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Grocery Shopping Unit: Level 1 Name: Directions: Look at the picture. Talk about the picture with a group. Directions: Answer the questions with COMPLETE sentences. What do you see? How many people are in this picture? Where are they? Do you like grocery shopping? Where do you buy groceries? Page 1

THE 6 FOOD GROUPS Fats, Oils, and Sweets Dairy Meat Vegetables Fruit Grains MEAT: POULTRY, BEEF, PORK steak sausage chicken bacon turkey ribs MEAT: SEAFOOD fish shrimp oysters clams crab lobster DAIRY eggs cream cheese cheese milk yogurt butter Page 2

FATS, OILS, AND SWEETS oil candy chocolate cake pie GRAINS rice cereal bread crackers FRUIT spaghetti/ pasta watermelon bananas apples grapes strawberries VEGETABLES carrots cucumber onions potatoes peppers DRINKS (not a food group) coffee bottle d water soda pop juice tea Page 3

Label the Pictures Directions: Read the words and label the pictures. Read them to a partner when you are finished. carrot fish apple chicken bread milk onion shrimp banana turkey pasta yogurt pepper crab strawberry ham cereal cheese cucumber lobster watermelon bacon rice eggs potato clams grapes steak carrot Page 4

Writing Practice Directions: What do you usually eat and drink for breakfast, lunch and dinner? Write your answers in complete sentences on the lines. I usually eat cereal for breakfast. I usually drink coffee for breakfast. Breakfast (in the morning): (eat) (drink) Lunch (in the afternoon): (eat) (drink) Dinner (in the evening): (eat) (drink) ---------------------------------------------- Speaking Practice Directions: Talk to your group. Practice the questions. Practice your answers. 1. What do you usually eat and drink for breakfast? 2. What do you usually eat and drink for lunch? 3. What do you usually eat and drink for dinner? Page 5

Interview a Partner Directions: Talk to a partner. What does he/she usually eat and drink for breakfast, lunch and dinner? Write his/her answers in the boxes. Questions What do you usually eat for breakfast? What do you usually drink for breakfast? What do you usually eat for lunch? What do you usually drink for lunch? What do you usually eat for dinner? What do you usually drink for dinner? Your Partner s Answers Speaking Practice Directions: Talk to your group. Introduce your partner. What does he/she usually eat and drink for breakfast, lunch and dinner? Example: He/She usually eats cereal for breakfast. He/She usually drinks coffee for breakfast. Page 6

Places in the Grocery Store Directions: Look at the pictures. Read the names of the sections. Dairy Bulk Foods Produce Deli Meat Bakery Directions: What can you get in each section? Talk to your group. List the food items in each section. Use a picture dictionary. Dairy Bulk Food Produce Deli Meat Bakery _butter rice apples turkey_ chicken_ bread Page 7

Grammar: Simple Present Remember! 1. Add s or es to he/she/it 2. Use do or does with negatives and questions Statements subject verb I You We They He She It eat cook like eats cooks likes eggs for breakfast. Negative Statements subject do/does + not verb I You We They He She It don t (do + not) doesn t (does + not) eat cook like eggs for breakfast. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directions: Match the subject with a verb and make a sentence. SUBJECT VERB I eats tea with her dinner. You like 6 eggs. He want breakfast at 6:00am. She drinks apples. It drinks $2.00. We need bread in the bakery. They costs more chicken. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directions: Copy your sentences in your notebook. Read them to a partner. Write some negative sentences when you are finished. Page 8

More Grammar: Simple Present Yes/No Questions Do/Does subject verb Do Does I You we they he she it Negative Answers drink coffee? No subject do / does not I you we do No they he she it does not. Positive Answers Yes subject do / does I You We do. Yes they he she does. it Contractions No subject do / does + not I you we don t. No they he she doesn t. it Directions: Finish the questions. Write positive and negative answers. (Do / Does) (do / does) (do / does) 1. you eat a big breakfast? Yes, I. No, I not. (contraction) 2. he like potatoes? Yes, he. No, he not. 3. we want chicken? Yes, we. No, we not. 4. she drink coffee? Yes, she. No, she not. 5. they buy ham? Yes, they. No, they not. 6. it need water? Yes, it. No, it not. Page 9

