стихи про еду на английском языке
Стихи про еду на английском
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ВКУСНАЯ ЕДА
Как печь пирог
Только мама за порог —
Мы скорее печь пирог.
В пироге что главное?
Муки побольше, flour.
Все в муке — лицо и руки,
И рубашка, даже брюки.
Тихо, тихо, словно мышь,
Лезем в холодильник, fridge.
Показалось маловато
Нам с сестренкой масла, butter.
И конечно в тот же миг
Молоко пролили, milk
Мы смешали все, что можно,
Положили сверху дрожжи.
Начинка будет вкусной:
Варенье и капуста.
Нашли мы мед и виноград,
И еще орешек, nut…
Мы б еще чего нашли,
Но родители пришли.
Как угостить друга
Если к чаю ждешь ты друга,
К чаю нужен сахар, sugar,
И еще варенье, jam.
Это следует знать всем.
Надо щедрым быть с друзьями
И делиться медом, honey.
Дружбу только укрепит
Сладкая конфета, sweet.
Ни котлеты, ни сосиски
Не сравнить с печеньем, biscuit.
Даже сытый человек
Съест пирожное, cake
Наслажденьем будет райским
Съесть мороженое, ice-cream.
Это вам не бутерброд.
Целиком не сунешь в рот.
Угощенье уплетай
С аппетитом, appetite!
Если хочешь научиться
Улыбаться по-английски,
Поскорее научись
Говорить не «сыр», a «cheese».
Если скажешь без ошибки,
Выйдут «сырные» улыбки.
Food / Русско-английские стихи (договорки) по теме «Еда / Пища»
Вкуснотища! very good!
Пищу называют food.
Для шарика, для друга,
Припас я сахар …sugar.
Масло нужно всем ребятам.
Масло по-английски … butter.
Так и лезет ко мне в рот
Этот вкусный бутерброд.
Сверху …butter
Снизу …bread
Приходите на обед.
Всегда ты сладкий ждешь сюрприз.
Конфетки по-английски — …sweets.
Я все варенье это съем.
Варенье по-английски — …jam.
Без соли борщ не лезет в рот.
Соль по-английски просто …salt.
Это вовсе не каприз
Сыр мы называем — …cheese.
Молоко я пить привык
Молоко иначе — …milk.
Мясо жарится, шкварчит
Мясо по-английски — …meat.
Пирожки, налетай!
Пирожок иначе — …pie.
Морковку ешь, в ней каротин!
Да, carrot есть, а где же «ин»?
Рыбу ловишь – не шумишь,
Рыба по-английски — …fish.
Слива тут и слива там —
Слива по-английски …plum.
Узнала я впервые,
Что груша это …pear.
Виноград мы съели весь,
Виноград иначе …grapes.
Арбуз предпочитаю сливам:
Арбуз иначе — …water-melon.
Клубнику ты скорей бери!
Люблю клубнику — …strawberry.
Полез на дерево мой брат.
Орехи рвет. Орешек — …nut.
Винни-Пуха нет ли с вами?
А то спрячу мёд свой …honey.
Свинину заготовлю впрок,
Свинина по-английски …pork.
Треску ужасно любит кот,
Треску мы называем …cod.
Автор: Ефим Ефимовский «Мудрые науки без назидания и скуки»
СТИХИ НА АНГЛИЙСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ ПРО ЕДУ
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Стихи на английском языке про еду
Открывает нашу подборку стихотворение о гигиене, правилах здорового питания.
Wash your hands
Wash your hands,
Before you eat,
A good health rule,
That’s hard to beat.
For better work,
For better play,
Eat three good meals,
Every day.
Следующие стихи на английском языке можно отнести к теме организации режима питания (завтрак, обед, ужин, время приема пищи, меню и т. п.).
Our day
Breakfast in the morning,
Dinner in the day;
Tea comes after dinner,
Then comes time to play.
