Food, Clues, and Vocabulary from Classin Session

Play a detective game: Find the killer!
- Look at the picture: A woman in a yellow shirt has blood on it.
- Who is the killer? It's the woman in the yellow shirt because she has blood on her shirt.
Why we play this game:
- It helps you learn English words for colors (yellow), clothes (shirt), and crime words (blood, killer).

In my village, there is no Chinese restaurant, but in the city, there is.
- This teaches you the word "but" to show a difference.
- It also teaches "there is" when talking about things that are or aren't there.
- Good to know: Big cities in Poland have more kinds of food than small villages.

“Traditional Polish Cheesecake {Sernik}”
- Sernik is a very popular Polish cake made with cottage cheese.
Student example: "My dessert is … Polish cheesecake."
- This shows how to say "My (food) is…"

Student asks: "What did you eat for lunch, Teacher Kristee?"
Teacher says: "I ate cheesecake and carbonara."
- You learn the past word "ate" (from "eat").
- Cheesecake is sweet, carbonara is savory (not sweet).
Remember these words: eat → ate.
How we learn best:
1. Pictures! (like food pictures or the mystery scene) help us remember words.
2. Both languages! (English and Polish words together) help us learn.
3. Real-life examples! (like talking about a neighbor or the teacher's lunch) make learning fun.
Grammar we learned:
- Present Simple: "Roksana is 14"; "There is no restaurant" (for facts).
- Past Simple: "I ate cheesecake" (for things already done).
- There is/are and the word but.
Culture we learned:
- Seen famous Polish foods like pierogi, rosół, and sernik.
- Learned that cities have many different kinds of food from around the world.