This section is all about food although some combination exercises will also be posted here. There are 420 worksheets included in this section as well as several excellent warmers that you might consider using during your class. There are word searches, food pyramid activities, and many more to choose from. This worksheet for pre-intermediate students can be used to review food vocabulary and practice countable and uncountable nouns. The first page is informative; students could use it as a reference when completing the two pages of exercises. There are seven different practice activities altogether, if you want, you could pick just a few of them and edit the worksheet accordingly. Unfortunately, there is no answer key for this particular worksheet so take your time creating one before heading into class. There are also other worksheets available so be sure to check a few of them out before determining what you would like to use in class. Since all the worksheets are completely free, you could even choose a few of them or combine exercises from different worksheets to craft the perfect worksheet for your students.
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This PowerPoint is aimed at intermediate students although it can be used with more advanced. It deals with adjectives to describe food such as bitter, savoury, sour, rancid, juicy, etc. There ar ...
A fantastic lesson for explaining vocabulary and expressions to talk about food. This lesson is linked to an animated video to help put things into context. There is a second video that is a voca ...
The video-based worksheet allows students to explore traditional British Christmas dishes. The tasks are aimed at Elementary or pre-Intermediate learners and rely on images and matching strategie ...
I couldn't find a worksheet like this online so I made it ! You can use it with the class, writing the color and the pronunciation of the color. You can then imagine sentences such as "An eggplan ...
Hopefully, this captivating exercise will boost your students' motivation in class. This powerpoint including 7 slides is beneficial for teaching your learners how to distinguish the cooking met ...
This is a grammar guide to revise containers, measurements, and quantities (a slice of, a cup of, a loaf of, a box of, a pint of, a bunch of, a glass of, a pot of, a metre of, a dozen of, a roll ...
In this worksheet, students learn a number of phrasal verbs related to food and are then provided with discussion questions that use the target vocabulary. Suitable for a pre-intermediate group a ...
This fun and interactive lesson is linked to an animated video that was made specifically for teaching ESL/EFL students vocabulary and expressions to talk about food and eating habits. Perfect for ...
This is a presentation which helps to read the text about places to eat in Britain. The exercises will help to check the understanding of the text. Then students practice the vocabulary and speaki ...
This presentation shows eleven ways to ask for eggs with pictures and a box hiding the word. Explore vocabulary (sunny side up, scrambled, hard boiled etc) and conversation talking about the diffe ...
Shouting dictation for food idioms - suitable for a good class pre-int and above. Contains a shouting dictation for the idioms which can then be used as group or paired discussion questions. A g ...
This grammar guide contains 10 pages of idioms and expressions connected with food. Including definitions, pictures and example sentences. In alphabetically order (Appel … - … Water) ...
A gap fill based on Weird Al Yankovich's parody cover of Beat It by Michael Jackson. Contains the gap fill as well as a second vocabulary-focused activity. Great for practicing food vocabulary w ...
This is the perfect worksheet to study alphabet sounds and foods together. It's great to use with beginners when studying both food vocabulary and the alphabet. You can read the foods aloud, or te ...
This is a listening task based on a one-minute YouTube video teaching how to make grilled chicken. Students can practice the patterns of imperatives as well as using the verbs of cooking methods. ...
This worksheet can be used to practise 'noun + noun' collocations and help students understand the importance of word order in this kind of structure using some common food vocabulary. The words c ...
The following worksheet consists of two pages. The first page has a table label with the groups of food. Students have to fill each group with drawings, the second page has a food pyramid and it h ...
This worksheet has 2 activities which focus on restaurant vocabulary. The first activity is a gap fill for a restaurant conversation and the second activity asks questions based on a fictitious re ...
This table is a reference guide for students learning about food/cooking/baking/the kitchen. The table contains common cooking verbs with images for easy understanding. I usually print the table a ...
This is a simple activity for pre-intermediate students to help them get some listening practice. I suggest that this paper should be used as an extra activitiy fast finishers.
Food vocabulary and puzzle for beginners. You can use it to teach food vocabulary but also for revision purposes. I created it for my Catering Industry ESL students. I start the lesson with b ...
The purpose of this game is to learn basic cooking ingredients vocabulary. This game is composed of 3 sets of cards : 24 cards with pictures & names of ingredients + 24 cards with just pi ...
Watch this video of Anthony Bourdain touring Istanbul and students have to answer questions as they watch. Goes great with a unit on travels, food or culture as the video explores monuments and p ...
This is a listening activity that explores vocabulary and comprehension. There are some grammar points that can be explored, it's up to the teacher. First, there's a vocabulary exercise, followed ...
This worksheet was made to revise meals of the day, fruit and vegetables, present simple, quantity of food (some; a glass/cup/bowl /piece of smth.), the "Would you like some...?" questions and pos ...
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