Unit 17: What would you like to eat? - Lesson 2

Unit 17: What would you like to eat? - Lesson 2:

Lesson 2 of Unit 17 focuses on the topic "What would you like to eat?" This lesson is a very interesting topic in the 5th-grade English program, introducing vocabulary related to food and drinks. The lesson provides exercise solutions and translations to help you understand and complete the exercises better.

1. Look, listen and repeat

a) The apples look very fresh. I like apples. How many apples do you eat every day? Two. I'm thirsty. Where can we get some drinks? They're over there.

b) Do you like milk, Mai? Yes, I do. It's my favorite drink. How much milk do you think every day? Two glasses.

2. Point and say

a) How many bananas do you eat every day? I eat three bananas.

b) How much rice do you eat every day? I eat four bowls.

3. Let’s talk

Ask and answer questions about your daily food and drinks. How many/much... do you eat/drink every day? I eat/drink...

4. Listen and circle a or b

1. Tony eats two bananas every day. 2. Nam eats four bowls of rice every day. 3. Mai drinks four bottles of water every day. 4. Tom eats two sausages every day.

5. Read and complete

Mai: What do you usually have for breakfast? Tom: Some bread with butter, sausages, eggs, chocolate, and milk. Mai: How many sausages and eggs do you have? Tom: I usually have two sausages and one egg. Mai: How much chocolate do you eat? Tom: One or two bars. Mai: And how much milk do you drink? Tom: A big glass.

6. Let’s play

Labelling foods and drinks in a food pyramid. Eat only a little of sugary items like chocolate, cola, ice cream, and sweets. Eat some fish, milk, chicken, eggs, cheese, and jam. Eat most of rice, apples, bread, carrots, sweet corn, oranges, tomatoes, banana, and cabbage.