LEW4BChapter5

InternationalcuisineClassContentPeriod1:

KeyWords&KeyStructuresPeriod3:

Reading&ComprehensionPeriod4:

Practice1Period5:

Practice2Period6:

Phonics&FunCornerPeriod2:

Reading&ComprehensionPeriod1:

KeyWords&KeyStructuresWarm

upWheredoyouusuallyhavedinner?Warm

upIsometimeshavedinnerathomebutIalsolikeeatingout.HerearesomedishesIoftenhave.Warm

upIoftenhaveChinesefood.ChinesefoodfriedricewontonnoodleschickencongeeroastduckKey

WordsInternationalcuisineChinesefoodKey

WordsInternationalcuisinefriedriceInternationalcuisineKey

WordswontonnoodlesInternationalcuisineKey

WordschickencongeeInternationalcuisineKey

WordsroastduckInternationalcuisineKey

WordsJapanesefoodInternationalcuisineKey

WordssushiInternationalcuisineKey

WordscoldnoodlesInternationalcuisineKey

WordsIndianfoodInternationalcuisineKey

WordschickencurryInternationalcuisineKey

WordslambcurryInternationalcuisineGameCanyoumatchthewordswiththepictures?

ChinesefoodJapanesefoodIndianfoodKey

StructuresChinesefoodisyummierthanJapanesefood.Indianfoodistheyummiest.Doyourememberwhyweadd‘er’/‘est’towords?Key

StructuresChinesefoodisyummierthanJapanesefood.Indianfoodistheyummiest.‘Delicious’isthesameas‘yummy’.moredeliciousmostdeliciousKey

StructuresTheword‘Delicious’hasthreesyllables.de-li-ciousKey

StructuresIfadd‘er’/‘est’,whatwillitbecome?de-li-ciousdeliciouserdeliciousestKey

StructuresChinesefoodisyummierthanJapanesefood.Indianfoodistheyummiest.moredeliciousmostdeliciousIt’stoolong!Sowedon’tadd‘er’or‘est’.Weusethewords‘more’and‘most’.Theword‘delicious’doesn’tchange.Key

Structuresadjectivesadjectivessuperlatives+er+est…e/le+r…e/le+st…yi+er…yi+estmore+adjectivemost+adjectivethe+superlativeCompletethetable.Adj.comparativessuperlativesRuleswarmadjectives+er,estlateadjectiveswhichalreadyendin___,+r,stlazyadjectiveswhichendinconsonant+y,y__+er,esthotTheadjectivesendisasinglevowel+singleconsonant,______thefinalconsonant+er,estwarmerwarmestlaterlatestlazierlaziesthottesthottereidoubleKey

StructuresgoodbetterthebestbadworsetheworstPracticeLookandsay.manymorethemostmuchmorethemostLookandsay.Practice

lesstheleastfewfewerthefewestlittlePracticeLookandsay.

OriginalformComparativeformSuperlativeform

good

better thebestbad/ill

worse theworstmany/muchmore themostlittle

lesstheleastPracticeLookandsay.

coldercoldestheavierheaviesthotterhottestnicernicestlazierlaziestfatterfattestfatlazynicehotheavycoldPracticeWeknowthatwecanadd‘er’or‘est’totheendofsomeadjectiveswithtwoorfewersyllables.ShortadjectivesIthinkChinesefoodisyummierthanIndianfood.IthinkJapanesefoodistheyummiest.Whataboutadjectivesthathavethreeormoresyllables?Forexample,‘delicious’?yummy=2syllablesKey

StructuresWeuse‘more…’or‘themost…’withadjectiveswiththreeormoreadjectives(longadjectives).LongadjectivesIthinkChinesefoodisyummierthanIndianfood.IthinkJapanesefoodistheyummiest.deliciousdeliciousmoreIthinkChinesefoodismoredeliciousthanIndianfood.mostIthinkJapanesefoodisthemostdelicious.Let’sreplace‘yummy’with‘delicious’.Wedon’tchangetheword‘delicious’.Key

Structuresmore…/themost…Friedriceismorepopularthanchickencongee.Wontonnoodlesarethemostpopular.X12X19X23Key

Structuresmore…/themost…TheMonsterSchoolismoreinterestingthanFantasticBoys.SillySamisthemostinteresting.FantasticBoysTheMonsterSchoolSillySamKey

