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A food blog
I can write a food blog using sequencing words.
THINK! Who cooks in your family? What do they usually cook? Do you like cooking?
Sally's
EASY MENU BLOG
Hi. Here's my menu for today.
First, I eat some nuts.
Next, I've got these fun egg salads for the starter.
Then, the main course is mini pizzas with tuna, red pepper and olives. Simple ingredients but great!
Finally, my favourite: dessert! It's hot fruit with ice cream. Chop fruit, cook it with sugar and serve with ice cream. So yummy!
Enjoy your meal! Join me tomorrow for another menu.
| GLOSSARY tuna red pepper olives ingredients chop starter main course dessert |
1. Check the meanings of the words in the glossary. Then read Sally's blog. What does she have for the starter? What is her favourite part of the meal?
2. Complete the Key Phrases with words from Sally's blog.
| KEY PHRASES |
| Writing a food blog 1. _______ ingredients but _______! 2. So ____________________________! 3. Enjoy your ___________________! 4. Join me ______________________. |
Language Point: Sequencing
3. Look at the words and phrases in blue in the blog. Which two have the same meaning?
4. Order pictures and sentences a-d. Then complete the sentences with the words in exercise 3.
Chả giò / Nem rán / Vietnamese spring rolls
a. _______, place the filling on a rice paper and fold. ⬜
b. _______,mix the ingredients together. ⬜
c. _______, serve with dipping sauce and vegetables. ⬜
d. _______, deep fry the rolls in oil. ⬜
5. 
USE IT! Follow the steps in the writing guide.
| WRITING GUIDE |
| A TASK Write a food blog. B THINK AND PLAN 1. What is the name of your blog? 2. What is on your menu? 3. What are the ingredients? 4. How often do you write your blog? C WRITE Write your blog. Look at the model text again for ideas. Use photos if possible. D CHECK • presentation of blog • grammar • sequencing |
