Food for Thought Teaching Material 2014

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Hemos diseñado este material didáctico como una guía general delvocabulario base de la obra. No hacemos ninguna referencia al guion ni a laactuación para que el elemento de espontaneidad y sorpresa no se pierda.

Recomendamos que cuando presente los ejercicios a los alumnos no losrelacione directamente con la obra de teatro que van a ver.

!a presentación del tema en directo no está necesariamente relacionadacon el nivel de ingl"s de este material didáctico ya que la representación en sí

siempre depende del nivel del p#blico presente.

$l material se puede adaptar a las necesidades de todos los niveles desecundaria y la $%& e incluso a algunos grupos de #ltimos siglos de primaria.'unque lo hemos clasificado por niveles generales (sted puede cambiar y ajustarcualquier ejercicio para cualquier nivel y así sacarle todo el provecho posibleseg#n su programa de enseñan)a. (sted conoce sus alumnos y sus niveles mejorque nadie.

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ÍNDICE

!as páginas que aparecen en ne3r%ta son las que se pueden fotocopiar para susalumnos en papel '-

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LISTENING TRACK 1

FOO" IN


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LISTENING TRAC 1 = FOO" IN


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LISTENING TRACK 1

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THE FOO" FOR THO*GHT CROSSDOR"

CL*ES

ACROSS "ODN

C. ' person ;ho doesn9t eat meat 2. ' place to eat

E. 0hird course in a meal 8. 'morous2A. Fery famous person :. Fery tasty22. Iealthy someone ;ho has lots of money -. lients in a shop or cafe2-. 0he person ;ho serves the meal =. &nauguration2C. &llusion dream >. 0he room ;here you cooG

foodD.


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CROSSDOR" 9 sut%&n

ACROSS "ODN

C. ' person ;ho doesn9t eat meat 2. ' place to eatE. 0hird course in a meal 8. 'morous2A. Fery famous person :. Fery tasty22. Iealthy someone ;ho has lots of money -. lients in a shop

or cafe2-. 0he person ;ho serves the meal =. &nauguration2C. &llusion dream >. 0he room ;here

you cooG foodD.


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LISTENING TRACK 2: DIALOGUE'fter many years 6ob and Harry meet in Harry9s restaurant.

H'RR 6ob Ho; nice to see you

6%6 'nd you

H'RR & haven9t seen you for...erm...

6%6 5ive years Harry

H'RR Iell incredible 5ive years ehM Iell any;ay......6ye.

6%6 &9m sorry ;ere you cooGingM

H'RR IhatM

6%6 Iere you cooGingM

H'RR ooGingM

6%6 es just no; in the Gitchen. Iere you cooGingM

H'RR ooGingM. ,eM %h no never. IhyM

6%6 Iell ;hen & sa; you before in the Gitchen you looGed liGe...

H'RR ,eM &n the GitchenM %h no no no.

6%6 Iell & sa; someone in the Gitchen ;ho...

H'RR No no no. 0hat ;as ....erm.......the cooG.

6%6 0he cooGM

H'RR es. 0he cooG ;as in the Gitchen cooGing. &t9s very normal

6%6 6ut he had spaghetti on his head.

H'RR %h yes very normal. es

6%6 NormalM 6ut ;hyM

H'RR Ihy ;hatM

6%6 Ihy did the cooG have spaghetti on his headM

H'RR IhyM...erm....6ecause he9s....erm....... &talian999999 999999

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LISTENING TRACK 2: DIALOGUE

DIALOGUE

2. Ho; long has it been since 6ob and Harry last sa; each otherM8. Ihat did 6ob thinG Harry ;as doingM:. Ihy did 6ob thinG Harry ;as doing itM-. Ihat did the cooG have on his headMC. Ihat is Harry9s e*planationM

2.8:.-.C.

WRITING

&n pairs ;rite a short dialogue bet;een you and a friend you haven9t seen for a longtime

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LISTENING TRACK 3 – CRAZY

!isten to the song and put the follo;ing ;ords their correct space. 0hey are not inorderstart faces mad streets mad sends ;alls blame hand

Ihen & sa; you do;n on 0he


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LISTENING TRACK 3 – CRAZY – TEACHER’S NOTES

$s una balada típica. !a letra cuenta la historia de un amor fracasado y los sentimientos

que pueden surgir de este fracaso.

"IFFIC*LT VOCA


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LISTENING TRACK 3 – CRAZY Ihen & sa; you do;n on 0he


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LISTENING TRACK 4 – POLITICIAN MAN5irst listen to the song. $ach line in


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LISTENING TRACK 4 – POLITICIAN MAN - TEACHERS’ NOTES

!a canción es una canción de protesta dirigido hacía el mundo de los políticos. 5ue escritapor 0urlough 1elleher en los años DA motivado por la situación que se vivía en &rlandadel Norte y con la huelga de los mineros en &nglaterra.

ontiene mucho ?slang@ y e*presiones comunes y por lo tanto el ejercicio que hemoselegido ha sido de traducción.

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LISTENING TRACK 4 – POLITICIAN MAN

Iell the man in question is talGing defenceHe plays his cards on both sides of the fence

He9s got his fingers in the gravy pie'll the mamas say the man never told no lie.

