Expressing Likes and Dislikes

This video tutorial is designed for third-grade students learning English. It introduces the concept of expressing likes and dislikes using the example of two characters, Alfonso and Made. Students are guided through activities that involve identifying their own preferences and asking classmates about theirs using the phrase 'Do you like...?'. The lesson includes interactive elements where students check off items they like and conduct a survey among peers. The tutorial emphasizes understanding and using the terms 'like' and 'doesn't like' in context.

What is the main focus of the lesson in this video?

• Cooking recipes

• Learning about different countries

• Mathematics problems

• Expressing likes and dislikes

Where is Alfonso from?

• Spain

• Germany

• France

• Italy

What food does Alfonso dislike?

• Pizza

• Rice

• Ice cream

• Spaghetti

What are students asked to do with the foods and drinks they like?

• Draw them

• Check them off

• Write a story

• Ignore them

How should students ask their friends about their preferences?

• Do you want?

• Do you have?

• Do you like?

• Do you need?

What should a student say if they do not like something?

• I don't know

• Maybe, I like it

• No, I don't like it

• Yes, I like it

What is the English word for 'suka'?

• Dislike

• Love

• Like

• Hate

What should students do after asking their friends about their preferences?

• Ignore the response

• Write down their names

• Draw a picture

• Write a report

What is the English word for 'tidak suka'?

• Like

• Love

• Dislike

• Enjoy

What should students do with the statements and images in the exercise?

• Match them

• Color them

• Erase them

• Ignore them