Reading: Food Label Reading – Basic 1 English Lesson Note (Third Term)
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- Subject
- English Studies
- Class
- Basic 1
- Term
- Third Term
- Topic
- Reading: Food Label Reading
- Order
- Topic 37 of 37 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Safety Labels:
- FRESH – good to eat now
- EXPIRED – do not eat, too old
- EDIBLE – safe to eat
- POISON – very dangerous, do not eat
- CLEAN WATER – safe to drink
- DIRTY WATER – do not drink
Exercise 10: What do these labels mean?
- FRESH → _____
- EXPIRED → _____
- POISON → _____
- EDIBLE → _____
Exercise 11: Choose the right label:
- This food is new and good: (FRESH/EXPIRED)
- This food is too old: (EDIBLE/EXPIRED)
- This water is safe: (CLEAN/DIRTY)
- This is dangerous to eat: (POISON/FRESH)
Exercise 12: Read and decide – Can you eat/drink this?
- FRESH APPLE – Yes/No
- EXPIRED MILK – Yes/No
- CLEAN WATER – Yes/No
- POISON – Yes/No
Exercise 13: Complete the food labels:
- FR_S_ (FRESH)
- _XP_R_D (EXPIRED)
- D_BL (EDIBLE)
- P_IS_N (POISON)
Exercise 14: Use ‘a’ or ‘an’ with food labels:
- This is _____ fresh apple.
- Don’t drink _____ expired milk.
- I want _____ edible fruit.
- That is _____ orange juice.
This term's English Studies topics
Basic 1 Third Term · 37 topics
- Reading: Label Reading
- Phonics: Pronunciation Practice IV
- Structure: Nouns and Pronouns
- Phonics: What I Can Eat and Cannot Eat
- Vocabulary: New Words VI
- Reading: Food Label Reading
- Structure: Singular and Plural
- Phonics: What I Can Eat and Cannot Eat
- Vocabulary: New Words (Set 2)
- Structure: Use of Articles ‘A’ and ‘An’
- Reading: Food Label Reading


