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ESL Lesson Plan on Eating Insects - Food of the Future

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Cover slide titled 'ESL Lesson on Eating Insects' with a plate of insects introducing the lesson topic
Opening slide of the 14-slide ESL lesson
Introductory slide asks how often we have eaten pizza, sushi rolls, or hot dogs with mustard
Familiar foods introduction
Introductory slide asks 'However, have you also heard of snacks like...' before revealing unusual foods
Transition to unfamiliar snacks
Vocabulary slide lists crickets, scorpions, termites, locusts, tarantulas, and grasshoppers as snacks
Vocabulary for the eating insects topic
Introductory slide describes reactions like 'yuck' to bugs and mentions problems these animals bring
Initial reactions to bugs
Activity introduction announces a warm-up picture description as the first task in the eating insects lesson
Introduction to the picture description warm-up
First warm-up photo shows a man holding an insect on a skewer and asks where he is and what is happening
Warm-up picture description 1 of 3
Second warm-up photo shows a worker holding larvae and asks what he is showing, doing, and what his job is
Warm-up picture description 2 of 3
Third warm-up photo shows packaged insect burgers and asks about the setting, marketing, and appeal
Warm-up picture description 3 of 3
Global consumption slide states that at least 2 billion people eat insects, beside a bag labeled 'Mixed Bugs'
Global insect consumption context
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ESL Lesson Plan on Eating Insects - Food of the Future

This ESL (English Second Language) Teaching Resource Lesson Plan on Eating Insects - Food of the Future (14 Digital PDF Slides) is great to stimulate English as Second or Foreign Language Learners with Interesting Actuality topics (Insects consumption). This ESL Lesson Plan can be ideal for learners from 7th grade to 12th grade; it can also be more than suitable for ESL EFL TESOL Centers around the world and/or private English Second Language Tutors/Private Teachers.

This ESL Lesson Plan Teaching Resource on Eating Insects - Food of the Future can be great for Intermediate Advanced English as a Second or Foreign Language Students

Within this ESL Teaching Resource (lesson plan) on Eating Insects, it is included:

  • 1 opening slide

  • 5 introductory slides to Eating Insects (presentation of the topic + some vocabulary; tarantulas, termites, grasshoppes, locusts etc)

  • 3 slides for Warm-Up Picture Description Activity (a guy eating insects at a food market + insects farming + insects' burger in a supermarket)

  • 1 slide about the use of Insects consumption around the world

  • 1 slide with Listening Comprehension Video (QR Code-linked video + hyperllink)

  • 1 slide with 9 Comprehensio Questions (with internal link to last slide's answer keys)

  • 1 slide for ESL writing activity prompt ("Would you like to try insects")

  • 1 slide with answer keys


This ESL, EFL, TESOL PDF Digital Teaching Resource Lesson Plan on Eating Insects (13 slides + answer keys in the last slide) can be suitable for Intermediate Advanced English as a second or foreign language learners (ESL EFL). Its aim is to make students exercise and improve their vocabulary (Warm-up Picture Description), Listening comprehesion and Writing English as a second language Skills.

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