Pancake Day presentation

2. PANCAKE DAY
• Pancake Day is
celebrated on the
last day before
Lent, or the day
before Ash
Wednesday.
• It’s also known as
Shrove Tuesday.

3. PANCAKE DAY
• Lent is the time when
people try to give up
food or things that
they like. It’s a form
of sacrifice.
• Pancake Day is the
last chance before
Easter to eat fatty
foods that can’t be
eaten in Lent.

4. PANCAKES
• Pancakes are thin, flat,
round cakes.
• They are prepared
from a batter, a mixture
of flour, milk, and
eggs.

5. PANCAKES
• You can have
pancakes with butter,
maple syrup,
chocolate, whipped
cream, jam, and even
with fruits!

6. PANCAKE RACE
• Pancake races are
held all over
England on Pancake
Day.
• The objective is to
get to the finish line
first while flipping a
pancake.

7. PANCAKES AROUND THE
WORLD
USA, Canada
Buttermilk pancakes
France
Crêpe

8. PANCAKES AROUND THE
WORLD
Japan
Dorayaki
Algeria, Morocco
Baghrir

9. PANCAKES AROUND THE
WORLD
England
Pancakes with sugar and lemon Venezuela, Colombia Cachapa

10. QUIZ TIME!

11. When do we celebrate Pancake
Day?
a. A day before Christmas
b. A day before Ash
Wednesday
c. A day before Halloween

12. How else can we call Pancake
Day?
a. Shrove Sunday
b. Shrove Monday
c. Shrove Tuesday

13. What must be mixed in a batter?
a. Flour, milk and eggs
b. Water, fruits and
cereals
c. Juice, honey and
biscuits

14. What can we add to a pancake?

15. Where are pancake races held?
a. Russia
b. Mexico
c. England

16. When was the first Olney Pancake
Race?
a. 1445
b. 1495
c. 1475

17. Match the pancake
• Buttermilk pancakes
• Dorayaki
• Cachapa
• Japan
• Venezuela,
Colombia
• USA, Canada

18. Match the pancake
• Crêpe
• Baghrir
• Pancakes with sugar
and lemon
• Algeria, Morocco
• France
• England