Select a
target task and develop your own instructional sequence using this six- step
procedure as a model.
Step 1
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Look at leaflets
offering vacation tours. Identify key words (activities, sports you can or
cannot do, foods, drinks)
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Step 2
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Listen to a model
conversation between two tourist guides talking about one place they visited.
Practise the conversation and then try to practise using information from
Step 1.
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Step 3
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Listen to several
tourist talking about their vacations. Try to identify the place they visited
and match them with the places from Step 1.
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Step 4
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Listen again to the
tourists. Identify adjectives and activities so that you can make questions
to compare places. Questions may
include: is it cheaper than…? Can you do…? Is there a… activity?
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Step 5
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Pair work: Role
play. A group of students will role play as tourist guides selling vacation
tours, the rest of the students will act as costumers trying to find an ideal
place for holidays according to their needs.
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Step 6
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Students should
discuss and choose one place.
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It is OK. In step 6 are the students supposed to work in groups? Also, choose one place from step 1, or any place? Once they choose one place, what are they supposed to do? (make a poster, act out a conversation, make a leaflet... or ..?)
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