Version prof → Anglais · Lycée professionnel · 2de · Seconde

Séquence 7 · Food, shops and quantities

How can I talk about food, ask for quantities and take an order in English?

Repères pour le professeur

Voie · niveauLycée professionnel (Bac Pro) · Seconde
DisciplineAnglais
Programme officielProgramme de langues vivantes des classes préparant au CAP et au baccalauréat professionnel, BO spécial n°5 du 11 avril 2019 : situations de la vie quotidienne, sociale et citoyenne, et de la vie professionnelle ; progression A2 → B1.
Place dans le programmeProgramme de langues vivantes de la voie professionnelle (BO spécial n°5 du 11 avril 2019) : vie quotidienne et professionnelle : achats, alimentation, service au client · A2
Durée totale3 séances + 1 évaluation ≈ 3 h 55
ModalitéEnseignement à distance : classe virtuelle + travail autonome + rendu sur l'ENT

Objectifs et capacités

Objectifs

Capacités travaillées (BO)

Notions, lexique et grammaire

Countable or uncountable?How much? How many?Taking an order in a café

Repères culturels

Ressources de la séquence

Ancrage dans le programme, notions, repères, débats, bibliographie et différenciation, communs à toutes les séances.

Ancrage dans le programme officiel

Programme (Programme de langues vivantes de la voie professionnelle (BO spécial n°5 du 11 avril 2019)) : « Selon le double principe d'apprentissage par l'action et par la simulation, la langue est utilisée pour effectuer des tâches et mener à bien des projets proches de celles et ceux que l'on peut réaliser dans la vie courante. »

Interculturel : « La dimension interculturelle est fondamentale dans l'apprentissage d'une langue vivante. »

Situation de la séquence : Everyday and professional situations: shopping, food and customer service (A2). Objectif de la semaine : By Friday, you can talk about food, ask for quantities and order in a café.

Niveaux : « À la fin du cursus menant au baccalauréat professionnel, les niveaux attendus sont les suivants : le niveau B1+ (« utilisateur indépendant de niveau seuil avancé ») pour la langue vivante A ».

Notions : définitions rigoureuses

Countable or uncountable?
Some nouns are countable: an apple, two apples. Others are uncountable: water, bread, rice.
How much? How many?
Ask How many with countable nouns: How many sandwiches? Ask How much with uncountable nouns: How much cheese?
Taking an order in a café
To take an order, say: Are you ready to order? What would you like?

Repères culturels

DateÉvénement
15 February 1971« Decimal Day »: the pound sterling becomes decimal (100 pence).
TodayContactless payment is the most common way to pay in British cafés.

Didactique et recherche

La distinction dénombrable / indénombrable ne recoupe pas toujours le français (bread, advice, information sont indénombrables en anglais) : on la fait manipuler en contexte plutôt qu'en liste.

Pour aller plus loin

Sources et bibliographie

Différenciation : un rythme de travail différent

Déroulé d'ensemble

SéanceTitreDuréeObjectif
Séance 1Countable or uncountable?60 minuse a, some and any with food words
Séance 2How much? How many?60 minask about quantities and prices
Séance 3Taking an order in a café60 mintake an order politely and read a menu
ÉvaluationÉvaluation de fin de séquence (/20)55 minVérifier les acquis : connaissances, capacités, rédaction

Chaque séance dure environ 55 minutes à distance : lancement en classe virtuelle ou par message sur l'ENT, activités en autonomie (écoute, lecture, exercices, production orale enregistrée ou écrite), mise en commun et trace écrite. Les élèves renvoient la fiche à trous et leurs productions par l'ENT, en fichier audio ou en photo.

Séance 1 · Countable or uncountable?

60 min

Séance approfondie : cours développé, documents sourcés, activités exigeantes, corrigés et barème.

Problématique de la séance

How can I use a, some and any with food words?

Déroulé minuté à distance

Le cours développé (récit du professeur) · Countable or uncountable?

Some nouns are countable: an apple, two apples. Others are uncountable: water, bread, rice. They have no plural. Use some in positive sentences: some eggs, some milk. Use any in negative sentences and questions: Is there any sugar? There aren't any lemons.

Document 1 · Rosie's Café

Document written for the lesson (model text).

Welcome to Rosie's Café in Brighton. This morning, the cook needs some eggs, some flour and some milk for the pancakes. There aren't any bananas left, but there are some apples. Is there any butter? Yes, there is a big box in the fridge.

Source : Model text written for the lesson.

Document 2 · Video of the week: Countable and uncountable nouns: The Grammar Gameshow Episode 27

Video by BBC Learning English (online, free access).

Watch the video once without subtitles, then again with English subtitles. Note three useful words or phrases.

