabbage with it. I love all vegetables: cabbage . . . potatoes . . . beans . . . broccoli. 3 Which vegetable doesn't Emma like? Hi Emma! Hi Claire. It's Mum's birthday next week. Would you like to have salmon and cabbage for her birthday dinner? UHHHH, YUK! NOOOOOO! What? Salmon? No, salmon's OK . . . but the other thing. . . Cabbage? Uggggggh, I don't want that! It's disgusting! I hate it. OK. So you don't want salmon and cabbage then? No, I prefer not to have cabbage. I'd rather have another vegetable. Maybe mushrooms or carrots? 4 Which carrots would Karen prefer? What's your favourite food, Karen? Well . . . I like hot and spicy food . . . anything with a strong taste -so something with chilli, garlic and onions . . . Do you like broccoli? . . . It's OK. But I prefer carrots to broccoli. I love carrots if they're cooked with chilli and onion! 5 Which food can't Tom eat? Morning, Claire! It's only a week until Mum's birthday, isn't it? Yes! It's very exciting! . . . Umm . . . Dad and I are going to make her birthday dinner. What would you like to eat for it? Would you prefer to have mushrooms, carrots or broccoli? . . . I'd prefer to have carrots, but I love all vegetables! And do you like salmon? Umm . . . I don't know actually. You don't know? Well, you know I can't eat fish, don't you? I feel ill if I have it . . . So I've never tried salmon . . . Oh no! We can't have salmon for dinner then! But what can we have . . . 3 Listen again. Choose the correct picture. 1 What's Claire's favourite dinner? Claire, it's Mum's birthday party next week. What shall we make for our family dinner? I know. Let's have steak and broccoli! . . . That's my favourite food to have for dinner. Well, it is Mum's birthday . . . but steak's very expensive - so I don't think we can have that. Oh yes - I see. Well, why don't I ask our family what they'd like to have? Good idea. You should ask Mum first! Then your sisters and your brother. 2 What would Mum like to have for dinner? Hey Mum. What would you like to have for your birthday dinner next week? Dad and I are going to cook. Well - anything healthy is great for me. You know, I prefer to eat healthy food. Maybe we could have fish and some vegetables? Oh OK. So would you rather have salmon or steak? I'd rather have salmon. Fish is good for my heart! And we could have cabbage with it. I love all vegetables: cabbage . . . potatoes . . . beans . . . broccoli. 3 Which vegetable doesn't Emma like? Hi Emma! Hi Claire. It's Mum's birthday next week. Would you like to have salmon and cabbage for her birthday dinner? UHHHH, YUK! NOOOOOO! What? Salmon? No, salmon's OK . . . but the other thing. . . Cabbage? Uggggggh, I don't want that! It's disgusting! I hate it. OK. So you don't want salmon and cabbage then? No, I prefer not to have cabbage. I'd rather have another vegetable. Maybe mushrooms or carrots? 4 Which carrots would Karen prefer? What's your favourite food, Karen? Well . . . I like hot and spicy food . . . anything with a strong taste -so something with chilli, garlic and onions . . . Do you like broccoli? . . . It's OK. But I prefer carrots to broccoli. I love carrots if they're cooked with chilli and onion! 5 Which food can't Tom eat? Morning, Claire! It's only a week until Mum's birthday, isn't it? Yes! It's very exciting! . . . Umm . . . Dad and I are going to make her birthday dinner. What would you like to eat for it? Would you prefer to have mushrooms, carrots or broccoli? . . . I'd prefer to have carrots, but I love all vegetables! And do you like salmon? Umm . . . I don't know actually. You don't know? Well, you know I can't eat fish, don't you? I feel ill if I have it . . . So I've never tried salmon . . . Oh no! We can't have salmon for dinner then! But what can we have . . .

Pupil's Book, Unit 5 page 58 3 What are the answers to the riddles? Listen. Then write your own. 1 I can slice apples to make you a pie. Or I can cut onions and make you cry. What am I? A knife! 2 Every day's a fry-day if you are me. What am I? A frying pan! 3 While you become full, I become empty. What am I? A dish! 4 When the oven roasts a chicken, or when it roasts another meat, I sometimes sit above it. Cooking healthy things to eat. What am I? A saucepan! 5 Thirsty, tired people love to see me. I help them by boiling water for their tea. What am I? A kettle! Pupil's Book, Unit 5 page 59 1 Listen and repeat. That's how the egg was cooked in a circle! This egg was fried. They were finished before I tried one.

