
By the end of this lesson, I will be able to:
- understand the main ideas and key details in At a Café.
- learn and use important vocabulary from the lesson.
- use the lesson language in speaking or writing.
A complete A0 beginner lesson with short, simple tasks. Use it as a 35–45 minute lesson, or choose individual sections for a shorter class.

By the end of this lesson, I will be able to:
Look at the picture. What can you see? Say or write three words.
Write a simple meaning, example or translation.
menu –
sandwich –
juice –
server –
thank you –
1. Where is Mina?
2. What food does she order?
3. What drink does she order?
4. What does Mina say when the food comes?
Complete the café phrases. Choose the correct word where options are given.
1. I’d like coffee, please. (a / an)
2. I’d like orange juice, please. (a / an)
3. I’d like a sandwich, .
4. No, you.
Listen
Listen to your teacher and answer.
1. What drink does the customer order?
2. What food does the customer order?
3. What does the server ask?
4. Does the customer order anything else?
Speak
• Practise: “I’d like a , please.”
• Ask your partner: “Anything else?”
• Change the food or drink and order again.
Something New
Work in pairs. One student is the customer and one is the café worker. Use your mini menu to order two things. Then swap roles.
Write
Write a short café order with 3–4 lines. Use I’d like… please and Thank you.
Choose four words from the Vocabulary panel. Write a short clue for each word without writing the word itself. Swap with a partner and see how many you can guess.
Bonus: Use one of the words in a new sentence.
Tick each statement when you can do it.
1. Draw or plan. Add a small picture, diagram or 4 key words from the lesson.
2. Write. Write 3–5 sentences using words or language from this lesson.
3. Share. Tell a partner or teacher one thing you can now say or understand.