What Do You Like?
Episode of the series Now You Say It: Sentences
The episode
What do you like? / I like pizza. / music, cats, soccer
Teaching guide
Objective & content
The narrator asks Max, Mila, Luna and Ben what they like, and each names one thing: pizza, music, cats and soccer. The pre-A1 pupils hear the fixed question "What do you like?" and the chunk "I like...", taught as set phrases and not analysed. The vocabulary is four familiar topics (food, music, animals, sport), each shown in the picture so pupils can point at it and repeat. At the end the kids say "Now you say it!" and each pupil answers aloud with something they like, after about four seconds of silence. No reading or writing is involved.
Materials & prerequisites
No printable sheets or lesson plan come with this episode. You need the audio and slideshow. Pupils need no prior English.
Curriculum alignment
The episode is tagged with the cycle 3 axis "c3-child-and-close-environment" (6e). It targets CEFR level A0-.
Possible adaptations
- Lower levels: Offer segmented listening and additional visual aids.
- Advanced levels: Encourage an oral summary and a debate in English on the theme.
- Large groups: Organise group work with differentiated roles.
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