Source : BBC Learning English, Countable and uncountable nouns: The Grammar Gameshow Episode 27 (YouTube).

Activité 1 · Understand

10 min
Essentiel

Supports : Document 1

Capacité travaillée : Understand a document and notice how the language works.

Consigne :

Read document 1 and answer.

  1. What does document 1 show about the point of the lesson (Countable or uncountable?)?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    eggs, apples, bananas = countable (plural). flour, milk, butter = uncountable (no plural). some = positive sentence. any = question or negative sentence.

Critère de réussitePoints
Understanding5
Total de l'activité5

Activité 2 · Practise

15 min
Essentiel

Supports : Lesson, document 1

Consigne :

Complete with a, some or any.

  1. There is ___ milk in the fridge.
    ✔ Corrigé :

    There is some milk in the fridge.

  2. Is there ___ sugar?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    Is there any sugar?

  3. I'd like ___ (an / some / any) orange, please.
    ✔ Corrigé :

    I'd like an orange, please.

  4. We haven't got ___ tomatoes.
    ✔ Corrigé :

    We haven't got any tomatoes.

  5. Can I have ___ (some / a / any) water, please?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    Can I have some water, please?

Critère de réussitePoints
Exercise (points shared equally)7
Total de l'activité7

Activité 3 · Produce (writing)

15 min
Travail à rendre

Supports : Lesson sheet

Consigne :

You work in a café kitchen. Write 5 sentences: what there is and what there isn't in the fridge today. Sentence starters: There is some… · There are some… · There isn't any… / There aren't any…

✔ Corrigé rédigé :

Criteria: Task completed (length, content), structures of the lesson reused correctly, careful spelling and punctuation.

Critère de réussitePoints
Production8
Total de l'activité8

Trace écrite (à faire recopier ou à déposer sur l'ENT)

Some nouns are countable: an apple, two apples. Others are uncountable: water, bread, rice. They have no plural. Use some in positive sentences: some eggs, some milk. Use any in negative sentences and questions: Is there any sugar? There aren't any lemons.

Barème récapitulatif des activités notées

ActivitéPoints
Activité 1 · Understand5
Activité 2 · Practise7
Activité 3 · Produce (writing)8
Total20 / 20

Séance 2 · How much? How many?

60 min

Séance approfondie : cours développé, documents sourcés, activités exigeantes, corrigés et barème.

Problématique de la séance

How can I ask about quantities and prices?

Déroulé minuté à distance

Le cours développé (récit du professeur) · How much? How many?

Ask How many with countable nouns: How many sandwiches? Ask How much with uncountable nouns: How much cheese? To ask a price, say: How much is it? How much are they? Useful words: a lot of, a little, a few, a bottle of, a packet of.

Document 1 · At the counter

Document written for the lesson (model text).

Customer. Good morning. How much are the muffins? Assistant. They're two pounds fifty each. Customer. OK. I'd like three muffins and a bottle of water, please. Assistant. Sure. Anything else? Customer. How much orange juice is there in the big glass? Assistant. Half a litre. That's nine pounds fifty in total.

Source : Model text written for the lesson.

Activité 1 · Understand

10 min
Essentiel

Supports : Document 1

Capacité travaillée : Understand a document and notice how the language works.

Consigne :

Read document 1 and answer.

  1. What does document 1 show about the point of the lesson (How much? How many?)?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    How much are the muffins? = the price. How many muffins? = the number. How much juice? = the quantity (uncountable).

Critère de réussitePoints
Understanding5
Total de l'activité5

Activité 2 · Practise

15 min
Essentiel

Supports : Lesson, document 1

Consigne :

Choose How much or How many.

  1. ___ (How many / How much) eggs do we need?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    How many eggs do we need?

  2. ___ (How much / How many) milk is there?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    How much milk is there?

  3. How much ___ (is / are) this sandwich?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    How much is this sandwich?

  4. How ___ (much / many) are the apples? → One pound a kilo.
    ✔ Corrigé :

    How much are the apples? → One pound a kilo.

  5. I need a ___ (bottle / packet) of water.
    ✔ Corrigé :

    I need a bottle of water.

Critère de réussitePoints
Exercise (points shared equally)7
Total de l'activité7

Activité 3 · Produce (speaking)

15 min
Travail à rendre

Supports : Lesson sheet

Consigne :

Record a short dialogue in a shop. You are the assistant and the customer: ask 3 questions with How much or How many. Sentence starters: Good morning, can I help you? · How much is…? / How many… would you like? · That's… pounds, please.

✔ Corrigé rédigé :

Criteria: Clear voice, complete sentences, structures of the lesson reused, steady pace; do not read a fully written text.

