Spanish Food
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¡Qué Sabroso!
Spanish Food
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(Edited for use at Allen Elementary School by Mrs. Maureen Schoenberger)
¡Bienvenidos! Welcome to
your page on Spanish food! Have you ever tried a Spanish dish? Do you know
what people in Spain eat? This will be an exciting task for you. You will have
fun learning about Spain's tasty cuisine!
Contents
Task Process Evaluation Conclusion
You will research Spanish food customs on the internet and answer a questionnaire. You will then create a Spanish restaurant menu including:
5 authentic Spanish foods with a one sentence description or more of the food (a picture of the food would be preferred too!)
Prices of the menu items in Euros and American Dollars
Day
1:
1. Answer questions on "What do you know about Spanish food?" worksheet and turn in before
beginning the menu project. All worksheet answers are found on the websites
listed below.
Virtual journey through Spain, food
2. Now try some fun Spanish
food games! Click on These sites for matching, word search, flashcards and so
much more!
http://www.quia.com/jg/65885.html
http://members.tripod.com/spanishflashcards/ (scroll down to the food
section)
Day
2:
1. Today, you will begin your Spanish Menus. Follow the directions to
help you.
2. Open Publisher. From the list on the left hand side, choose "menus." Then click on "Daily Specials" menu. You will have three choices to choose from. Don't worry about color because that can be changed.
3. Begin creating your menu. (See my menu pile for examples) You may choose any font and color. This is your project. Take pride in it and make it look colorful, nice, and readable. You must have the following items in your menu:
Put the name of your restaurant at the top. Ex. "El Restaurante de (Your Name)". If your name is not included in the name of the restaurant, then you must put your name somewhere on the menu.
Create a slogan for your restaurant. Ex. "Great food at great prices!"
5 authentic Spanish foods with a one sentence description or more of the food (a picture of the food would be preferred too!)
Prices of the menu items in Euros and American Dollars
2. Here are some resources for Spanish foods and recipes:
Spain
Recipes
Racetas de Espana
3.. Spanish Restaurant Menus (for ideas only)
Spanish Tapas Bar and Restaurant
Tapeo Restaurant and Tapas Bar - Menus
Day 3:
1. Continue working on your menu.
Remember to make it look colorful, and readable! Remember, use the
resources from Day 2! The Last thing to do is to create a price for the items in
American dollars and then covert that to Euros (Spanish money). Use the site
below to help you.
Day 4:
1. Choose one of the Spanish menu items and put its recipe on a card.
2. Find recipe cards by looking in the Share Drive (S). Look in the student folder, then in the cooking templates. Look in the recipe card folder. Choose a recipe card and fill it out. Be sure to include the ingredients and instructions to prepare the dish.
3. You may use the recipes from Day 2 or the resources below:
Spanish
Recipes
Recipes
of Spain
Spanish
Kitchen
Traditional Spanish Foods
Traditional Spanish Recipes
Day 5:
1.Finished, already? Now it is time for some Spanish fun and games!
2. Be prepared to show your menu to the class, your recipe, and the food that sounds most appealing to you. Tell us why you may want or not want to eat at a restaurant in Spain.
Student completion of worksheet......25 points
Student completion of recipe card......25 points
Student completion of menu......50 points
See this link for the scoring rubric of the menu http://www.teach-nology.com/cgi-bin/project_rub.cgi
¡Felicidades! ¡Has terminado! You have finished! I hope that you have learned enough information about Spanish cuisine so that you may someday order in a Spanish restaurant. You don't have to go to Spain to eat at Spanish place. There are many in Washington DC and New York. I encourage you to visit them someday! Now, go home and make your recipe for your family!
Created By:
Sarah E. Shipman
Spanish Teacher
Jersey Shore Area School
District
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