Supper in the evening
When the sky is red,
Then the day is over
And we go to bed.
What the clock says
The clock says, “Eight!
Quick, you’ll be late,
Breakfast is ready,
Master Teddy”.
The clock says, “One!
Padding is done,
Dinner’s ready,
Master Teddy”.
The clock says, “Five!
Cake must arrive,
And tea’s ready
Little Teddy”.
The clock says, “Eight!
Where is your plate?
Supper’s ready,
Little Teddy”.
Came to dinner
Came to dinner,
Came to dinner,
Ding dong dell,
Ding dong dell.
Soup, meat and potatoes,
Soup, meat and potatoes,
Ding dong dell,
Ding dong dell.
Кстати, это стихотворение про еду можно использовать при обучении детей английскому и как песенку на английском языке (см. на картинку ниже).
Lunch Box
Lunch box, lunch box,
what’s for lunch?
Peanut butter sandwich
and celery to crunch.
Carrots and bananas
and an apple to munch.
A bite, and a bite and A BITE
AND A BITE!
Now I’m heavy and my lunchbox is light!
А вот подборка стихов о полезных и любимых детьми и взрослыми фруктах: яблоках, грушах, апельсинах, вишне, винограде, дынях, арбузах, бананах.
Apples
Apples can be yellow, red or green.
They are such a sweet and healthy treat.
Apple juice and apple pie,
Apple sauce is fun to try.
Crunchy apples — have a bite!
A slice of apple is pure delight.
The apple
In the garden you can see,
Sitting on the apple-tree,
Crunchy, round and very sweet
Is the apple that we eat!
Apples big
Apples big,
Apples small.
Guess what?
I like them all!
Two big apples
Two big apples
Under a tree.
One is for you
And one’s for me.
An apple
It is very red and sweet,
and it is so good to eat.
I have a little apple
I have a little apple,
Red and round.
On a tree it is found.
If you take a bite
You will see
Just how tasty it will be!
It’s a juicy pear!
Soft and sweet and almost round.
Color is a greeny-brown.
Eat it with the skin or bare.
It’s a juicy pear!
An orange
First you have to peel the skin.
Throw it all in the garbage bin.
Then you take a juicy slice
Of your orange — very nice!
Cherries, cherries
Cherries, cherries,
Ruby red,
Want to try one?
Go ahead!
Tasty grapes
Lots of little balls to munch,
Grow together in a bunch.
Carefully picked from the tree,
Tasty grapes for you and me!
I am a melon
All summer in the sun I lay,
But on your tongue I melt away.
Whether long or nice and round,
A sweeter taste cannot be found.
I am a melon, have we met?
A bite of me, you’ll not forget.
Cold watermelon
They grow so big and heavy.
Be careful not to drop!
That’d make an awful mess;
you’d have to find a mop.
But some cold watermelon
on a hot afternoon
Is better than ice-cream
in August or June.
Big bananas
I walked through the jungle
And what did I see?
Big green bananas
Hanging on a tree.
I chopped down a bunch
And set them in the sun.
When they turned yellow,
I ate every one.
А эти стихи на английском языке, в которых упоминается пища, продукты питания, можно использовать не только при изучении материала по теме «Еда», но и в качестве считалок к различным, в том числе подвижным, играм.
Mary at the door
One, two, three, four,
Mary at the cottage door
Eating cherries off a plate,
Five, six, seven, eight.
One, two, three
One, two, three,
Let me see.
Who likes coffee
And who likes tea.
One, two, three,
Oh, I see:
You like coffee
And I like tea.
А сейчас несколько шуточных, немного неожиданных по содержанию, но все-таки с упоминанием еды, пищи и рассказом о вкусовых предпочтениях, стишков на английском языке.
Can you eat?
Can you eat your jam with bacon?
Can you play with an apricot?
Can you sleep on a radiator?
My cat can, but I cannot!
