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By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
- Name at least 10 common food items in English
- Express likes and dislikes using 'I like' and 'I don't like'
- Sort foods into basic categories (fruits, vegetables, snacks)

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- Speaking: Food vocabulary pronunciation
- Listening: Following simple instructions about food
- Visual recognition: Matching words with food pictures

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Show colorful flashcards of different foods. Students repeat the words after the teacher. Make it fun by varying voice pitch and speed!

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Learn and sing a simple food-themed song together. Students can act out eating different foods mentioned in the song.

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Food Song | Learn 15 Food and Drinks | Learn English Kids

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Students sit in a circle. Each student is assigned a food name. When their food is called, they must change seats. When 'Food Basket!' is called, everyone changes seats!

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Using Padlet's collaborative features, students take turns adding their favorite food pictures to our virtual food gallery. Teacher helps with typing food names.

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In small groups, students sort picture cards into categories: fruits, vegetables, and snacks. Groups present their sorting results to the class.

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Join Elmo and his friends and learn about different ways to sort food. | Sorting Food Sesame Street & Tiny Tap | Matching & Sorting - Learn to identify like attributes of objects., Number Sequencing - Mastering Number Sequencing and Relationships, Patterns & Reasoning - Learn and understand simple and complex patterns.

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Students practice expressing food preferences using real food pictures. 'I like apples!' 'I don't like broccoli!'

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Monitor students during activities for:
- Correct pronunciation
- Active participation
- Understanding of basic instructions
- Proper use of 'I like/I don't like'

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Students match food pictures with correct words (teacher reads words aloud). Suitable for both grade levels.

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435 Food match English ESL worksheets pdf & doc

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A selection of English ESL food match printables

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Individual students name 3 foods they like and 2 they don't like using complete sentences.

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Class plays a quick memory game: 'I went to the market and bought...' Each student adds a food item and remembers previous items.

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Students draw their favorite food learned today and attempt to write its name (Grade 1) or just say it aloud (Kindergarten).

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Students draw or cut out pictures of foods they eat for dinner. Grade 1 students can attempt to label them.

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Food Journal for Kids {Printable} | Food journal, Food journal printable, Kids journal

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Are you learning about the Canadian Food Guide and/or nutrition? Want to apply that learning to your life? Here's a food journal for kids.

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Students teach three food words to their family members and practice saying 'I like/I don't like' with them.

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Parents can help students practice food vocabulary using suggested online games.