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Food expiration dates don’t mean what you think

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Level: B2 | Skills: Listening, Vocabulary, Speaking | Format: Printable + Digital


This ready-to-use lesson is based on a TED-Ed video and invites students to explore a surprisingly misunderstood everyday topic: food expiration dates. Designed for adult and young adult learners at B2 level or above, this resource sparks meaningful discussion while developing listening skills, vocabulary range, and critical thinking.


What’s Included:

  • Pre-watching discussion questions to activate background knowledge
  • Two stages of video comprehension tasks with a mix of open and multiple-choice questions
  • Vocabulary matching activity focused on topic-specific and sensory-related adjectives
  • Speaking prompts that encourage real-life reflection and personal sharing
  • Direct video links (TED-Ed) for easy access in class or remotely


Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the meaning and limitations of food date labels
  • Interpret video content for both gist and specific information
  • Learn and use vocabulary related to food safety and storage
  • Share personal opinions and habits related to food consumption


...and much more:

  • Requires zero prep — everything is ready and organized
  • Based on reliable, high-quality content from TED-Ed
  • Promotes sustainability awareness and reduces food waste through discussion
  • Perfect for both in-person and online classes
  • Supports integrated skills: listening, vocabulary building, and communication




You will get the following files:
  • PDF (450KB)
  • PDF (389KB)