The Food Chant
Apples on a tree,
Apples on a tree,
Pick them off,
Eat them up,
Apples on a tree.
Carrots in the ground,
Carrots in the ground,
Pull them up,
Wash them off,
Carrots in the ground.
Tuna on a bun,
Tuna on a bun,
Take a bite,
Chew it up,
Tuna on a bun.
Sausage in a pan,
Sausage in a pan,
Sizzle, sizzle,
Sizzle, sizzle,
Sausage in a pan.
Cereal in a bowl,
Cereal in a bowl,
Pour on milk,
Eat it up,
Cereal in a bowl.
Jelly in a bowl,
Jelly in a bowl,
Wibble, wobble,
Wibble, wobble,
Jelly in a bowl.
Candies in a jar,
Candies in a jar,
Pick them out,
Eat them up,
Candies in a jar.
Ice cream in the pail,
Ice cream in the pail,
Take it out,
Scoop it up,
Ice cream in a pail.
Food in your tummy,
Food in your tummy,
Lick your lips.
Mmmm, mmmm, mmmm,
Yum, yum, yummy!
To the Zoo
I’ve been to the Zoo,
I’ve seen a kangaroo,
I’ve eaten a cake-
I’m feeling great!
I Like to Eat!
I like hotdogs
I like beans,
I like eating in my jeans.
I like french fries
I like ham
I like eating in my jams.
I like cookies
I like pie
I like eating in my tie.
I like bagels
I like lox
I like eating in my socks.
I like pancakes
I like molasses
I like eating in my glasses.
I like veggies
I like fruit
I like eating in my boots.
Впереди долгожданное лето, а напоследок, стихотворения о нашем любимом лакомстве во время этой солнечной и жаркой поры года – стихи на английском языке о мороженом. Вернее, английские стихи, в которых упоминается это самое мороженое. 😉
Time for fun
Summer, summer,
Time for fun.
We run all day
In the hot, hot sun.
Summer, summer,
Jump in the pool,
Eat a lot of ice-cream
To keep cool!
I Eat
I eat apples-
crunch, crunch, crunch
I eat sandwiches-
munch, munch, munch
I eat lollipops-
lick, lick, lick
But I eat ice cream
quick, quick, quick!
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Who likes coffee?
One, two, three, let me see,
Who likes coffee,
Who likes tea.
One, two, three, now I see,
You like coffee and you like tea.
I like.
I like coffee, I like tea,
I like you, do you like me?
One, two, three, four,
Can I have a little more?
Five, six, seven, eight,
Put some candies on my plate.
The spaghetti song.
Do you want spaghetti?
Yes, I do. I do too. I do too.
Do you want spaghetti?
Yes, I do. I want spaghetti too.
My ice-cream is delicious.
My ice-cream is delicious.
My ice-cream is delicious.
My ice-cream is delicious.
Thank you very much.
My pizza is delicious.
My pizza is delicious.
My pizza is delicious.
Thank you very much.
My cake is delicious.
My cake is delicious.
My cake is delicious.
Thank you very much.
I like…
I like Bunny, bears like honey.
Girls like cats, cats like rats.
Boys like dogs, storks like frogs.
Mice like cheese, sparrows like peas.
Owls like mice, I like rice.
Birds like grain, say it again!
Cherry.
A little, little man
In a red, red coat.
A stick in his hand
And a stone in his throat.
An egg.
As I was walking in a field of wheat
I picked up something good to eat.
Neither fish, flash, fowl, nor bone
I kept it till it ran done.
Shopping.
Handy spandy…
Handy spandy, Jack-a-Dandy
Loves plum cake and sugar candy.
He bought some at a grocer’s shop
And out he came, hop-hop, hop-hop!
Little Jack Horner.
Little Jack Horner sat in the corner
Eating a Christmas pie.
He put in his thumb
And pulled out a plum
And said: «What a good boy am I!»
A man in the wilderness.