Pupil's Book, Unit 5 page 60 The very, very interesting diary of Juana Sánchez Monday My parents think the show is brilliant. It's the only thing they talk about. ‘Oh, Juana, Mum said at breakfast. ‘Your brother's got 63, 000 subscribers to his channel! ' 'Oh, Juana, ' Dad said at dinner. ‘Your brother's going to be world famous. ' 'My last video was watched 1, 000, 000 times, Juana, ' Carlos said. ‘Have you seen the show yet? No, I haven't. I'd rather clean my granddad's shoes with an old toothbrush. The show's on YouTube. It's the only thing he talks about. ‘Oh, Juana, ' he said after dinner when I was washing up his dirty plate. 'I made chilli today. My fans loved it! ' Wednesday Before dinner, l asked Carlos to help me lay the table. ‘Well, Juana, he said, I'm an Internet star now, you know, and I haven't got time to lay the table. I've got my next show to think about. ' I'm going to ask Mum if we can change him for a cat. Friday I was tired after school and wanted to relax on the sofa, but Carlos kept talking about his next show. ‘On Sunday morning I'm going to do my new recipe for spaghetti bolognese. All I need is . . . . ' The only way I could get him to stop talking was to say, ‘Carlos, on Sunday, I'm going to watch your show. ' Saturday I had to help Dad in the garden this morning. I hate gardening. There are worms everywhere - long, thin worms. I don't like worms, but they gave me an idea . . . Sunday Carlos was like a four-year-old at a birthday party today. ‘I'm so happy you're going to watch my show, ' he said. ‘I've got everything ready - the onions, the garlic, the herbs, the spaghetti. Now, time for my shower. ' Carlos always has a shower before his shows. ‘I must look my best for my fans! ' he says. When he was in the bathroom, I went into the kitchen, took the spaghetti out of the pot, and put something else in. ‘Right, let's go! ' said Carlos when he came back into the kitchen. ‘Mum and Dad usually turn the camera on for me, Juana, but you can do it today. Are you ready? Let me get in position. OK. Press the button . . . now. Good morning, friends! . Today I'm going to show you how to make spaghetti bolognese. Now, in this pot I've already put the . . . worms! Arghhhhhhhhhhhhh! ' OK, it wasn't the nicest thing to do. But more people have watched this video than any of his other ones! And I'm sure he'll talk to me again - one day.

Pupil's Book, Unit 5 page 62 2 Listen and read the text again. Match the sentence halves. Superfoods? It's important to eat a balanced diet and different foods give us different nutrients. Proleins make our muscles strong. Calcium is good for our teeth and bones and carbohydrates give us energy to exercise and play in the day. Some foods have more nutrients than others but does this make them superfoods? Most doctors think that we shouldn't call them superfoods' but `super diets' - this means we should eat a healthy, balanced diet with lots of fruit, vegetables and wholegrain foods. Here are some foods that aren't super, but have lots of vitamins that are very good for you: Blueberries Blueberries have got vitamins Kand C in them as well as other nutrients. Some people think that blueberries can protect us from heart problems and improve our memory. Try adding them to your breakfast cereal or have them for a snack. Oily fish Oily fish like salmon or sardines have got vitamin D, protein and some B vitamins. Oily fish has also got good fat in it. If you eat oily fish two or more times a week it keeps your eyes and your bones healthy. Broccoli Broccoli has got lots of vitamins, calcium and fibre in it! It's a vegetable that you can eat in salads, soups and with meat and fish. Chocolate Some people think that dark chocolate is good for us, but like any food, you shouldn't eat lots of it. A little bit of dark chocolate is better than milk chocolate, but if you eat it too much, it's an unhealthy choice. Pupil's Book, Unit 5 page 63 3 Listen to the conversation. Write two places you hear for each day. Hi Tim. How was your holiday? It was great! We went on a cooking tour last week. Oh yeah, because your dad's a chef. Where did you stay? Well, on Tuesday the hotel was full, but there was an apartment opposite. We had fresh fish for dinner! It was great! Oh! And what did you see on Wednesday? A castle? No! We went to the Museum of Food and Drink. I bought this picture of a woman selling garlic. Do you like it? Very nice. Did you visit anything on Thursday? Dad usually cooks at the TVstudio. But this time we went to the Town Hall to cook roast chicken! Did you come home on Friday? No, we got lost and couldn't find the train station! So, we went to that famous park and ate strawberry and chocolate ice cream. And what happened on Saturday? Well, I often go to a café on Saturday, but this week Dad took me to a farm to try some steak and mushroom pie. I won't be hungry for a week now! 4 Listen again and choose the correct answer. Hi Tim. How was your holiday? It was great! We went on a cooking tour last week. Oh yeah, because your dad's a chef. Where did you stay? Well, on Tuesday the hotel was full, but there was an apartment opposite. We had fresh fish for dinner! It was great! Oh! And what did you see on Wednesday? A castle? No! We went to the Museum of Food and Drink. I bought this picture of a woman selling garlic. Do you like it? Very nice. Did you visit anything on Thursday? Dad usually cooks at the TVstudio. But this time we went to the Town Hall to cook roast chicken! Did you come home on Friday? No, we got lost and couldn't find the train station! So, we went to that famous park and ate strawberry and chocolate ice cream. And what happened on Saturday? Well, I often go to a café on Saturday, but this week Dad took me to a farm to try some steak and mushroom pie. I won't be hungry for a week now!