Dialogs Directions: Practice reading the dialogs with a partner. A: Hello. Can I help you? B: Yes, I want 1 pound of turkey please. A: Here you go. B: Thank you very much. A: Do we need more potatoes? B: Yes, we need 10 more potatoes. Can you get 7 more please? A: Yes, I can. B: Thanks. A: Hi. Where is the asparagus? B: The asparagus is over there. A: Great. Thank you. B: No problem. Have a nice day. A: Hello. How much is this pasta? B: It s $1.99. A: Is it on sale? B: No, it s not. Sorry. Page 10

Word Scramble Directions: 1. Find the words. 2. Write all the words on the lines. Example: findthewords. Find the words. 1. carrotfishapplechickenbreadmilk (6 words) 2. onionshrimpbananaturkeypastayogurt (6 words) 3. peppercrabstrawberryhamcerealcheese (6 words) 4. cucumberlobsterwatermelonbacontearice (6 words) 5. potatoclamsgrapessteakeggscheese (6 words) 6. vegetablesseafoodfruitmeatgrainsdairy (6 words) Page 11

Talk to Your Classmates Directions: Talk to other students in the class. Ask the questions below. Write his/her answers in the boxes in complete sentences. Names Questions Your Classmate s Answers What is your favorite food? What is your favorite fruit? What is your favorite vegetable? What is your favorite drink? What is your favorite meat? Are you a vegetarian? (NO MEAT) Do you like candy? Page 12

Story: Raul Goes Grocery Shopping (Sentence strips on page 16) Directions: Find a partner. Look at all the strips of paper. Read them together and put them in the correct order on the table. Directions: Copy the story on the lines below. Read the story to your partner. Take turns reading the story. Page 13

C-Test Practice: Raul Goes Grocery Shopping Directions: Listen to a partner. Fill in the missing letters. Copy the story in your notebook and read it to a partner. Raul is at the grocery store. He sta in th produce sect. He ge some bana and app. He pu the fru in hi cart. Th he ge some carr and pota. He wei the pota. Too mu! Next, h goes t the dai section. H gets so eggs. Di he for something? N. Raul go to th check ou stand. H waits i a lo line. H says, h to th cashier. Ra pays fo the groce. The cash puts hi groceries i the ba. Raul goes home. -------------------------------------------------- Directions: Answer the questions in COMPLETE sentences. 1. Where is Raul? 2. What fruit does he get? 3. What vegetables does he get? 4. What does he get in the dairy section? 5. Who does Raul say, hi to? 6. Do you like grocery shopping? 7. Where do you buy groceries? Page 14

Word Search Directions: Find and circle the words in the puzzle. X D S W O L B V P T F R V B O X N Y T I L T E K P O T A T O E S U O O X O U M V Z I L L A T C F N N K N E P P A T Y C V H U B I I K I Q I A C Q G Z D V R I F W W R A V A S I A C H N O G X Y A A V A S G F T G H N T D A T F A S B U E C E M O N K E H S N S H R I M P S A J F X A L K O Y G I O X U C J M A T U C K Z U X L Y Y U E C K E S Y C N F K D O J C P D V U Q W V C G Q U O Z D A E H N Y J F V X T U B I P R G B N G R U N R F Z R M C U Y X T E S N F D F S M I U D N U C I T Z G S G W E E E J C A F C D S M P A T A F W G T N K T L M M F O P A W H U R A R D S E C U D O R P U A W L U N E E R E P B L Y V W W F W M P R I E H U M Z O M I F F Z L K J V M T Z A Y S M Z S T T R D Y L A J O Z N U T C H H U L Q D U S R A Y J A A Z N S T E A K N S W E S M A L C X Y H V W M I W Q B P Q W Y G S S J G I I P AISLE APPLES BACON BANANAS BOX BUNCH CAN CARROTS CARTON CLAMS CONTAINER DAIRY DELI EGGS Word Bank FISH FRUIT HEAD LOAF MEAT MUFFIN PACKAGE POTATOES PRODUCE RIBS SHRIMP STEAK STICK VEGETABLES Page 15

Directions for teachers: Clip up the story and have students work in either pairs of groups. Give each pair/group a set. Once they are put in the correct order, give them page 13. He starts in the produce section. Raul is at the grocery store. He gets some bananas and apples. He puts the fruit in his cart. He weighs the potatoes. Too much! Next, he goes to the dairy section. Then he gets some carrots and potatoes. He gets some eggs. Raul goes to the check out stand. He waits in a long line. Did he forget something? No. The cashier puts his groceries in bags. He says, hi to the cashier. Raul pays for the groceries. Raul goes home. Page 16

Directions for teachers: Clip up the story and have students work in either pairs of groups. Give each pair/group a set. Have students put them in the correct order and retell the story in their own words. Page 17