Step 2: Travelling on a shoestring

Step 2 Travelling on a shoestring


Discussing travel budgets


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Step 2 Travelling on a shoestring


Discussing travel budgets


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Ex. 1
Which things do you need to plan when travelling?

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Ex. 1
Which things do you need to plan when travelling?
e.g. transport, accommodation, activities …

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Ex. 2
Add words to the word webs next.

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activities

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accommodation

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transport

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TRANSPORT: in, on or by?

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They often travel ... car.
A
in
B
on
C
by

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I have never travelled ... a plane.
A
in
B
on
C
by

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It is nice to go ... a taxi.
A
in
B
on
C
by

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I don’t like to go ... a train.
A
in
B
on
C
by

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You can buy a ticket and go ... a bus.
A
in
B
on
C
by

Slide 13 - Quiz

They prefer to go ... bike rather than ... foot.
A
by, by
B
on, on
C
by, on

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I am afraid of travelling ... ferry.
A
by
B
on
C
in

Slide 15 - Quiz

Have you ever been ... a ship?
A
by
B
on
C
in

Slide 16 - Quiz

When I go skiing I love to travel to the Alpes ... coach.
A
by
B
on
C
in

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If you want to travel on long distances you can go ... plane.
A
by
B
on
C
in

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You can also go ... your car.
A
by
B
on
C
in

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They toured Latvia ... a camper.
A
by
B
on
C
in

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ACCOMMODATION 
Fill in the words correctly. Choose from:
advance, bed and breakfast, bunk beds, dormitory, double room, reception, resort, single room, twin room, vacancies, youth hostel

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  1. If you book a room for one person, you usually book a ___________________________________.
  2. If you want a room with a double bed, you book a ___________________________________.
  3. If you want a room with two separated beds, you book a ___________________________________.
  4. In a ___________________________________ rooms are often shared by 10 or more people. This kind of room is called a ___________________________________.
  5. To get 10 people into one room, two beds are usually placed on top of each other. They are called___________________________________.
  6. If you want to stay in a small hotel or private house that only rents rooms and provides a morning meal, you should look for a ___________________________________.
  7. And if you want to try something more luxurious, a ___________________________________ may be more your cup of tea.
  8. No matter where you're staying, you usually have to fill in a form at the ___________________________________.
  9. During high season it's advisable to book a room in ___________________________________.
  10. If a B&B is fully booked, they usually have a sign in the window saying »No ___________________________________.

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resort
double room
reception
bunk beds
dormitory
single room
twin room
bed and breakfast (B&B
youth hostel
advance
vacancies

Slide 24 - Drag question

Add to vocabulary list
in advance
bunk beds
dormitory
reception
twin room
p. 205

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Ex. 3-4
Ex. 3 Which word is described in the following sentences?
a/Complete the crossword.
b/ Which word can you find with the letters in the yellow boxes?

Ex. 4 Complete the sentences in the text with a suitable word. Mind, not all words have to be used!
timer
15:00

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b/Which word can you find with the letters in the yellow boxes?

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b/Which word can you find with the letters in the yellow boxes?
itinerary

 c/
= a plan of a journey, including the route and the places that you visit

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When embarking on an adventurous journey like ___, it’s crucial to be prepared for various situations. After clearing the ___at the airport, it’s wise to ensure you have ___to cover any unexpected mishaps. ___can occur, whether due to weather or other factors, so it’s a good idea to have a flexible ___ . When it’s time to depart, make sure to arrive at the airport early for the boarding process and clear ___smoothly. Once you arrive at your ___,
you might find yourself searching for ___ options.
Budget-conscious travellers often opt for hostels, where you can choose between a ___or a ___, depending on your preference and budget. Hostels typically offer basic ___ like a common kitchen and shared bathrooms, but if you’re looking for a more comfortable experience, consider booking a hotel. Hotels usually come with a range of amenities such as room service, Wi-Fi, and more. After settling into your accommodation, it’s time to explore the local culture and attractions. Don’t forget to visit the local markets and shops to pick up ___  that will remind you of your journey. As you plan your next adventure, always keep in mind that travel can be unpredictable.

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Ex. 5
Follow the steps to learn more about travelling on a shoestring.
Phase 1
a) Form groups. You will all get the same text. Don’t read the text yet, but look at the title, lead,
subtitles and pictures and write down 5 key words about the text.
b) You will be asked to answer questions about the text. Which strategies will you use to give the
answer as quickly as possible? Mind: don’t read the text yet.
c) You will get ten cards with questions on it. Put them downwards on the table. Take turns
drawing a card and reading it out loud. Then try to find the answer as quickly as possible.
d Write down the answer. Raise your hand when you finish writing. Tick the box if you were the
fastest person.

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e Go through the answers together. Make sure you have the correct answer.
If not, consult your teacher.
f Formulate the three best tips from your text on a separate piece of paper.
g Congratulations! You have now become an expert!

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Phase 2
a Form new groups with an expert from every text.
b Explain your tips to each other and write them down. 
timer
5:00

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Ex. 6
Promote a free activity or a ‘hidden treasure’ in your neighbourhood.

a) Preparation: find a hidden treasure in your own city. If possible, go to the place, take a few photos. Or: check websites, Instagram, your own pictures on your phone... to find good ones.  Come up with 3 to 5 good reasons to visit this hidden gem.

b) Action:
1 Make a presentation with the basics of this hidden treasure. Include 4 separate slides with the following information:
  •  Where is it? 
  • What is it?
  •  a few photos 
  • your 3 to 5 reasons
2 Promote the place (or activity) to your classmates. You will only get 45 seconds to convince them.

c) Reflection: check your task by filling in the checklist. Listen to the others and choose the place to be!
prep time: 15 min. !

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