Ratatouille is a great animated movie. This scene is perfect for beginners. The language is very easy and the scene is funny. It is ideal to practice the use of determiners - a, an, some - and the students may write a recipe, if their level allows.
A. You can see these items during the movie segment. Match the vocabulary and the words. Add a/ an/ some before the nouns.The final worksheet was developed by my reader, Alexandra Duarte from Portugal. She inserted this activity of mine into her own class plan and shared it with us. Thanks, Alexandra, for sharing and developing such great activities.
Alexandra Duarte has been an EFL teacher for about 20 years, most of them at MartinhoÁrias Secondary School in Soure / Portugal. For the last 3 years she has been involved in adult teaching.
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Ex: A tomato
1. Tomato
2. Carrots
3. Omelet
4. Eggs
5. Spaghetti
6. Wine
7. Onion
8. Egg
9. Cucumber
10. Soup
B. Now watch the movie segment and write the instructions to make the soup, using some of the words from the previous exercise. First, decide which verbs correspond to the pictures below:
1. Slice
2. Pour
3. Stir
4. Break
Recipe:
First, pick up ________________.
Then stir the _________ in a bowl.
Next, put __________ into a pan.
After that, pour ____________ into a glass.
Next, slice ________________.
Then break ________________.
Don't forget to slice ____________.
Put everything in the pan to make ___________.
Answer Key:
B.
1. a tomato
2. some eggs
3. some spaghetti
4. some wine
5. an onion
6. an egg
7. some cucumbers / a cucumber
8. some soup
WORKSHEET - 1
The next worksheet was developed by my reader Alexandra Duarte, a reader from Portugal. She inserted this activity of mine into her own class plan and shared it with us. Thanks, Alexandra, for sharing and developing such great activities.
WORKSHEET - Alexandra Duarte.
1. a tomato
2. some eggs
3. some spaghetti
4. some wine
5. an onion
6. an egg
7. some cucumbers / a cucumber
8. some soup
WORKSHEET - 1
The next worksheet was developed by my reader Alexandra Duarte, a reader from Portugal. She inserted this activity of mine into her own class plan and shared it with us. Thanks, Alexandra, for sharing and developing such great activities.
WORKSHEET - Alexandra Duarte.
Alexandra Duarte has been an EFL teacher for about 20 years, most of them at MartinhoÁrias Secondary School in Soure / Portugal. For the last 3 years she has been involved in adult teaching.
