Vocabulaire de la cuisine en anglais, jeux et activités – BUNDLE

If you are working on baking and cooking with your students, then you will love these sets of 7 activities.

In this BUNDLE, you will get 7 resources: 

• a complete lesson
• a bingo game
• I have who has game
• a find the one game
• 12 clothespin cards (FREEBIE)
• a word wall
• a Kim’s game

Check out the preview for a closer look.

1/ Complete lesson

Step 1: Vocabulary recap – ingredients / utensils and cooking action verbs.
Students will have to write the words corresponding to the pictures.

Step 2: Let’s cook chocolate brownies with Jamie Olivier
After a short text based on the biography of the famous British chef, students will watch a youtube video and will be able to complete the worksheet.

Step 3 : mini task.
Following Jamie Oliver’s instructions, students will bake their own brownies and send you a photo.

Step 4 : reading activity.
This activity will prepare your students for the final task. It’s a reading exercise : they will practice fluency, a skill they will be able to use when they present their own recipe.
–> Activity 1: reading words
–> Activity 2: reading the whole recipe. 
A recording (MP3 format) for both activities is provided in this resource. You will be able to use it class and/or send them to your students to guide them for these activities. 

Step 5 : the five basic tastes
Your students will learn about the senses of taste: sweet, salty, sour, bitter and umami. They will classify the ingredients and dishes but also fill in a chart and see the tastes they prefer. 
Reading activity: they will read 3 recipes and try and guess the main basic taste according to the ingredients and the name of these recipes.

Step 6: Let’s do some math !
When reading a recipe, students have to be aware of cultural differences, with their own country and between English speaking countries.
Thanks to the chart provided, they will be able to find the equivalents for weight and volumes for 3 recipes : popcorn, macaroni and cheese and garlic bread.

Final task : make your own recipe (American or British)
With this unit, students will have discovered several recipes but they can also choose their own for their video. They will present the ingredients they need and the different steps.

2/ BINGO Game:

BINGO is great for ESL students and young learners to review vocabulary and practice pronunciation. In this game, they will play with 30 baking and cooking related words.

Vocabulary : baking pan – butter – chocolate – chopping board – eggs – flour – frying pan – grater – knead – knife – measuring spoons – milk – mix – mixer – mixing bowl – oven – peeler – pitcher – pour – put in the oven – roll – rolling pin – salt – slice – spatula – stir – sugar – taste – whisk – wooden spoon

3/ I have who has

Looking for an engaging activity to play with Baking and Cooking vocabulary ? These versions of the classic  “I have who has” game are perfect for that : nobody is left behind ! All the students play at the same time.

Vocabulary: baking pan – butter – chocolate – chopping board – eggs – flour – frying pan – grater – knead – knife – measuring spoons – milk – mix – mixer – mixing bowl – olive oil – oven – peeler – pitcher – pour – put in the oven – roll – rolling pin – salt – slice – spatula – stir – sugar – taste – whisk – wooden spoon

4/ Find the one game

Baking and Cooking: How fast are your students spotting the matching symbols ? With this engaging Dobble inspired game, your students will learn vocabulary and practice pronunciation.

Vocabulary: baking pan – butter – chocolate – chopping board – eggs – flour – frying pan – grater – knead – knife – measuring spoons – milk – mix – mixer – mixing bowl – olive oil – oven – peeler – pitcher – pour – put in the oven – roll – rolling pin – salt – slice – spatula – stir – sugar – taste – whisk – wooden spoon

5/ A word wall

Word wall are a great way to improve vocabulary and pronunciation skills of your students. This activity is perfect if you want to talk about baking and cooking ! In this resource, your students will learn 30 words and practice pronunciation of those words thanks to the phonetic transcriptions.

Here are the 30 words: baking pan – butter – chocolate – chopping board – eggs – flour – frying pan – grater – knead – knife – measuring spoons – milk – mix – mixer – mixing bowl – oven – peeler – pitcher – pour – put in the oven – roll – rolling pin – salt – slice – spatula – stir – sugar – taste – whisk – wooden spoon

6/ A Kim’s game

If you’re looking for a 5-minute activity to practice baking and cooking vocabulary, pronunciation and test your students’ memory, then this game is perfect for you ! Great game for ESL students and young learners !

3 themes are included in this packet:

• baking and cooking action verbs
• utensils
• ingredients