In this C2 ESL lesson, students explore the relationship between food and identity, exploring how cuisine carries memory, signals belonging, and is continually reshaped by globalization.
Warm-up:
Students answer a few questions about the topic of the lesson.
Video:
Students watch a video titled “What School Lunch Looks Like Around The World.” After watching the video, they answer a few questions.
Reading:
Learners read a short text and answer questions. They also match the phrases or words from the text with the closest matching phrase.
Exercises:
The students put connectors into the right category. Next, the learners pick a card, read the quote on it, and in their own words, summarize the speaker’s view. In the third exercise, they discuss a number of questions using words from a box. Finally, the learners match the words and phrases to the corresponding words and phrases with the closest meaning.
Discussion:
The students rank the effects of globalization on food.
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