A man in the wilderness asked me,
How many strawberries grow in the sea?
I answered him, as I thought good,
As many red herrings as swim in the wood.
A Limerick.
Give me…
» Give me some honey», says the bear.
» Give me some cabbage», says the hare.
» Give me some corn», says the cock.
» Give me some meat», says the dog.
Let’s put (carrots) in the pot
Put in one, put in two
Now what else have we to do?
Stir it fast, stir it slow
Who would like to have ago?
Stone soup.
Find a spark, light the fire,
Watch the flames getting higher.
Pour it’s cold, ouch it’s hot!
Dinosaur.
2.
When a dinosaur’s feeling hungry
He looks for food.
He looks in the forest
When he’s in a hungry mood.
When he looks in the forest
He finds lots and lots of mushrooms.
When he looks in the forest
He finds lots and lots of rocks.
And he goes mmm – mushrooms!
And he goes ugh – rocks!
Five fat sausages.
Five fat sausages frying in a pan,
All of a sudden one went “Bang!”
Four fat sausages frying in a pan,
All of a sudden one went “Bang!”
Three fat sausages frying in a pan,
All of a sudden one went “Bang!”
Two fat sausages frying in a pan,
All of a sudden one went “Bang!”
One fat sausage frying in a pan,
All of a sudden it went “Bang!”
And there were no sausages left!
Five little pumpkins.
Five little pumpkins sitting on a gate,
The first one said: ”Oh, my! It’s getting late!”
The second one said: ”There are witches in the air!”
The third one said: ”But we don’t care!”
The fourth one said: “Let’s run and run, and run!”
The fifth one said: “I’m ready for some fun!”
Oooo went the wind and out went the light
And five little pumpkins rolled out of sight.
Bread and milk.
Sippity sup, sippity sup,
Bread and milk from a china cup.
Bread and milk from a bright silver spoon
Made of a piece of the bright silver moon.
Sippity sup, sippity sup,
Sippity, sippity sup.
To market.
To market, to market, to buy a fat pig,
Home again, home again, jiggety jig.
To market, to market, to buy a fat hog,
Home again, home again, jiggety jog.
To market, to market, to buy a plum bun,
Home again, home again, market is done.
Pat-a-cake.
Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker’s man,
Bake me a cake as fast as you can.
Roll it, and prick it, and mark it with a «B»
And put it in the oven for Baby and me!
Variant:
Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker’s man,
So I will, master, as fast as I can.
Pat it, and prick it, and mark it with a «T»
And put it in the oven for Tommy and me!
Ice-cream.
I scream,
You scream
We all scream
For ice cream!
Ice cream, a penney a lump!
The more you eat, the more you jump.
Little Jack Horner.
Little Jack Horner
Sat in a corner,
Eating a mincemeat pie.
He stuck in his thumb
And pulled out a plum,
And said, «What a good boy am I!»
Little Miss Muffet.
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
Upstairs, downstairs.
Upstairs, downstairs, upon my lady’s window,
There I saw a cup of sack and a race of ginger,
Apples at the fire and nuts to crack,
And a little boy in the cream pot up to his neck.
Wash the dishes.
Wash the dishes,
Wipe the dishes,
Ring the bell for tea;
Three good wishes,
Three good kisses,
I will give to thee.
Peas porridge.
Peas porridge hot,
Peas porridge cold,
Peas porridge in the pot
Nine days old.
Some like it hot,
Some like it cold,
Some like it in the pot
Nine days old.
One to make ready,
And two to prepare;
Good luck to the rider,
And away goes the mare!
On top of spaghetti.
On top of spaghetti,
All covered with cheese,
I lost my poor meatball
When somebody sneezed.
It rolled off the table
And onto the floor,
And then my poor meatball
Rolled right out the door.
Green cheese.
Green cheese,
Yellow laces,
Up and down
The market places.
Bat Bat.
