1- Words
Let’s learn some words to describe flavors.
Taste
Taste helps you to tell the difference between flavors in your mouth.
Sweet
Has the taste of sugar. Examples: sugar, fruit, and honey.
Salty
Has the taste of salt. Examples: salt, cheese, and salami.
Sour
Has the taste of organic acids. Examples: lemons, tomatoes, and oranges.
Delicious
It has a very good taste. Example: Pancakes are delicious.
Disgusting
It has a bad taste. Example: a broccoli ice cream is disgusting.
1.1- Vocabulary activity: Flavors
Match the pictures with their names.
Answer key
1. c
2. d
3. b
4. f
5. e
6. a
1.2- Vocabulary activity
Win the quiz show! Choose the correct answer.
1.3- Vocabulary activity
Drag and drop words to reorder them.
2- Communicative English: What does it taste like?
Listen to the dialogues.
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2.1-Communicative English activity
What does it taste like? Choose true or false.
2.2- Communicative English activity
Find the answers in the word search. Then write them.
Example:
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Answer key
1. Tomatoes taste sour.
2. Hamburgers taste salty.
3. Cupcakes taste delicious.
2.3- Communicative Activity
Listen and choose the correct answer.
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a. Lemon juice tastes sour. 
b. Cupcakes taste sweet. 
2.
a. Bananas taste sweet.
b. Bananas taste salty.
3.
a. Pasta tastes delicious. 
b. Chicken tastes delicious. 
Answer key
1. b
2. b
3. a
3- Self-evaluation: Check the box to see what you learnt
| What did you learn? | Yes  |
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| 1) I can identify and name flavors: Sweet, salty, sour, delicious, etc. |
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| 2) I can write sentences using flavors: cheese is salty, cupcakes are sweet. |
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| 3) I can answer the question: What does it taste like?: bananas taste sweet, lemons taste sour. |
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