Hi 

Whenever I do a lesson like this I just keep the conversation going, developing the topic. So, make sure they know the vocabulary and talk about their breakfast routine, special breakfasts, brunches, favourite food, likes and dislikes...

It works best if there is some cooking or preparation involved, they could also bring recipes to share with other students 

Hope this helps 

Anabel 

If I were you I �d read the book "Teaching Unplugged" to get some ideas. It focuses on teaching with a minimum of facilities. The group itself and its life experience is the most valuable resource. Provides loads of wondrful things you can do with people involving no technology. And yet it facilitates communication and activates a lot of grammar ans vocabulary - just the right thing at a table. Enjoy your meals :) 

You can download the book @ englishtips.org

 

  I �ve gone through this experience just recently; I mean teaching someone (but not a group) while eating our breakfast & talking at leisure !! I mean I �d had a plan beforehand, but I just tried to make it rather more informal & friendlier ! I used a video in my laptop, but due to the largeness & noise of the café, it didn �t work perfectly ! Yet the lesson on the whole was a success !