The Cauldron is a cool London bar which appeared in 2018. Let's watch the video about it and choose what the people talk about Stage aim: to practise listening for gist and detail based on the video about going out. Exercise 1: Let the student go through new vocabulary and read the task before watching. Elicit the answers to the questions from the You can say section to help them predict what they are going to hear. Get them to guess the answers and then play the video. Play parts of the video again, if necessary. Exercise 2: Get the student to read the task before watching the video again. Play some parts of the video twice. Make the transcript visible if the student experiences difficulties. Do you know any interesting bars? Let's watch the video about the London bar Cauldron. What prices do you think they have there? Expensive or not? What ingredients do you think they use? Something usual? How do you think the pop-up started? Do you think somebody was a fan of fantasy? a cauldron /ˈkɔːldrən/ — a large round metal container used for cooking over a fire a Kickstarter — a special page on the website https://www.kickstarter.com/ where people can give money to help you start your business idea a property — a characteristic science fiction — books and films about space travel, new technology and other planets fantasy fiction — books and films about unreal lands, things and creatures dry ice — frozen carbon dioxide, used for keeping things very cold and for producing a gas that looks like smoke in musical and theatre performances to stick with something — to continue using something, not changing it to foam /fəʊm/ — to make bubbles elderflower lavender Matthew Cortland How the pop-up started What they use for their drinks The prices David DuckWorth How the pop-up started What they use for their drinks The prices Let's check how well you understand the video. Watch again and choose if these sentences are True or False Would you like to go to the bar from the video? Why (not)? Matthew Cortland studied programming and design. Matthew Cortland said that he wanted to make what he saw in films real. They like to use traditional ingredients at their bar. They don't use much dry ice. Visitors get 3 drinks. The bar from the video is an example of a theme bar. It's a Harry Potter theme bar. What kind of theme bars would you like to go to?
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The Cauldron is a cool London bar which appeared in 2018. Let's watch the video about it and choose what the people talk about

Stage aim: to practise listening for gist and detail based on the video about going out.

Exercise 1:

  • Let the student
    go through new
    vocabulary and
    read the
    task before watching.
    Elicit the
    answers to the questions from the
    You can say section to
    help them
    predict what they are going to
    hear.
  • Get them to
    guess the
    answers and then
    play the video.
  • Play parts of the video
    again, if necessary.

Exercise 2:

  • Get the student to
    read the
    task before watching the
    video again.
  • Play some parts of the
    video twice. Make the
    transcript visible if the student experiences
    difficulties.

Do you know any interesting bars? Let's watch the video about the London bar Cauldron. What prices do you think they have there? Expensive or not? What ingredients do you think they use? Something usual? How do you think the pop-up started? Do you think somebody was a fan of fantasy?

  • a cauldron /ˈkɔːldrən/ — a large round metal container used for cooking over a fire
  • a Kickstarter — a special page on the website https://www.kickstarter.com/ where people can give money to help you start your business idea
  • a property — a characteristic
  • science fiction — books and films about space travel, new technology and other planets
  • fantasy fiction — books and films about unreal lands, things and creatures
  • dry ice — frozen carbon dioxide, used for keeping things very cold and for producing a gas that looks like smoke in musical and theatre performances
  • to stick with something — to continue using something, not changing it
  • to foam /fəʊm/ — to make bubbles


Matthew Cortland

  • How the pop-up started
  • What they use for their drinks
  • The prices

David DuckWorth

  • How the pop-up started
  • What they use for their drinks
  • The prices

Let's check how well you understand the video. Watch again and choose if these sentences are True or False

Would you like to go to the bar from the video? Why (not)?

  1. Matthew Cortland studied programming and design.
    [True | False]
  2. Matthew Cortland said that he wanted to make what he saw in films
    real.
    [True | False]
  3. They like to use traditional ingredients at their bar.
    [True | False]
  4. They don't use much dry
    ice.
    [True | False]
  5. Visitors get 3 drinks.
    [True | False]

The bar from the video is an example of a theme bar. It's a Harry Potter theme bar. What kind of theme bars would you like to go to?

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