This document provides a lesson plan for introducing kitchen vocabulary to students. The plan is divided into timed sections covering introducing the topic, eliciting existing vocabulary, demonstrating and drilling new vocabulary using real kitchen items in a bag, consolidating the new words by having students use them in sentences, and wrapping up with a review and handout. New vocabulary includes key nouns for kitchen tools and their collocating verbs, as well as related foods. The plan aims to engage students visually and get them speaking, while checking understanding and aiding retention through repetition. Potential issues and resolutions are outlined.
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ESOL Entry 1 Interview Lesson Cooking
This document provides a lesson plan for introducing kitchen vocabulary to students. The plan is divided into timed sections covering introducing the topic, eliciting existing vocabulary, demonstrating and drilling new vocabulary using real kitchen items in a bag, consolidating the new words by having students use them in sentences, and wrapping up with a review and handout. New vocabulary includes key nouns for kitchen tools and their collocating verbs, as well as related foods. The plan aims to engage students visually and get them speaking, while checking understanding and aiding retention through repetition. Potential issues and resolutions are outlined.
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Level: Entry 1 Wednesday 6 December
Topic: Cooking/the kitchen (vocabulary)
Objective: To introduce/review and develop vocabulary (nouns and/or verbs) relating to kitchen equipment and cooking.
Time Activity Purpose Potential Issues/Resolutions
0-4mins Instructions: Introduce topic clearly through use of visual images. Timing: depending on students pre- You have a picture. existing knowledge, exact level and Speak to each other about the pictures. Check/elicit existing language (eg. food, cooking, kitchen). disposition may take more or less tie (Indicate and check pairs; demonstrate). than anticipated: remainder of plan Engage brains for the forthcoming activity. would have to be adjusted. Get feedback. Questions: What is (s)he/are they doing? Speak first in pairs to practice 'safely' before sharing. Over or under-talkative students: try Where is (s)he/are they? to make instructions clear that they Do you like vegetables/cake/fish etc? Personalise topic by asking who likes cooking. need to speak. Stop after a minute. Do you like cooking? Timing: as above. 4-9mins Instructions: Use realia to clearly demonstrate meaning of new vocabulary. Take the bag. Vocabulary: students may already (or up to Don't look inside! Engage interest by concealing items in a bag so students can know the vocabulary. If so teach 14 mins) Take one item from the bag. pick them out. collocations. Or they may struggle. What is it? (Keep it- for now). Support and drill as needed. Introduce new vocabulary (or develop/reinfoce existing Elicit/introduce and drill new language. vocabulary – if students already know the nouns then Level: there may be too much for When everyone has an item test recall. introduce the collocating verbs/nouns eg. to chop carrots with students. Slow down or reduce a knife; to peel potatoes; etc.) number of items accordingly. There may not be time for this. 9-14mins Set up: Consolidate knowledge of new vocabulary by putting it into Students could need more time to Collect the items, divide into two groups (half use. have activity set up and get (if time) the items each). underway. If so, skip to plenary. Show a way to use in context in a realistic sentence. Demonstrate: Students may not remember the “Pass me the...” (name a student) Encourage students to take responsibility for testing and vocabulary yet: monitor and provide Indicate for students to continue. helping each other to retain this language. support accordingly.
Monitor/note corrections for feedback. Aid retention through repeition.
Check understanding of new vocabulary through observation.
Plenary 14- Wrap up lesson neatly. Students may not have literacy levels 15mins Error correction, mini-review. to be able to use the handout. But Handout of new words. Provide opportunity to reflect very briefly on the purpose of time does not permit to go through Thank you and goodbye. the lesson. written form in the 15 minutes and they may like a record.
Vocabulary:
Key Noun Collocating verb Collocations – related foods
peeler to peel potatoes, carrots, apples (wooden) spoon to stir cake mix, stir fry, soup rolling pin to roll out dough, bread (plastic) jug to pour milk, water grater to grate cheese can/tin opener to use/to open beans, soup scales to weigh flour, butter, sugar knife to cut/to spread butter, jam, nutella chopsticks to use noodles masher to mash potatoes Kitchen Equipment