Cardiff (Level B1 / B2)

Similar documents
Cardiff (Level C1) Instructions

TeachingEnglish Lesson plans. Destination England. Topic: England

MONOLOGUE 13 : YOUR FAVOUTE RELATIVE

Speaking Extra. A resource book of multi-level skills activities. Mick Gammidge

The Job Search. Instructor s Guide. Transition to Work and Self Sufficiency Video Series. for. Overview. Presentation Suggestions

English lesson plans for Grade 3


The oldest language school in the beautiful historic city of Norwich

GET THINKING. Lesson: Get Thinking Museums. Teacher s notes. Procedure

Get Ready for IELTS Reading. About Get Ready for IELTS Reading. Part 1: Vocabulary. Part 2: Skills development. Part 3: Exam practice

Topic Task: Music, Travel & Descriptions

The Skyline of London

MATHEMATICS: REPEATING AND GROWING PATTERNS First Grade. Kelsey McMahan. Winter 2012 Creative Learning Experiences

Intro Lesson (Ages 8-14)

Lesson plan for piloting: Language Experience Approach

Ancient Greece Lesson Plan By: Cery Kheav I. Purpose: II. Objectives: III. Procedure:

Task 3 Reading into Writing: Strict or Relaxed Parents?

LEVEL New Headway Intermediate

The Co-operative s Green Schools Revolution. LESSON PLAN KS1: Duelling fuels! Fossil fuels versus renewable energy.

2. Provide the scoring guide/rubric for the culminating task (summative assessment).

PUSD High Frequency Word List

Lesson 18: Introduction to Algebra: Expressions and Variables

Assessing Speaking Performance Level B2

TRIP PROPOSAL FOR. June 2009

Placement Test English (A1, A2, B1)

Task 2 Multi-Text Reading: Holidays and Travel

Use these cards as a matching game

Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Welcome to Our School!

Cambridge English: First (FCE) Writing Part 1

Lesson plan. Year 6 Intro to RE and Christianity. Lesson 1 What makes up a person? Aim To enable pupils to identify what makes up a person.

Directions. 4. Match: Students listen to different items regarding a city and drag the sound icons under the matching pictures.

Aim To help students prepare for the Academic Reading component of the IELTS exam.

A new Eurobarometer Survey on young people reveals decreasing involvement in out-of-school activities

KET for Schools Reading and Writing Part 9 teacher s notes

The Academic Language of Tests

Kaplan Aspect Illinois Institute of Technology

SAVING FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES, Part 2

all-inclusive Programme

Hotel Accommodation Type Cost per person per night Approx. Single, twin and double En-suite Bedrooms available. Single, twin and double En-suite

TRIP PROPOSAL FOR. TORUŃ MALBORK GDAŃSK GDYNIA SOPOT March 7th-10th PARTICIPANS

Lesson Objectives: Identify the parts of the computer, vocabulary for communicating in the lab with lab assistant

Sports Marketing August 19-23

EKOLA Junior High School Bilingual Programme Entrance Test (1h15) Sample Paper. Result:

TRY VISIT GO STAY TAKE WRITE FLY GO BUY

God is Eternal Lesson 1

Sentence Blocks. Sentence Focus Activity. Contents

Dialogo Language Services Learn Italian Experience Italy in Torino and Piedmont

Sample student packet: Animal adaptations infographic

World History & Geography Ancient Civilization Grade 6B



Unit 5 Length. Year 4. Five daily lessons. Autumn term Unit Objectives. Link Objectives

Reading aloud to a child

Part 1 LISTENING. Task 1

Arsenal For Everyone Religious Education. World Religions Unit 4D What religions are represented in our neighbourhood?

Year 3: Famous Artists Turner Lesson 1

ACTIVITY 15 Set Goals and Plan for Action

Nami s Gifts. Lesson Plan. About the Book Text Type: Fiction/Realistic Page Count: 16 Word Count: 220. About the Lesson Targeted Reading Strategy

How To Understand Your Job In A Unit 5

Adjectives Using Ocean Facts

Discovering Math: Prediction and Probability Teacher s Guide

SOCCER TOUR OF SWEDEN

Tourist Destination Questionnaire

Preliminary English Test

Cultural diversity. Teacher Lesson Plan. Similarities and differences between the UK and your country overseas. Age Group: Any. Time: 60 minutes.

Discovering Math: Data and Graphs Teacher s Guide

flight attendant lawyer journalist programmer sales clerk mechanic secretary / receptionist taxi driver waiter/waitress

Barter vs. Money. Grade One. Overview. Prerequisite Skills. Lesson Objectives. Materials List

MASTER Wh Questions: Week 1 of 1. Unit Overview:

RENEWABLE OR NOT? ADVANCE PREPARATION MATERIALS

Lesson 1 Budget to Save: What Does It Mean to Be Wealthy?

January April ère ARCU France/Austria Teacher : Mrs Mora

TeachingEnglish Lesson plans. Mobile phones. Topic: Mobile phones and text communications

CITY MEETS CENTRE. Be part of the Cardiff Exciting Hotel Development Opportunity

You Can Take That to the Bank!

