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Intermediate
Let’s 
Grab a 
Coffee
During this class you will:
• Discuss socializing in 
coffee shops.
• Create a coffee shop 
menu.
• Talk about fair trade 
coffee.
Warm-up- Do you drink coffee? Why or why not?
- How often do you drink coffee? At what time of 
the day?
- What do you order when you go to a coffee 
shop?
Warm-up
Share your thoughts.
And you 
can 
quote 
me…
And you can quote me…
Read and answer the questions.
"We want to do a lot of stuff; we’re not in great 
shape. We didn’t get a good night’s sleep. We’re 
a little depressed. Coffee solves all these 
problems in one delightful little cup."
-- Jerry Seinfeld
(American Comedian, born 1954)
- What does this quote mean to you? 
- Do you agree or disagree? Why or why not? 
- What other problems do you think coffee might solve?
- How do you solve small day-to-day problems like 
these?
Speak 
your 
mind.
Besides just being a place to get a great cup of 
coffee, many people go to coffee shops for their 
quiet, relaxing atmosphere.
Which is better?
- Going out for coffee on a date or going out for 
dinner?
- Studying in a coffee shop or studying at home?
- Meeting a client in a coffee shop or meeting them in 
an office?
What other social situations might a coffee shop 
be good for?
Speak your mind.
Share your thoughts and opinions.
Imagine 
that!
Your class is opening a coffee shop! As a class, 
you will create a menu for your new business. 
Consider items from these categories:
- Drinks
- Snacks 
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Desserts
- Explain why you think the items you choose 
would be successful.
- Choose one item to be your specialty*. Explain 
your choice.
*specialty = The best dish; the dish a restaurant is known for
Imagine that!
As a class, create a story.
1. Do you think coffee is popular because of its taste or 
the caffeine? Explain.
2. Do you think coffee is healthy? Are other caffeinated 
drinks, like tea, healthy? Is decaffeinated coffee?
3. How does caffeine affect you?
4. How much coffee do you think is "too much"? Do 
people in your culture drink more than this?
5. Do you prefer to make coffee at home or buy it from 
a coffee shop? Why?
6. What are some popular coffee shops where you live? 
Describe them.
7. Have you ever tried coffee in another country? How 
does it compare to coffee from your country?
Answer me this!
Take turns asking each other questions.
Before you 
go!
Coffee prices fluctuate a lot which can be very 
difficult for small farmers. Fair trade coffee is 
intended to protect small farmers by setting a 
minimum price that it can be sold for. This ensures 
the coffee growers are selling their coffee for a 
price that will cover their production costs. 
Fair trade also encourages environmental 
sustainability and prohibits child and forced labor. 
Many argue this goes against free market 
principles.
- Is coffee grown in your country? Is it grown by small- or 
large-scale farmers?
- Have you ever heard of fair trade products? Have you 
ever bought them? Would you?
- Do you think fair trade products are overall a positive 
or negative thing for society?
- Do you think it's important to consider how the things 
you buy were produced? Why?
Before you go!
Here’s some cultural fun:
1. What did you like most today?
2. What do you need to improve on?
3. What did you do well on today? 
Wrap-up
Pick one question to discuss: Wrap-up
1. What did you like most about today’s class?
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