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Snack

Time
During this class you will:

Intermediate • Talk about snacks.

• Compare types of
snacks.

• Discuss snacks from


around the world.
Warm-up
Share your thoughts.

- How would you define a “snack”?


Warm-up
- What kind of snacks are popular in your country?

- Do you eat different foods depending on the


season or weather?

- How do you choose which snacks to eat?

- Do you have a midnight snack?


And you can quote me…
Read and answer the questions.

"Everyone I know is looking for solace, hope and


And you
a tasty snack."
-- Maira Kalman
can
- What does this quote mean to you?
quote
- Do you agree or disagree? Why or why not? me…
- How do you find solace?

- Where do you find hope?

- What advice would you give someone who was going


through a difficult period in their lives?

- Are there any tasty treats related to comfort in your


country?
Speak your mind.
Share your thoughts and opinions.

Which is better?

- A pre-packaged snack or preparing a snack yourself? Speak


- A salty snack or a sweet snack?
your
- Snacking throughout the day or eating meals at
specific times? mind.
- An apple, a yogurt, a chocolate bar, or a protein bar?
Imagine that!
As a class, create a story.

As a group, create a story. Your country’s


government has decided to make new laws
concerning snacks. They have asked you to
become involved in the process. Decide the
Imagine
details.
that!
Think about:

- What snacks will now be prohibited? Why?


- What snacks will be restricted? Why?
- What snacks will be allowed? Why?
- How will these new snacking laws be enforced?
- What will the name of this new government
department be?
Answer me this!
Take turns asking each other questions.

1. What popular snacks have been influenced by


different countries? Which of these are your favorite? Answer
2. How have the types of snacks people eat changed
over the last few decades in your country? Why do you
think this happened?
me this!
3. Describe a common daily menu for people in your
country. What is common to eat for breakfast, lunch,
dinner, and snacks? What time are these meals usually
eaten?

4. What are the advantages and disadvantages of


restricting the advertising and sale of unhealthy snacks
to children?
Before you go!
Here’s some cultural fun:

Around the world, people have different


Before you
snacking preferences. In Japan, you can munch
on Kanikko, tiny whole crabs, or garlic chocolate. go!
In Russia, you can enjoy dried wild fish and
cheese-filled pancakes. Harkal, fermented shark
meat, can be found Iceland.

People eat toasted grasshoppers in Thailand and


Mexico. Fried tarantula is a specialty of
Cambodia. Pickled pig’s feet are yet another
delicacy found in Ireland, Korea and Mexico.

- Have you tried any of these unusual snacks?


- Would you try any of these snacks? Why or why not?
- Does your country have an unusual specialty snack?
Tell the class about it.
Wrap-up
Pick one question to discuss: Wrap-up
1. What did you like most today?

2. What do you need to improve on?

3. What did you do well on today?


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