Para os alunos desenvolverem ainda mais o "speaking" criei este projeto relacionado a comidas que foi divido em quatro partes. Primeira parte: Dicionário Os alunos tiveram que pesquisar diversos vocabulários relacionados a comida, tais como: alimentos, talheres, molhos, temperos e complementos. Para que eles não esquecessem pedi que anotassem o máximo de palavras em uma folha que tornaria-se o glossário para o desenvolvimento deste projeto. Segunda parte: Descrevendo comidas, temperos e restaurantes Criei diferentes "flashcards" com vocabulários relacionados a comida e em pequenos grupos os alunos tinham que passar dicas em inglês a respeito da imagem que tiraram enquanto seus colegas deveriam tentar adivinhar. * Caso seus alunos sejam iniciantes, peça para primeiro eles escreverem as dicas em um papel e depois falar para seus colegas, isso facilitará a comunicação uma vez que eles poderão consultar o glossário que realizaram e o dicionário. Terceira parte: Respondendo o questionário Depois da segunda parte em que os alunos familiarizaram-se com os vocabulários, eles deverão responder as diferentes questões em grupo. Ao final, irão apresentar em inglês para sala os gostos de seus colegas, por isso pece que eles anotem as respostas de cada participante. Quarta parte: Interpretando Os alunos deverão memorizar pequenas falas utilizadas em restaurantes. Quinta parte: Criando um cardápio Nesta última parte do projeto, cada grupo deverá criar um "menu" para seu restaurante, incluindo entrada, prato principal e sobremesa. O restaurante deverá conter um nome e um livro de receitas. * próximo projeto: TRAVEL!!! ;)

1. FOOD
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TEACHER PAULA MEYER

2. 1. WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE FOOD?
2. WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE FRUIT?
3. WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE JUNK FOOD?
4. WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE DESSERT?
5. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE FAST FOOD RESTAURANT?
6. WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE KIND OF MEAT?
7. WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE SNACK?
8. WHAT KINDS OF FOOD DO YOU USUALLY EAT FOR
LUNCH?
9. WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE RESTAURANT? WHY DO YOU
LIKE IT?
10. WHAT KINDS OF FOOD DO YOU USUALLY EAT FOR
LUNCH?
11. WHAT RESTAURANT IN THIS CITY DO YOU
RECOMMEND?
12. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU ATE AT A
RESTAURANT?
13. WHICH COUNTRY'S FOOD DO YOU LIKE THE MOST?
14. HOW OFTEN DO YOU EAT?
15. DO YOU USUALLY EAT AT HOME OR EAT AT A
RESTAURANT?
16. DO YOU PRAY BEFORE EACH MEAL?
17. DO YOU HAVE ANY FOOD ALLERGIES?
18. HOW OFTEN DO YOU HAVE UNHEALTHY FOOD?
19. WHAT NEW FOODS HAVE YOU TRIED THIS MONTH?
20. HAVE YOU EVER TASTED AFRICAN FOOD?
21. ARE YOU A VEGETARIAN?
22. ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR DAILY CALORIE
INTAKE WHEN CHOOSING SOMETHING TO EAT?
23. CAN YOU COOK WELL?
24. DO YOU KNOW THE NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF THE
THINGS YOU EAT EVERY DAY?
25. DO YOU BELIEVE THAT "WE ARE WHAT WE EAT?"
26. HOW MANY MEALS A DAY DO YOU THINK SHOULD BE
EATEN?
27. DO YOU THINK THAT FOOD DEFINES A CULTURE?
FO O D

3. WATERMELON
Watermelon is a delicious fruit. It is called watermelon because it is mostly water. In fact it is 92% water.
It’s usually round and green on the outside. When you cut open a watermelon it’s red or yellow inside. Sometimes there are
black seeds inside and sometimes the watermelon is seedless.
Watermelons are grown all over the world. The largest producer of this fruit is China. More watermelons are grown in China
than anywhere else in the world. Many people like to eat watermelon, especially on a hot summer day!
FRENCH FRIES
When was the last time that you ate french fries? French fries are just slices of potato that are fried in vegetable oil. They are
sprinkled with salt before they are eaten. This simple food is very popular. On average, each North American eats more than
30 pounds (about 14 kg) of french fries a year. We buy a lot of french fries at fast food restaurants.
About 400,000 acres of farmland in Canada is used for growing potatoes. More than half of those potatoes are used to make
french fries. The potatoes are sliced and then frozen in factories. The frozen fries are then shipped to grocery stores and
restaurants across Canada. Canada also exports more than a million tonnes of frozen french fries to other countries.
PIZZA
Many countries have foods that start with a flat bread. Pizza is one of these foods. You can find pizza in almost every
country in the world including Canada. Here pizza also starts with a flat bread bottom. It is usually round.
Almost anything can be put on a pizza! What is your favorite pizza? Do you like pizza with chicken on it? Maybe you
like pizza with just tomato and cheese on it.
Most pizza in Canada starts with a layer of tomoto sauce on the bread. Toppings are then added. Vegetables such as
mushrooms, olives, green peppers and onions are popular toppings. Different meats can also be used as toppings
such as pepperoni, ham, bacon or sausage. Herbs such as oregano or basil can be used. Cheese is then usually put on top before the pizza is
baked in the oven.
ICE CREAM
Do you like ice cream in a bowl or do you prefer to eat it as an ice cream cone? Have you eaten an ice cream cone on a hot
day? If you have, then you know you need to eat it quickly. If you are too slow, the ice cream melts and starts to drip down the
side of the cone! What a mess that makes!
Ice cream in a bowl is not as messy. You can put chocolate or caramel sauce on top of the ice cream. You can also put fruit like
strawberries or mangos on top. Some people like nuts on their ice cream. In fact, you can eat ice cream with anything you want!
Ice cream is usually made from frozen dairy products like milk and cream. Fruit is sometimes added or other flavours like
chocolate or vanilla are added. As the cream freezes, it needs to be stirred slowly. This helps make the ice cream smooth and
creamy. Before people had refrigerators, ice cream was a luxury. It took a lot of work and a lot of time to make. Now grocery
stores sell many different flavours of ice cream. Ice cream is a delicious dessert at the end of a meal or a great snack when
you’re hungry.

4. TEACHER PAULA MEYER

5. CUMPRIMENTO / PEDIR UMA MESA
Hostess: Hello! How are you today?
Marcelo: We’re good. How are you? We would like a table for 3, please.
Hostess: Sure! Right this way, please.
Marcelo: Could we get a table by the window, please?
Hostess: Sure! Will you need a booster seat for your child?
Marcelo: No, thanks.
Hostess: Here is the menu. The waiter will be right with you.
Marcelo: Thank you.
TEACHER PAULA MEYER

6. PEDIDO
Waiter: Hi! Good afternoon. I’ll be your waiter for the day. Are you ready to order?
Naira: Yes, please. To drink, we would like a pitcher of lemonade, and I’d like the chicken with vegetables and a small green salad with
dressing on the side, please.
Marcelo: And I’d like the pasta with white sauce with the steak, please. The kid is having the fish and chips with a side order of
vegetables.
Mariana:…and a big piece of chocolate cake for dessert!!Yummy!!
PAGAMENTO DA CONTA / DESPEDIDA
Marcelo: Excuse me, waiter! Could we have the bill, please?
Waiter: Sure! Justa minute.Here it is.
Marcelo:Ok…here we go…keep the change.Thank you. See you next time!
Naira: Everything was great. Thank you!
Waiter: Thank you very much.Bye, bye.

7. TRAVEL
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TEACHER PAULA MEYER