StructuresWecanalsouse‘more…’or‘themost…’withsomeother2-syllableadjectives,especiallythosethatendin-ful,-less,-al,-ive,-ous.more…/themost…Thegreenbookismoreusefulthantheorangeone.Theblueoneisthemostuseful.Key

Structuresmore…/themost…Thethemeparkismorecrowdedthantheshoppingmall.Theconcerthallisthemostcrowded.Key

Structuresmoredeliciousthemostdeliciousdeliciousmoreexpensivethemostexpensiveexpensivemorepopularthemostpopularpopularmoreinterestingthemostinterestinginterestingmore…/themost…moreusefulthemostusefulusefulmorecrowdedthemostcrowdedcrowdedKey

StructuresWhatisyourname?KeyStructuresIthinkChinesefoodismoredeliciousthanIndianfood.SeasonsRestaurantisthemostpopular.Sushiis_______________(popular)thancoldnoodles.

Let’stry!1Fillintheblank.morepopularthanKey

StructuresGoldenRestaurantis________________(expensive).

2Fillintheblank.themostexpensiveStarRestaurantGoldenRestaurantGrandRestaurant$150–$300$350–$500$80–$180Let’stry!Key

StructuresBobois_______________(beautiful)doginthedogshow.3Fillintheblank.themostbeautiful1strunner-upWINNER2ndrunner-upBoboSpoonKelbyLet’stry!Key

StructuresThefishlanternis________________(colourful)theotherone.4Fillintheblank.morecolourfulthanLet’stry!Key

Structures(delicious)Ithinkthechickenwingsare________________theroastduck.Ithinkthehamburgeris_______________.

5Fillintheblanks.moredeliciousthanthemostdeliciousLet’stry!Key

Structures(interesting)IthinkJenny’sstoryis__________________Sam’s.IthinkBetty’sstoryis_________________.6Fillintheblanks.moreinterestingthanthemostinterestingJenny:Sam:Betty:Let’stry!Key

Structures(exciting)Swimminginthepoolis________________watchingaconcert.Ridingontherollercoasteris______________.Fillintheblanks.moreexcitingthanthemostexciting67Let’stry!Key

Structures(frightening)HorrorStreet____________________________.HeadlessGirl_________________.morefrighteningthanEmptyHousethemostfrightening8Fillintheblanks.EmptyHouseHorrorStreetHeadlessGirlLet’stry!Key

StructuresHaveabreak!Period2:

Reading&Comprehensionobjectivestodeveloppupils’readingskills,e.g.makepredictionsaboutstoriesusingpictorialcluerecognizetheformatandthetextfeaturesofasimpletextlocatespecificinformationinresponsetoquestionsmakeinferencesusingthecluesfromthetextreadaloudasimpletextusingknowledgeofknownwordsandbasicletter-soundrelationship

Pre-readingSettingthecontextandpredictingthestoryPre-readingWhattypesofcuisinedoyoulike?DoyoulikeJapanese/Indian/Chinesefood?Pre-readingHowaboutyourfamily?Whattypesofcuisinedoesyourmumlike?Pre-readingWouldyoutakehertorestaurantonMother’sDay?Pre-readingWearegoingtoreadastoryaboutafamilyplanningtocelebrateMother’sday.Pre-readingWhoarethey?DadPoppyDavidSarahPre-readingWhataretheydoing?DadPoppyDavidSarahPre-readingDadandthechildrenareplanningtotakeMumtoarestaurant.Whatdothechildrenhaveinmind?Pre-readingWhattypeoffoodwillthefamilyhaveonMother’sDay?Pre-readingLet’sreadthestoryandfindout.First-readingsupportedreadingFirst-readingWhattypeoffooddidthechildrenwanttohave?PoppyDavidSarahTypesoffoodNameofrestaurant/favouritedishesFirst-readingWhatdaywasitonSunday?First-readingWhichrestaurantdidPoppysuggest?First-readingWhattypeofcuisineisthat?AmericanFirst-readingWhatdishescanyoufindthere?AmericanFirst-readingWhydidPoppysayshecouldpractiseherEnglish?DopeoplehavetoorderfoodusingEnglishintherestaurant?AmericanFirst-readingDidDavidlikethisidea?Whatdidheprefer?AmericanFirst-readingDidSarahagreewithDavid?Whatdidshethinkwasthemostdeliciousfood?AmericanFirst-readingWhatkindsofIndianfooddidshelike?AmericanFirst-readingWhattypeoffooddidthechildrenwanttohave?PoppyDavidSarahTypesoffoodNameofrestaurant/favouritedishesAmericanfoodUSADinerJapanesefoodSushi,coldnoodlesIndianfoodLambcurry,chickencurry,IndianbreadFirst-readingThechildrenallhaddifferentideas.Theystaredtoarguewithoneanother.First-readingWhatdidSarahsayaboutIndianfood?First-readingWhatdidPoppysayaboutAmericanfood?First-readingWhatdidDavidsayaboutJapanesefood?First-readingDidDadagreewithanyofthem?Whydidheholduphishands?First-readingWhatdidheaskthechildrendo?First-readingWhatdoyouthinkMumwilllike?HowwilltheycelebrateMother’sDay?First-readingWhatwastheDad’sidea?First-readingWhatdidtheymakeforMum?First-readingDidMumlikeit?First-readingWasMumhappy?First-readingDoyouthinkshewashappyjustbecausethefoodwasdelicious?First-readingWhattypeofcuisineofthat?First-readingDidtheyenjoythefood?Wesay‘Mmmmm’whenwefindsomethingdelicious.First-readingDoyoulikeDad’sidea?Why/Whynot?First-readingDoyouthinkcookingforMumisbetterthantakinghertoanexpensiverestaurant?Haveabreak!Period3:

Reading&Comprehensionobjectivestodeveloppupils’readingskills,e.g.makepredictionsaboutstoriesusingpictorialcluerecognizetheformatandthetextfeaturesofasimpletextlocatespecificinformationinresponsetoquestionsmakeinferencesusingthecluesfromthetextreadaloudasimpletextusingknowledgeofknownwordsandbasicletter-soundrelationship

Second-readingreadingaloudSecond-readingSecond-readingSecond-readingAfterreading,let’sanswerthequestions.WhatdaywastheMother’sDayinthestory?It’sMother’sDay

on

Sunday.Whatweretheygoingtodo?TheywereplanningtotakeMumtoarestaurant.Second-readingSecond-readingAfterreading,let’sanswerthequestions.WhichrestaurantdidPoppysuggest?USADiner.WhydidPoppysuggestgoingtoUSADiner?ShecanpracticeherEnglishthere.Second-readingAfterreading,let’sanswerthequestions.DidDavidagreewithPoppy?Why?No,hethoughtJapanesefoodisdeliciousthanAmericanfood.DidSarahagreewithDavid?Why?No,shethoughtIndianfoodisthemostdelicious.Second-readingSecond-readingAfterreading,let’sanswerthequestions.WhatdidSarahsayaboutIndianfood?Indianfoodisthecheapest.WhatdidPoppysayaboutAmericanfood?AmericanfoodischeaperthanJapanesefood.WhatdidDavidsayaboutJapanesefood?Japanesefoodisthemostexpensivebecauseit’sthemostdelicious.Second-readingSecond-readingAfterreading,let’sanswerthequestions.WhatdidDadaskthechildrentodo?AskthemtothinkaboutwhatMumwilllike.WhatwasDad’sidea?TocookforMumonMother’sDay.Second-readingSecond-readingAfterreading,let’sanswerthequestions.DidMumlikeChinesefood?Yes,shethoughtthisthemostdeliciousmeal.Doyouthinkshewashappyjustbecausethefoodwasdelicious?ShewashappybecausethechildrenandDadcookedforher.Post-readingusingquestionstoreviewthestoryPost-readingComprehensionALet’sreadthestoryagain.Fillintheblanks.Atthestartofthestory,________wantedAmericanfood.Davidwanted_______foodandSarahwanted______food.Attheendofthestory,theyallagreedthat_______foodwasthebest.PoppyComprehensionComprehensionALet’sreadthestoryagain.Fillintheblanks.Atthestartofthestory,________wantedAmericanfood.Davidwanted_______foodandSarahwanted______food.Attheendofthestory,theyallagreedthat_______foodwasthebest.PoppyJapaneseComprehensionComprehensionALet’sreadthestoryagain.Fillintheblanks.Atthestartofthestory,________wantedAmericanfood.Davidwanted_______foodandSarahwanted______food.Attheendofthestory,theyallagreedthat_______foodwasthebest.PoppyJapaneseIndianComprehensionComprehensionALet’sreadthestoryagain.Fillintheblanks.Atthestartofthestory,________wantedAmericanfood.Davidwanted_______foodandSarahwanted______food.Attheendofthestory,theyallagreedthat_______foodwasthebest.PoppyJapaneseIndianChineseComprehensionComprehensionBAnswerthequestions.Ticktherightanswer.1SarahthinksIndianfoodis_____A.NotthemostdelicioustypeoffoodB.MoreexpensivethanAmericanfoodC.ThemostexpensivetypeoffoodD.CheaperthanAmericanfoodComprehensionComprehensionBAnswerthequestions.Ticktherightanswer.2Choosethebesttitleforthestory.A.AfightonMother’sDayB.CookingChinesefoodC.ThebestfoodforMother’sDayD.EatingoutGameWhosaidthis?DadPoppySarahIloveAmericanfood.Let’sgotoUSADiner!MumDavidWhosaidthis?DadPoppySarahJapanesefoodisthemostdelicious!MumDavidGameWhosaidthis?DadPoppySarahIamverygoodatmakingfriedrice.MumDavidGameWhosaidthis?DadPoppySarahIndianfoodisbetterthanAmericanorJapanesefood.MumDavidGameWhosaidthis?DadPoppySarahIlovefriedriceandwontonnoodles.MumDavidGameWhosaidthis?DadPoppySarahIdon’tlikeIndianfood.It’stoospicy!MumDavidGameWhosaidthis?DadPoppySarahLet’scookforMumonMother’sDay!MumDavidGameWhosaidthis?DadPoppySarahThankyousomuchforthedeliciousmeal!MumDavidGameHaveabreak!Period4:

Practice1AnswersIntroductionTodayyou’regoingtorole-play

somechildrentalkingabouttheirfavouritefood.Practice1AnswersIntroductionHerearethechildren.They’rethinkingofsomefood.chickencongeewontonnoodlesfriedriceroastduckchickencurrylambcurrysushicoldnoodlesPractice1chickencongeewontonnoodlesfriedriceroastduckchickencurrylambcurrysushicoldnoodlesAnswersIntroductionThewordsintheorangebubblehelpyoutalkaboutthedishes.Practice1AnswersIntroductionLet’stakealookat

.Practice1AnswersIntroductionWhatarethedishesontheleft?Practice1AnswersIntroductionWhattypeoffoodarethey?Chinese,JapaneseorIndian?Practice1AnswersIntroductionWhatarethedishesontheright?Practice1AnswersIntroductionWhattypeoffoodarethey?Chinese,JapaneseorIndian?Practice1AnswersIntroductionWhatdotheheartsmean?DoesthegirlthinkChinesefoodorIndianfoodismoredelicious?Practice1AnswersIntroductionWhatdoesthegirlsayaboutherfavouritefood?Let’sread.Practice1AnswersIntroductionChinesefoodIndianfoodIthinkChinesefoodismore

deliciousthanIndianfood.…IthinkChinesefoodismore

deliciousthanIndianfood.Ilikeroastduckandfriedrice.Practice1NowgetintopairsandfinishthePractice.AnswersIntroductionPractice1ChinesefoodIndianfoodIthinkChinesefoodismore

deliciousthanIndianfood.…IthinkChinesefoodismore

deliciousthanIndianfood.Ilikeroastduckandfriedrice.AnswersIntroductionPractice1IndianfoodJapanesefoodAnswersIntroductionIthinkIndianfoodismoredeliciousthanJapanesefood.Ilikechickencurryandlambcurry.IthinkIndianfoodismoredeliciousthanJapanesefood.…IthinkIndianfoodismoredeliciousthanJapanesefood.Ilikechickencurryandlambcurry.IthinkIndianfoodismoredeliciousthanJapanesefood.Ilikechickencurryandlambcurry.Practice1JapanesefoodIndianfoodIthinkJapanesefoodismore

deliciousthanIndianfood.…IthinkJapanesefoodismore

deliciousthanIndianfood.Ilikecoldnoodlesandsushi.AnswersIntroductionPractice1ChinesefoodJapanesefoodIthinkChinesefoodismore