BAT, bat, come under my hat,
And I’ll give you a slice of bacon;
And when I bake
I’ll give you a cake,
If I am not mistaken.
Bread and milk.
Dinner table rhymes.
Please, lord, send summat good to eat:
Not rusty bacon or fatty meat
Or t’wife’s sad buns from floppy barm-
Keep me from all digestive harm.
Little Popsie-Wopsie.
Little Popsie-Wopsie
Chickabidee chum,
She shall have a piesie-wysie
And a sugar plum.
She shall ridie pie-die
In a coachie-woachie too,
All round the parkie-warkie
With her cock-a-doodle-doo.
Here’s good bread and cheese and porter.
Here’s good bread and cheese and porter,
You all may sing a better song
But you cannot sing a shorter!
Sell my eggs.
Greedy Ben.
Robin the Bobbin, the big, greedy Ben,
He ate more meat than four score men;
He ate a cow, he ate a calf,
He ate a butcher and a half;
He ate a church, he ate a steeple,
He ate a priest and all the people!
A cow and a calf,
An ox and a half,
A church and a steeple,
And all the good people,
And yet he complained he was hungry!
Hot cross buns.
Hot cross buns! Hot cross buns!
One a penny, two a penny,
Hot cross buns! Hot cross buns!
Hot cross buns!
If you have no daughters,
Give them to your sons.
Rosy apple, lemon, or pear.
Rosy apple, lemon, or pear,
Bunch of roses she shall wear;
Gold and silver by her side,
I know who will be the bride.
Take her by her lily-white hand,
Lead her to the altar;
Give her kisses—one, two, three
Mother’s runaway daughter
Sand pies.
Hot sand pies to sell, hot sand pies to sell,
Pat them down tightly, and turn them out well.
The two old ladies.
Apple Harvest.
Up in the green orchard there is a green tree,
The finest of pippins that ever you see;
The apples are ripe and ready to fall,
And Richard and Robin shall gather ‘em all.
I Dreamed.
I dreamed a dream next Tuesday
Week beneath the apple tree;
I thought my eyes were big pork-pies,
And my nose was Stilton cheese.
The clock struck twenty minutes to six
When a frog sat on my knee;
I asked him to lend me eighteen pence,
But he borrowed a shilling of me.
Five Cookies.
Five little cookies in the bakery shop.
Shinning bright with the sugar on top.
Along comes (child’s name) with a nickel to pay.
He/she buys a cookie and takes it away.
(continue with four, three, two and one).
Five red apples.
Five red apples.
Hanging on a tree
The juiciest apples you ever did see!
The wind came past
And gave an angry frown
And one little apple came tumbling down.
Four red apples, etc.
Five Fat Peas
A counting fingerplay especially
Useful in the spring and summer.
Five fat peas in a pea pod pressed
One grew, two grew, so did all the rest.
They grew and grew
And did not stop, until one day
The pod went POP!
Johnny, Johnny.
Johnny, Johnny,
Yes, Papa,
Eating sugar?
No, Papa
Telling lies?
No, Papa
Open your mouth
O Ha! Ha! Ha!
Lemon drops and lollipops.
If all the raindrops were lemon drops and lollipops
Oh! What a rain that would be.
I wouldn’t care if the sun didn’t shine
I’d keep on wishing for raindrops all the time
That’s the weather for me ee ee ee.
My Mom and I.
My Mom and I like to bake.
Today, I think we’ll make a cake!
An apple.
It is very red and sweet
And it’s so good to eat.
Apples.
Meals.
Breakfast in the morning,
Dinner in the day,
Tea comes after dinner,
Then comes time to play!
Supper in the evening
When the sky is red.
Then the day is over
And we go to bed.
I wash my dishes.
In the afternoon I wash my…spoon.
When I see Kate I wash my…plate.
When three days pass, I wash my… glass.
One time in my life I wash my…knife!
When I settle I wash my … kettle.
Don’t wash this way, wash your dishes every day!