Section 1 – Say What You Know
a. What is your favorite snack?
b. Do you make your own favorite snack?
Section 2 – Reading
a. Look at the picture of banana fritters. What do you think of their texture, taste, color, and decoration?
b. Read a text about Galang’s favorite snack. See the Wordbox.
c. Write true or false for each statement based on the text.
Section 3 – Reading
a. Discuss with a friend. Read the shopping list. Guess what kind of cake Monita is making.
b. Read the text about Monita’s cake. See the Wordbox.
c. Fill in the blanks in the mind map based on the text in Picture 2.6.
d. Answer the questions based on the text in Picture 2.6.
Worksheet 2.15
Section 4 – Your Turn: Reading
Work with a classmate. Mind map the texts below. See the Wordbox.
Section 5 – Language Focus
We use a and an with singular nouns. We use a before a consonant sound and an before a vowel sound.
• Monita is going to make a cake.
• Galang’s mom asked him to buy a bottle of cooking oil.
• I have a glass of milk and an omelet for breakfast.
• Monita’s father uses an apron when he cooks.
A and an are called articles. We don’t usually use articles for:
1. People’s names: My best friend is called Nuno.
2. Countries: Is he from Malaysia?
3. Meals: I have breakfast at 7 o’clock.
a. Circle the article in the brackets (a/an) that completes each sentence correctly. See the Wordbox.
Enrichment: Guessing Game
