It’s about 20 minutes until lunchtime, so there’s nothing like looking at photos of food before the lunch bell rings.
I wonder what a “typical” U.S. lunch looks like:
Oh, yes, I’ve seen that in our school cafeteria. Except I think it was “mini corndogs” instead of the chicken “nuggets.”
I wonder what kids might be eating elsewhere in the world today…
Ok, so the French are known for their food. How about another country….
Well, the Greeks are known for great food too. What about down on the Iberian Peninsula?
Wow – shrimp! It’s only because they have lots of oceanfront in their nation. What about countries outside of Europe…
So, maybe I won’t head down to the lunchroom. I’ll just grab my passport and go…
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