Iell you could say he9s the criminal Gind0o do that Gind of job you need a criminal mind.

' Bolitician ,aneah eah


& need a mission man' Bolitician ,an.

6lind acceptance is ;hat you get/ouble talGing ne;speaGing 0.F. set.

'nother day older and deeper in debt0hey say ;hat you deserve is ;hat you get.Iell you could say he9s the criminal Gind.

0o do that Gind of job you need a criminal mind.


He9s got 'l apone tatooed on his chest!oaded revolver playing Russian Roulette.

He9s the drug in the poor boy9s veinsou could say that the man9s insane.

' Bolitician ,an

eah eah

Lead Vocals3 0urlough 1elleherBacking Vocals: 'na Sane


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LISTENING TRACK 5 – FOOD FOR THOUGHT

The missing words are all phrasal verbs:

to run to !"#$ built up$ to live up to !"#$ locked up$

Ihen you9re an animal ................ .......... inside a )oo'nd all those bad habits have ................ .......... inside of you.

Ihen you9re trying your best to see the good side of this ;orld.


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!a canción trata del ?querer y no poder@ y de que a veces hace falta ?dar de comer a lasideas@ estimular la imaginación y la mente para poder seguir luchando.

"IFFIC*LT VOCA


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Ihen you9re an animal locGed up inside a )oo'nd all those bad habits have built up inside of you.

Ihen you9re trying your best to see the good side of this ;orld.


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LISTENING TRACK 6

FOOD IN BRITAIN

,any people in the ;orld thinG that food in 6ritain isn9t very good. 0his is partlybecause many people in 6ritain don9t see food as being very important and it is oftennot eaten ;ith the family. 'lso fruit and vegetables fresh fish meat and cheese aree*pensive and many people prefer to spend their money on other things. 'nother reasonis that because of the climate in 6ritain most food is imported from other countries.

0ypically a person in 6ritain eats a big breaGfast small lunch and a big supper ordinner at about > %9clocG in the evening but because of ;orG and the fast life that manypeople have this is not something that everyone does.

0he typical 6ritish meal is the


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LISTENING TRACK 6 - FOOD IN BRITAIN

$ste ejercicio es un ?!istening@ or ?Reading omprehension@ dependiendo del nivel desus alumnos que debe servir para luego ampliar el tema. Brimero los alumnos puedenescuchar el / y junto con el profesor aclarar de que se trata en líneas generales./espu"s presenta las preguntas a los alumnos y despu"s de leerlas y comprobarcomprensión las pueden contestar mientras escuchen el / otras dos veces. !uegoreparte las fotocopias de página 2D y lean el te*to mientras escuchen el / para luegocomprobar y corregir las respuestas. 5inalmente escuchen el / una ve) más para quelos alumnos escuchen las respuestas correctas.

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LISTENING TRACK 6 - FOOD IN BRITAIN

REA"ING LISTENING COMPREHENSION >*ESTIONS

2. Ihat is e*pensive in 6ritainM8. Ihy does a lot of food in 6ritain come from other countriesM:. Ihat time do many people eat supper or dinnerM-. Ihat day do many people eat a typical 6ritish mealMC. Name t;o things in food that many people are allergic to.

2.8.:.-.C.

DRITING

Irite a description of your favourite meal.

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LISTENING TRACK 7 - A LETTER

2. Ho; is HarryM

8. Ihere is 6ob livingM

:. Ihat date is 6ob coming to see Harry in his restaurantM

-. Ho; much money does Harry o;e 6obM

C. Ho; much money does Harry o;e the $lectricity ompanyM

2.

8.

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C.

WRITING

Irite a short letter to an old friend. 0ell them ;here you live ;hat you do and yourfuture plans.

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LISTENING TRACK 7 - A LETTER

Harry is reading a letter from his old friend 6ob

6%6 /ear Harry ho; are youM

H'RR &9m very ;ell 6ob. Ho; are youM

6%6 & am ;ell and living in Holly;ood.

H'RR 6ob9s living in Holly;ood

6%6 Here9s a photograph of me ;ith $nrique &glesias.

H'RR 6ob ;ith $nrique &glesias &ncredible

6%6 & am going on holiday and ;ill come and see you in your restaurant.

H'RR


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LISTENING TRACK 8 – LIVE A FANTASY!

0he missing ;ords are all common or proper nouns3Holly;ood imagination millionaires JU8K reality JU:K love JU8K fame JU8K

5antasies of OOOOO..'nd fantasies ofOOOOOO..

'nd fantasies of OOOOOOO..%r thinGing that you9re $lvis


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LISTENING TRACK 8 – LIVE A FANTASY!

5antasies of love'nd fantasies of fame

'nd fantasies of millionaires.%r thinGing that you9re $lvis


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LISTENING TRACK 9 – FOOD FOR THOUGHT!

0he missing ;ords3small JU8K life ;ords man JU8K animal ;orld

Ihen you9re an OOO. locGed up inside a )oo'nd all those bad habits have built up inside of you.

Ihen you9re trying your best to see the good side of this OOO...


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LISTENING TRACK 9 – FOOD FOR THOUGHT!

Ihen you9re an animal locGed up inside a )oo

'nd all those bad habits have built up inside of you.Ihen you9re trying your best to see the good side of this ;orld.

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