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International Language Week Pâté Paella Couscous Kebab Moussaka Sushi Burritos Green curry Pasta Morocco Mexico Japan Spain Thailand France Italian Greece Turkey Join up the national dishes to the countries they are from November is International Languages month!! European Day of Languages

Les objectifs 1.Today we will learn the key verbs to understand a recipe to make crêpes. What a lot of crêpes! Méthode de production

Starter #1 Faire les phrases: Du De la Des De l’ L’Abricot Le Sucre Les Bananes La Confiture What a lot of crêpes! +

Starter #1 Réponses: De l’abricot Du sucre Des bananes De la confiture What a lot of crêpes! De l’ Du Des De la

Starter #2 Unscramble the phrase below and then translate it into English: Je préfére ça parce que c’est vraiment savoureux et sucré mais un peu gras What a lot of crêpes! Jepréféreçaparcequecestvraimentsa voureuxetsucrémaisunpeugras

Les objectifs 1.Today we will learn the key verbs to understand a recipe to make crêpes. What a lot of crêpes! Méthode de production

1.Regarder la vidéo 2.Prendre des notes en anglais de la séquence What a lot of crêpes!

Méthode de Préparation Méthode de Préparation (en Français 3-4 mins ) What a lot of crêpes! How much could you understand? As you watch this video clip, note down in English as many verbs as you can to report back on how he made the pancake.

What a lot of crêpes! Méthode de production

Mettre la farine dans un grand bol. Casser les oeufs un par un dans le bol What a lot of crêpes!

Mélanger avec un fouet What a lot of crêpes!

Ajouter lentement l’eau et le lait What a lot of crêpes!

Remuer pour combiner What a lot of crêpes!

Verser les ingédients dans une poêle chaude What a lot of crêpes!

mettre What a lot of crêpes!

casser What a lot of crêpes!

mélanger What a lot of crêpes!

ajouter What a lot of crêpes!

remuer What a lot of crêpes!

combiner What a lot of crêpes!

verser What a lot of crêpes!

battre What a lot of crêpes!

chauffer What a lot of crêpes!

Laisser cuire What a lot of crêpes!

retourner What a lot of crêpes!

fouetter What a lot of crêpes!

Beat the teacher: What a lot of crêpes! Retourner Combiner Verser Mélanger Ajouter Mettre Remuer Fouetter Casser Battre Chauffer Laisser cuire

1.Remuer 2.Mélanger 3.Retourner 4.Ajouter 5.Mettre 6.Fouetter 7.Combiner 8.Verser 9.Laisser cuire 10.Casser 11.Battre 12.Chauffer 1.Pour 2.Break 3.Beat 4.Heat up 5.Leave to cook 6.Turn over 7.Mix 8.Combine 9.Whisk 10.Add 11.Put 12.Stir Verbes principaux: What a lot of crêpes!

1.Remuer 2.Mélanger 3.Retourner 4.Ajouter 5.Mettre 6.Fouetter 7.Combiner 8.Verser 9.Laisser cuire 10.Casser 11.Battre 12.Chauffer 1.Stir 2.Mix 3.Turn over 4.Add 5.Put 6.Whisk 7.Combine 8.Pour 9.Leave to cook 10.Break 11.Beat 12.Heat up Verbes principaux: What a lot of crêpes!

Frapper le tableau: What a lot of crêpes! Retourner Combiner Verser Mélanger Ajouter Mettre Remuer Fouetter Casser Battre Chauffer Laisser cuire

Méthode de Préparation (avec sous-titre en Français) What a lot of crêpes! Now watch this video clip with French subtitles to see if you can find any verbs in French we need to explain how to make a pancake.

Body Smart? 1.In groups, prepare actions (in silence) to demonstrate how to make a pancake using the verbs we have learnt in class. 2.Half the group will call out the French. The other half will do the actions. 3.The rest of the class will judge your work. What a lot of crêpes! 1.Pour 2.Break 3.To beat 4.Heat up 5.Leave to cook 6.Turn over 7.Mix 8.Combine 9.Whisk 10.Add 11.Put 12.To stir

What a lot of crêpes! Remuer Mélanger Retourner Ajouter Mettre Fouetter Combiner Verser Laisser cuire Casser Battre Chauffer De la farine Du sel Du lait Du beurre De l’eau Des oeufs + Looking at the vocabulary below, can you now start to work out how you can write your own simple pancake recipe in French??

Démonstration… You will see a FULL recipe for making pancakes in French on the next slide. Look carefully for all the verbs we have been learning today in the recipe What a lot of crêpes!

Mettre la farine dans un grand bol et casser trois œufs. Mélanger avec un fouet. Ajouter lentement l’eau et le lait, remuer pour combiner. Ajouter le sel et le beurre; mélanger jusqu’à ce que c’est onctueux. Verser une dose de pâte dans une poêle chaude bien graissée. Laisser cuire à feu doux deux minutes puis retourner pour laisser cuire l’autre côté Bon appétit! Recette pour la pâte des crêpes What a lot of crêpes!

1.Mettre la farine dans un grand bol et casser trois œufs. Mélanger avec un fouet. 2.Fouetter les œufs et la farine. 3.Ajouter lentement l’eau et le lait. 4.Ajouter le sel et le beurre. 5.Combiner tous les ingrédients. 6.Chauffer le poêle avec un peu de beurre. 7.Verser les ingrédients dans une poêle chaude. 8.Laisser cuire à feu pour deux minutes. 9.Puis retourner la crêpe et laisser cuire pour encore deux minutes 10.Bon appétit! What a lot of crêpes! Les Devoirs: Using your notes from todays lesson, translate the recipe below into English