deliciousthanJapanesefood.…AnswersIntroductionIthinkChinesefoodismore

deliciousthanJapanesefood.Ilikewontonnoodlesandchickencongee.Practice1Lookandanswer.Whichisfaster?Thebikeisfast.Thecarisfaster.Thecarisfasterthanthebike.ActivityThebikeisfast.Thecarisfaster.Theplaneis___________ofthemall.Whichisthefastestofthemall?Lookandanswer.thefastestActivityLucyTomJoeTomistall.Lucyis_________Tom.Joeis________ofthemall.tallerthanthetallestActivityExample:Itiswarmtoday,butitwas_______yesterday.①Itiscooltoday,butitwascooleryesterday.②Itiswettoday,butitwaswetteryesterday.③He’slatetoday,buthewaslateryesterday.④Thistestiseasy,butthatoneiseasier.⑤Thisbookcaseislarge,butthatoneislarger.warmerCompletethesentences.ActivityCanyoumakeasentence?A

featherislighterstone.thanaMymotheristhebusiesttheeasiestcleverestinmyfamily.Tomisstudentinourclass.Thisquestionisfive.ofthetheActivityHaveabreak!Period5:

Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Todayyou’regoingtorole-play

agirlcalledHelentotalkaboutsomerestaurants.Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?ThisisHelen.She’slookingatarestaurantreviewontheInternet.Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Wecanreadotherpeople’sopinionsaboutarestaurantinrestaurantreviews.Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Theopinionsareusuallyaboutthefood,thewaitersandwaitressesandtheenvironment.Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Helenisreadingthereviewsandtellingherfriendabouttheserestaurants.Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Let’stakealookattherestaurantsin

.Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Whatkindoffoodcanyoueatintheserestaurants?Chinese,JapaneseorIndian?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Heleniscomparingthembecausethey’reallJapaneserestaurants.Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Whatdothenumbersnexttothehappyfacesmean?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Arethesethenumbersofpeoplewholike

ordislike

therestaurants?Biggernumber=MorepopularPractice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnWhatdothesetellyou?Biggernumber=MoreexpensivePractice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnHowmanypeopleliketherestaurant?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnHowmuchisthefoodthere?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnHowmanypeopleliketherestaurant?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnHowmuchisthefoodthere?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnHowmanypeopleliketherestaurant?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnHowmuchisthefoodthere?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnIsRiverRestaurantmorepopularthanSunshineRestaurant?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnWhichrestaurantisthemostpopular?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnIsSeasonsRestaurantmoreexpensivethanRiverRestaurant?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnWhichrestaurantisthemostexpensive?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnDoyourememberwhatthingswedotocelebratefestivals?Practice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnHelen : RiverRestaurantismorepopularthan SunshineRestaurant. SeasonsRestaurantisthemostpopular. SeasonsRestaurantismoreexpensivethan RiverRestaurant. SunshineRestaurantisthemostexpensive. SeasonsRestaurantismoreexpensivethan… …themostexpensive.RiverRestaurantSunshineRestaurantSeasonsRestaurantRiverRestaurantSunshineRestaurantSeasonsRestaurantRiverRestaurantSunshineRestaurantSeasonsRestaurantRiverRestaurantPractice2NowgetintopairsandfinishthePractice.AnswerIntroductionYourTurnPractice2Helen : RiverRestaurantismorepopularthan SunshineRestaurant. SeasonsRestaurantisthemostpopular. SeasonsRestaurantismoreexpensivethan RiverRestaurant. SunshineRestaurantisthemostexpensive.AnswerIntroductionYourTurnRiverRestaurantSunshineRestaurantSeasonsRestaurantRiverRestaurantSunshineRestaurantSeasonsRestaurantRiverRestaurantSunshineRestaurantSeasonsRestaurantRiverRestaurantPractice2Helen : FlowerRestaurantismorepopularthan SilverRestaurant. GoldenRestaurantisthemostpopular. SilverRestaurantismoreexpensivethan FlowerRestaurant. GoldenRestaurantisthemostexpensive.AnswerIntroductionYourTurnFlowerRestaurantSilverRestaurantGoldenRestaurantFlowerRestaurantSilverRestaurantSilverRestaurantFlowerRestaurantGoldenRestaurantSilverRestaurantFlowerRestaurantPractice2AnswerIntroductionYourTurnNowchoosearestaurantyoulikefromtherestaurantreview.Tellyoupartnerwhyyouwanttogototherestaurant.IwanttogotoRiverRestaurantbecauseit’snottooexpensive.Practice2Readthewordsandfillintheblanks,thenreadthetext.bestleastmostadviceteaspoonfulworstworselessYoumustn’tgotothatrestaurant.It’sverybad.Thisoneis_______.Thisoneis_______I‘veeverseen.Iwanta_________ofsugar,please.That’sagood_______.Marymakesmanymistakes,butImakethe______