My Favourite Sandwich

Both groups of my Class 4 pupils accepted my suggestion, prepared their favourite sandwiches at home, brought them to school, presented them to their classmates, and finally enjoyed eating them together.

My Favourite Sandwich

 Food is one of my pupils' most favourite topics. They can name different types of food, use them in role play dialogues in a restaurant or shop, but some still have problems with writing the words or identifying them as countable or uncountable. That's why I asked my Class 4 pupils to make their favourite sandwich at home, describe it in writing, bring it to school and present it to their peers. It turned out that the combination of sour cream and salami or sausages is No. 1.

They enjoyed the activity and I hope it'll make the grammar bit clearer to them.

Recipes

What's your favourite dish? Write your recipe. 

• What ingredients do we need?
• What are the steps? Can you describe the method? Use the words like: add, bake, chop, boil, mix, cook, peel, pour, or fold.
• How can we serve it? Hot or cold?
  

My Favourite Sandwich

What's your favourite sandwich? Explain how you make it.  You can also make a video or take a photo of it and share.
You can use the text in the game as an example.

My favourite sandwich is cheese, egg, tomato and meat.
First, spread some butter on a slice of bread. Then, cut an egg and some tomato pieces. After that, put the egg and tomato slices on the bread. Next, put some cheese on it and slice some meat. Put the sandwich on the plate end eat it. It's delicious! 

David Dragan, IV2

My favorite sandwich is a toasted sandwich.
Ingredients: two pieces of bread, cheese, two pieces of salami or ham, oregano, salt and butter.
Put all the ingredients on one piece of bread and cover with another piece. Toast for two minutes and cut in half. Enjoy!

Dinitrije Belinsan, IV2

My favourite sandwich is with bread, cheese, tomato, sour cream, ham and green salad.
I spread a piece of bread with a lot of sour cream. Then, I put two pieces of ham, some tomatoes, green salad and a piece of cheese. I enjoy eating this sandwich. 

Majda Heldrih, IV3

I love sandwiches and this is my recipe for the good one.
First, spread some butter on a piece of bread. Put some sausages, ketchup and mayo. To keep the sandwich healthy, put some lettuce, tomatoes and peppers. Then, cover all this with another piece of bread. It's very tasty!

Minja Babić, IV3

To make my sandwich, put some butter on a piece of bread, put some salami on the butter, and finally, place some tomato on top.
It's really tasty!

Aleksa Tomić, IV3

My favourite sandwich

I've recently asked my Class 4 students to share the recipes of their favourite sandwich. They could use this game as a model.

My favourite sandwich is with ham. I eat one every day for dinner. This is how I make it. I take a piece of bread, spread some cheese, put some ham and ketchup. I put my sandwich on my plate and then I eat it. 

Lara Avramov, IV2

My favourite sandwich is with bread, sour cream, ham, cheese and green salad. First, you need to get a piece of bread and spread some sour cream and add ham. Wash some salad and put it on ham and add some cheese.Then just put on one more piece of bread and enjoy your sandwich.

Jovana Karić, IV2

My favourite sandwich is with onion, bread, toast, cheese, mustard, baked salami, ketchup and mayo. I put all this between two pieces of bread.

Ognjen Orašanin, IV2

Take a piece of bread. Spread some butter. Put two pieces of cheese and some chicken.  I like this sandwich!

Teodora Nikolin, IV2

I usually eat this sandwich for dinner. I make it the next way. 

On a piece of bread, I spread the butter, and on the other side I put some ketchup. I put salami and cheese, too. I close it and put it in the sandwich machine.
That's my favorite sandwich! 

Vukašin Ćurčin, IV1

My favourite sandwich is a hot sandwich. I make it this way.

Take two pieces of bread. Spread some cheese, put some bacon and salad. Put your sandwich on your plate.

Bogdan Đurović, IV1

My favourite sandwich is Peanut Butter Jelly. This is how i make it.

I grab two slices of bread and spread some peanut butter on one side, then on the other slice I spread some jelly.

Stefan Vujin, IV4

I've also created the e-collection of these recipes.

Sandwich Recipes

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My favourite sandwich (recipes)

This is my favourite sandwich! I eat one for breakfast. Take two pieces of French bread. Put some sour cream on them. Put some green salad, some tomato, some cucumber and some sausages on one piece of French bread. Cover it with the other piece of bread. Put it in the toaster for a few minutes and serve it hot on a big plate.

It’s very tasty! Yummy, yummy!

Kristian Balaž, IV2

This is my favourite sandwich! I often eat it for lunch. This is how you make it.

Take two pieces of bread. Put some tomatoes and oregano on them. Put some ham and lots of cheese. 

It’s very nice! You must try and see for yourself.

Anja Vučić, IV2

Cake Day 2011

Here are a few recipes:

BANANA ROLLS

You need:

0.12l of water,

0.2kg of sugar,

half of the butter,

50g of chocolate,

300g of ground biscuits,

3 chocolate bananas.

Boil the water, sugar, butter and chocolate. Add the ground biscuits and stir. Then, divide into two parts. Roll each piece. Cut three chocolate bananas and wrap them in rolls.

 

CHOCOLATE BALLS

You need:

300g biscuits,

50g cocoa,

150g sugar,

half the butter,

Coca-Cola,

a bit of rum,

coconut powder.

Whisk everything, make balls and roll them in coconut powder.

Tanja Lugonja, VIII3, October 2011

MOZART BALLS
You need:
200g ground walnuts,
200g powdered sugar,
200g grated chocolate,
2 tablespoons cocoa powder,
2 tablespoons rum,
1 egg,
coconut powder for decoration.
Stir the walnuts, rum, egg whites, grated chocolate and cocoa powder. Form a ball. Roll the ball in coconut powder.

Mirjana Ivanković, VIII3

CHOCOLATE MUFFINS

Ingredients:
120g of flour,
100g of broken chocolate,
2 tablespoons of cocoa,
1 baking powder,
a teaspoon of baking soda,
1 egg,
100g of sugar,
125g of margarine for cooking,
300ml of yoghurt.
Preparation:
1. Mix flour, sugar, cocoa, baking powder and soda.
2. Add broken chocolate, egg, margarine and yoghurt and then whisk with mixer.
3. Pour the mixture carefully into muffin moulds.
4. Bake in the oven for about 20 minutes on 180 degrees.

Aleksa Konstantinov, VIII2