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Lesson plan

Done by: the tacher of 108 “A” group

Jalilova Nilufar

TOPIC: Healthy and unhealthy food

Resources:

● Image of MyPlate

● flash cards of various food types

● Projector

● Cooking tools (mixing bowl, knives, cutting board, plates, cutlery etc.)

OBJECTIVES
To provide the preparatory work necessary to facilitate the listening and speaking
skills on topic “Healthy and unhealthy food”.

ACTIVITIES:
The lesson consists of three stages that are outlined below:

I Pre stage: Timing: 10 minutes ( GROUP WORK)

1. Brainstorming main issues concerned with the topic; giving different type of
questions( open –ended questions, comparing and contrasting and etc) in
order to activate main discussable points. ( Material 1. )

II While stage: ). Timing : 15 minutes ( TEAM WORK)

1. Matching task “Myplate” Material 2


Teacher show the class the diagram of the 'Myplate' (either on board, or give each
pair / group a print out) and describe that it shows the proportion of your whole
diet that should be made up of the different food groups. Each group gets a print
out of the cards of all the foods. Using the Myplate, they put the foods into the
correct groups. Groups, or individuals from groups, can then move around the
room, assessing how another group arranged their foods and comparing their own
groupings. The teacher checks students understanding the message of balance and
variety by discussing these questions:

Would it be healthy if I just ate foods from the fruit and vegetable section? (No,
that is not a balance). Would it be healthy if I always ate one particular food from
each group, e.g. peas, yogurt, tuna and candy? ( Material 2)

2. Find a word game ( 10 minutes) ( TEAM WORK)

The teacher invites one student from each team and presents a word concerning the
topic (malnutrition, anorexia, obesity, etc) to the group without showing it to the
student whose work is to find the word by definitions of other group members. It
can be a fun way of learning new words. ( Material 3)

3. Watching a video activity ( 15 minutes) ( GROUP WORK)

Teacher gives examples to variety of healthy alternatives to the unhealthy ones.


Then students watch a video and do filling gap exercise on alternatives of junk
food with the healthy ones. ( Material 4)

Post activity

1. “Adapting a healthy daily menu” activity ( 15 minutes) ( INDIVIDUAL


WORK)
Students are given two tables for filling their daily menu and suggesting a healthy
alternative to their meals. The teacher asks some of the students to read their own
menu. (Material 5)

2. (Real cooking task) 15 minutes ( TEAM WORK)

The teacher prepared various healthy and unhealthy products and asks two
teams make a healthy meal from healthy ingredients. The other half of the
students sing a song and encourage their team members.

Students prepare and cook a simple healthy meal with the class (fruit salad,
vegetable salad, toasts for breakfast). The teacher separates students into
manageable groups. All students will focus on the same dish, but each group will
make their own. (Variation – the class can plan a whole meal, but each group will
focus on one piece of it (i.e. starter, main, sides, dessert) including healthy
ingredients, tools, and budget. (Discuss knife safety. Give each student an
opportunity to do each step of the preparation and cooking.) Each member speaks
about nutrients of the dish they prepared.

MATERIAL1

What is the most unhealthy food you can think of?

What do people need to eat more of?

Do you usually eat healthy food?

What are some different types of diets you have heard of?

Do you think your parents ate healthier food at your age than you do? How about
your grandparents?

Do you eat a lot of small portions or a few large portions of food each day?

Do you think people from your country usually eat healthy food?

What are some things about your eating habits you want to change?

Do you think that organic food is much better than normal food or are they about
the same?
Why is organic food so much more expensive?

MATERIAL 2

MATERIAL 3 - PPT WORK

MATERIAL 4 - VIDEO
MATERIAL 5

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