Handout: level 2nd form

Theme 3: Social Life

Lesson 6: Travel is Fun and Broadens the Mind

Graiba School / By Moufida Chaouachi

I/ Pre-reading:

A/ Brainstorming: Pair work: Cross out the words that do not relate to travel.

Agency; uniform; ticket; booking; hotel; airport; tourist; brochure; map; town; monuments; landscape; music;
food; horror; excursion; trip; plane; application; arrive, depart,

B/ Matching: Match the words with their definitions.

a/……………is a journey by plane.

b/…………is a long journey made by boat or  a trip
ship.  a flight
c/………….is a short journey made for pleasure,  an excursion
usually by several people together.  a voyage
d/…………..is going from one place to another,
especially to a distant place.

C/ Discussing:

Pair work: In pairs look at the illustrations, read the captions and say what they are about.

I’d love to discover

the world and learn I’ll go on an excursion with Tej Mahel is
new habits. my family on the Nile. Sure Amazing! And
we’ll have a great time. Indian food is
so delicious

Just a pass[port and a

I visited Tunisia last visa and you can fly
holiday. Super! I liked round the globe!
monuments and all Caribbean isles, Hawaii,
historical sites.
D/ Group work: In groups of 4 complete the diagram with the benefits you can get and things you can do
when you travel.

While- reading:

 Study the table and say what travel means for both Zied and Slim.
 Do you think that both students will visit the same places? why? why not?
 In small groups, read the leaflet extract and decide what places each one can visit.
Complete the table.
Zied Slim
Places to visit

Place characteristics

Post- reading:

 John and Tom are two English students. They share the same interests. They would like to
visit Tunisia.
 They need a leaflet of Tunisia to decide what places to visit.
 In small groups, design a leaflet. Think about the format, and the presentation. A good
presentation is very important to attract and convince tourists.
 Collect information, pictures and maps.
 Prepare a first draft.