Let's travel

Let's travel

Today's lesson is about utilizing an airplane for travel purposes. Who's been on a plane?

How would you introduce yourself in a new country?

My name is Pulane Rampoana. I'm Sesotho speaking from South Africa and I'm a jazz singer

INTRODUCE YOURSELVES IN TWO MINUTES OR LESS

Identifying words associated with traveling

Choose one word per person and let's discuss (1 minute each) what you know about them

* I will select individuals*

1: Trip/Suitcase/Boarding Pass/Baggage Claim/Land/Check-in Desk/Luggage/Aisle/Journey/Take-Off

Identifying words associated with traveling

1: A Trip is defined as going to another place and returning

2: A Suitcase is what you use to pack your belongings in

3: A Boarding Pass is a ticket that you use to board a plane

4: Baggage Claim is where you go to fetch your lost items

5:Land is a term used when a plane touches down on the runway

6: Check-in Desk is where they scan your ticket to confirm your booking

7: Luggage is another term for your belongings

8:Aisle is a passage separating seats inside the plane

9: Journey is an act of traveling from one place to another

10: take-off is when the plane lifts off from the runway into the air/clouds

Conversation Starters

Pair up, choose two words per pair and create a conversation according to the characters near the words. All names on the right are characters

1: Trip- Parent

2: Suitcase- Cabin crew

3: Boarding Pass- Clerk

4: Baggage Claim- Old Man

5: Land-Pilot

6: Check-in Desk- Husband & Wife

7: Luggage- Passenger

8: Aisle- Little boy & Father

9: Journey- Young woman

10: Take-Off- Airport Technical Crew

11: Customs- Old Lady

12: Duty Free- Sales Person

13: Parking- Airport Security

Multiple Select

Tick the right box below:

• When I got to the airport, I had to show my ticket at the...

• customs

• check-in desk

• box-office

Multiple Choice

Larry lost his main luggage but he doesn't know where the___is

• aisle

• boarding pass

• baggage claim

• storage room

Open Ended

We know that a trip and a journey could mean something similar depending on the context of the sentence. Use the words "trip' and "journey' as verbs in two different sentences but in different day to day scenarios. You are allowed to use colloquial or informal scenarios. Take two minutes each

Open Ended

Write a short summary about the day you travelled for the first time.

:The first thing you did

:Where you went to

:How and where you made bookings

:When the trip took place

:What you remember about the trip

:What you did not like about the trip

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Open Ended

Refer to Slide 9 and answer:

1: What do you need to save money for?

2: How long do you need to save money before you move?

3: What documentation do you need to prepare before you travel?

4: Is there a place to go if you lost traveling documents while abroad?

5: What do you do if you get sick abroad?

6: How do you get information about the country you're visiting?

7: What kind of steps do you need to take if you're moving permanently?

8: If you're selling your car before you leave and would like to try the bus system in the new country, what's the first step to do?

9: Why is it important to learn the language that is being spoken in your new country?

10? What steps do you need to take to set up a bank account abroad?

Poll

Go and do your own individual research about where you'd like to visit or move to and find out about the following: Send your research to [e-mail]

• Culture

• Food

• Transport

• Health

• Language