Activity Template. Drexel-SDP GK-12 ACTIVITY

Cambridge English: ESOL Skills for Life

Accommodated Lesson Plan on Solving Systems of Equations by Elimination for Diego

Climate Change is Underway Lesson Plan

Lesson Share TEACHER S NOTES. Making arrangements by Claire Gibbs. Activity sheet 1. Procedure. Lead-in. Worksheet.

Teaching paraphrasing to year three (3) and four (4) students exhibiting reading difficulties will lead to increased reading comprehension

A Study for Children About the Bible

Local Government and Leaders Grade Three

Rock-N-Happy Heart: The Devotional By Yancy. by Yancy

Chapter. The Weekend

Teaching Dictation for the USCIS Citizenship Test

Guide to Knowledge Elicitation Interviews

TKT Module 1: Presentation techniques and introductory activities Teacher s Notes

ALIKE AND DIFFERENT: GERMANY, THE UNITED STATES, AND OUR REGION. A Second Grade Lesson Plan

Talking about Hotels and Restaurants

Speed-dating lesson: Student worksheet

Changes in Our Sky Grade Two

World Photography Day

LEEDS BECKETT UNIVERSITY FILM, MUSIC & PERFORMING ARTS SUMMER WORKSHOPS

Transcription:

Excursion-linked lesson plans and materials Elac Cardiff (Level B1 / B2) Instructions Stage 1 Introduce students to the city of Cardiff. Has anyone been there before? Does anyone know anything about the city? Tell students that they are going to look at 8 facts about Cardiff and the words in the matching task will be in the information. The words are: to own (v) docklands (n) bay (n) sailing (n & v) to provide (v) views (n) stadium (n) exhibitions (n) natural history (n) religious (adj) to vote (v) experiments (n) planetarium (n) In pairs, the students complete the matching task. Make sure that a) the words are understood and b) they can be properly pronounced. Focus, too, on word class. Stage 2 In this activity, students work as a class but they get the information they need individually. You will need to go around the class checking that they understand the activity, that they are doing it correctly and that they are not having problems with the vocabulary. It is not necessary to understand all of the vocabulary to complete the task. How the activity works 1) Each student has a piece of information (1-8). Therefore, for a class of 16 students there will be 2 copies of each fact. 2) Students start by copying their own fact on to their blank worksheet in the correct space (e.g., fact No. 1 is about Cardiff Castle) 3) Students then move freely around the class swapping pieces of information with each other until their worksheet is complete. The Rules a) Students can only speak in English. b) Students cannot copy the information from other students, it must be dictated. The activity is finished when the first student finishes i.e. all the information is completed. To give the other students the chance to complete the activity, early finishers could be given the teachers sheet (minus the Quick Quiz) to check their answers, spellings etc. is going on too long, stop it and elicit the information from the class as a whole. Plenary (10-15 minutes) When they have all completed the task, read the facts through as a class. Give as many students as possible the opportunity to read. Do the Quick Quiz with them to see how much information they remember. (The Quick Quiz could also be done the following lesson to reinforce some of the information in preparation for their trip to Cardiff.) All the students need to have a copy of the facts for their excursion.

Eight facts about Cardiff 1. Cardiff Castle, which is in the heart of the city, was built over 2000 years ago. The castle is owned by the Bute family which used to be the richest family in the world. 2. The Cardiff docklands have been developed to make Cardiff Bay. It has a lake for sailing lots of restaurants and a 5 star hotel. 3. The Cardiff Bay Visitor Centre is in Cardiff Bay. It provides information for visitors. There are also exhibitions, and fantastic views of the bay. 4. The Millennium Stadium is where important football, rugby and boxing matches and music concerts are played. Up to 75,000 people can be in the stadium at the same time. 5. The National Museum of Cardiff has exhibitions and information on many different things including Natural History and Geography. One of the most popular exhibitions is on the Evolution of Wales. 6. LLandaff Cathedral is one of the oldest religious places in the United Kingdom. The cathedral was built in 1107. 7. Techniquest was voted Europe s best science centre. There are lots of exhibitions and practical experiments that you can do. There is also a planetarium where you can watch the stars. 8. The Wales Millennium Centre is a modern theatre in Cardiff Bay. Since it opened in 2004, 6 million people have visited.

Eight facts about Cardiff 1. _ 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Draw lines to join the word and its meaning. TO OWN (V) DOCKLANDS (N) BAY (N) A large area of water in the land To choose something or somebody Things to look at in the country SAILING (N & V) Tests to see if something works TO PROVIDE (V) To have something that is yours VIEWS (N) STADIUM (N) EXHIBITIONS (N) NATURAL HISTORY (N) RELIGIOUS (ADJ) The area around a port A building with a projection of the night sky It looks like this To do with the church or god Shows TO VOTE (V) To give or supply EXPERIMENTS (N) Going on the sea in a boat PLANETARIUM (N) A big sports place

1. Who owns Cardiff Castle? Quick Quiz 2. Name 3 things you can find in Cardiff Bay 3. What is the name of the stadium which is used for football, rugby and boxing matches? 4. What is the most popular exhibition in the National Museum of Cardiff? 5. When was LLandaff Cathedral built? 6. What can you do in the Techniquest? 7. What can you see in a planetarium? 8. How many people have visited the Wales Millennium Centre since it opened in 2007?