Let’s go around the world

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LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • learn and practise vocabulary to talk about travelling,
  • read a text about the ways travelling changes us,
  • watch two videos, 
  • talk about a particular aspect of travelling (moving abroad, comparing countries or travelling by plane). 

In the first lesson, students talk about travelling in general. As a second lesson, choose Lesson 2A to practise collocations; choose Lesson 2B to compare countries; or choose Lesson 2C to practise language useful when travelling by plane.

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Lesson 1

Talk with your students about travelling in general
travel worksheet for pre-intermediate students
Standard Lesson 60 min Premium Plan

Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer

Lifestyle

Students learn vocabulary to talk about travelling (e.g. flexible, imagination, respect, culture), watch a street interview, talk about places they would like to visit and read a text about the ways travelling changes us.

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Lesson 2

Choose one of the lessons to talk with students about a particular aspect of travelling
ESL lesson about living abroad
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

Living abroad

General

Students talk about the challenges of living abroad, watch a video about living in Brazil and do listening comprehension activities. They also learn collocations with the words ‘experience’ and ‘opportunity’.

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compound nouns
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

Mountain tops and rooftops (compound nouns)

General

Students create and use compound nouns, watch a funny ad and compare different countries. They also create an ad for their own country.

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lesson about travelling by plane
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

Please have your boarding pass ready

General

Students talk about their experience travelling by plane, learn useful phrases (e.g. boarding pass, check-in desk, go through security) and watch an ad with a song. They also talk about different steps people take before and while boarding a plane.

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