As you already know you have to work with our new blogquest "A Question of Taste". You can access all the info on the drop down menu "Blogquests" on your right we´ve got in the blog. Anyway, here´s a direct link to it.



CLICK HERE.

Does this pic ring any bell? I hope you enjoy working with it!

Practise what we´ve learnt in class with these activities:

EASY ACTIVITIES

- Countable or Uncountable.
- Partitives Video.
- Some, Any, Much, Many.
- British Council Games.
- Food Group Riddles.
- Listening Going to a Restaurant.
- Listening Ordering a Meals.
- Lots of resources.
- Interactive Quiz.
- Play the Food Pyramid Game.

A BIT DIFFICULT

- BBC Quiz.
- Watch the Video on British Meals and Play the Game.
- Talk at the Table Quiz.
- Lunch Box Project.
- Food and Nutrition Quiz.
- Wordstress when talking about Food.
- Many Things.

Quantifiers from carme73

Quantifiers from rrrosaco

Do you want to know more about problems with factory farming while finding healthier food for you and your family?Learn about this issue:
Take the red pill and I´ll show the truth.
Now discuss it with your classmates and answer the following questions:

- Does this short remind you of any film, TV series, documentary you´ve already seen?
- Who is Leo?
- What are the main problems of factory farms?
- Do you think this type of food can harm our health?
- Who is "The Resistance"?
- What can you do to take action?
- What is your personal opinion?

Throughour this unit, "A Question of Taste", we have dealt with quantifiers, possible communicative situations related to food and measures. We have also talked about the sociological aspect of this topic, namely, international food and manners, cutlery, English pubs, etc.
Pubs are where many British people meet to talk and have a drink. This page explains pub vocabulary and customs.Do you remember the Jclic activity related to pubs in the UK? I´m sure you do, you had a great time working with it.
Now, surf the net and find, at least, three pictures of English food, food manners, pubs, measures or similar and upload it to our Picasa account. Write a caption for each of them and provide the website where you found it, that is the source. Make sure you put your name and surname for me to assess them.
Thanks!