Critère de réussitePoints
Production8
Total de l'activité8

Trace écrite (à faire recopier ou à déposer sur l'ENT)

Ask How many with countable nouns: How many sandwiches? Ask How much with uncountable nouns: How much cheese? To ask a price, say: How much is it? How much are they? Useful words: a lot of, a little, a few, a bottle of, a packet of.

Barème récapitulatif des activités notées

ActivitéPoints
Activité 1 · Understand5
Activité 2 · Practise7
Activité 3 · Produce (speaking)8
Total20 / 20

Séance 3 · Taking an order in a café

60 min

Séance approfondie : cours développé, documents sourcés, activités exigeantes, corrigés et barème.

Problématique de la séance

How can I take an order politely and read a menu?

Déroulé minuté à distance

Le cours développé (récit du professeur) · Taking an order in a café

To take an order, say: Are you ready to order? What would you like? Would you like anything to drink? The customer answers: I'll have…, Could I have…? At the end: Here you are. Enjoy your meal!

Document 1 · Taking an order

Document written for the lesson (model text).

Waiter. Hello, are you ready to order? Customer. Yes. I'll have the tomato soup and a cheese sandwich, please. Waiter. Would you like anything to drink? Customer. Could I have a glass of apple juice? Waiter. Of course. Anything else? Customer. No, thank you. Waiter. Here you are. Enjoy your meal!

Source : Model text written for the lesson.

Activité 1 · Understand

10 min
Essentiel

Supports : Document 1

Capacité travaillée : Understand a document and notice how the language works.

Consigne :

Read document 1 and answer.

  1. What does document 1 show about the point of the lesson (Taking an order in a café)?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    The waiter uses polite questions: Are you ready to order? Would you like…? The customer says I'll have… and Could I have…?

Critère de réussitePoints
Understanding5
Total de l'activité5

Activité 2 · Practise

15 min
Essentiel

Supports : Lesson, document 1

Consigne :

Complete the dialogue.

  1. Are you ready to ___?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    Are you ready to order?

  2. Would you like anything to ___?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    Would you like anything to drink?

  3. ___ (I'll / I will to / I am) have the soup, please.
    ✔ Corrigé :

    I'll have the soup, please.

  4. ___ (Could / Do / Are) I have some water?
    ✔ Corrigé :

    Could I have some water?

  5. Here you ___. Enjoy your meal!
    ✔ Corrigé :

    Here you are. Enjoy your meal!

Critère de réussitePoints
Exercise (points shared equally)7
Total de l'activité7

Activité 3 · Produce (writing)

15 min
Travail à rendre

Supports : Lesson sheet

Consigne :

Write a menu for a small café: 3 dishes and 3 drinks with prices. Then write the dialogue of one order. Sentence starters: Today's menu: … · Are you ready to order? · I'll have… / Could I have…?

✔ Corrigé rédigé :

Criteria: Task completed (length, content), structures of the lesson reused correctly, careful spelling and punctuation.

Critère de réussitePoints
Production8
Total de l'activité8

Trace écrite (à faire recopier ou à déposer sur l'ENT)

To take an order, say: Are you ready to order? What would you like? Would you like anything to drink? The customer answers: I'll have…, Could I have…? At the end: Here you are. Enjoy your meal!

Barème récapitulatif des activités notées

ActivitéPoints
Activité 1 · Understand5
Activité 2 · Practise7
Activité 3 · Produce (writing)8
Total20 / 20

Fiche à trous · corrigé

Some nouns are countable: an apple, two apples.

Ask How many with countable nouns: How many sandwiches?

To take an order, say: Are you ready to order?

Ask How much with uncountable nouns: How much cheese?

La version élève contient la même fiche avec une banque de mots (papier ou ENT).

Évaluation de fin de séquence (/20) · barème et corrigé

Évaluation sur 20 à faire en temps limité (55 min) sur l'ENT ou sur papier ; les productions orales sont enregistrées et déposées sur l'ENT. Le corrigé et les critères servent aussi pour l'autoévaluation.

N°QuestionBarèmeCorrigé et critères
1Reading: read document 1 of lesson 1 again (Countable or uncountable?). Explain the key point in two sentences.5 ptseggs, apples, bananas = countable (plural). flour, milk, butter = uncountable (no plural). some = positive sentence. any = question or negative sentence.
2Language: do the exercise of lesson 2 again without help (How much? How many?).7 ptsHow many eggs do we need? ; How much milk is there? ; How much is this sandwich? ; How much are the apples? → One pound a kilo. ; I need a bottle of water.
3Writing: Write a menu for a small café: 3 dishes and 3 drinks with prices. Then write the dialogue of one order. Sentence starters: Today's menu: … · Are you ready to order? · I'll have… / Could I have…?8 ptsTask completed, structures of the sequence reused, clear organisation, correct spelling and punctuation.
Total20 pts

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