English Course CEFR B2 Lesson 1
Welcome
Getting to know each other with some warmer activities
andrew@eltconsultancy.online Tel (Whatsapp): 324 623 4647 Andrew Howarth
https://sites.google.com/eltconsultancy.online/roma-group-1-b2/home
Wheel of Fortune
To help you get used to speaking English with me, Spin the wheel. Answer the question that the pointer indicates.
Getting to know you Instructions: Scan the QR code. Create a post on this padlet board that says something about you. Stuck for ideas?
05:00
https://padlet.com/andrew183/introducing-ourselves-j2rmzux7uemig0xg
Activity -Cue Cards
- Listen for your nominated cue card.
- Take a screenshot or a photo with your phone.
- In pairs or groups of 3, read your assigned cue card.
- In a breakout room, quickly plan a realistic dialogue.
- Practice together.
- Feedback to the group
Cue Card 1: Checking Into a Hotel Scenario: 2 Guests: You have arrived at a hotel. You need to check in. You have two single rooms booked. It's late, you are tired. Receptionist: It's your first day. You are on the desk alone. You can't find the booking on the system Functional language: Provide your identification Ask about the WiFi password Find out about breakfast and the checkout time.
Group of 3
Cue Card 2: Ordering Food at a Restaurant Scenario: 2 Guests: You stop somewhere to order food. You are both hungry. You have some dietary requirements. Waiter: It's very busy. Some of the items on the menu are not available. Functional Language: Provide your order Ask about the special dish Discuss dietary options.
Group of 3
Cue Card 3: Asking for Help in a Supermarket Scenario: Customer: You are looking for a few different items in a supermarket. They are very specific. Assistant: Help the customer even if you are not 100% where everything is. Functional Language Ask questions and give information about location. Suggest alternatives.
Pair
Cue Card 4: Shopping for Clothes Scenario: 2 Customers: You are two friends window-shopping in a very expensive clothing store and want to try on a new outfit. Manager: You think these customers don't intend to buy the clothes they want to try on. Functional Language: Ask for size options Politely refusing and agreeing
Group of 3
Cue Card 5: Lost handbag Scenario: Friend 1: You accidently leave your handbag (with all of your money and documents) on a sight-seeing bus. Friend 2: Help your friend with some good advice. Policeman Ask for details and offer assistance. Functional Language: Offering and accepting help. Asking questions.
Group of 3
Cue Card 6: Deciding where to stay Scenario: On a sightseeing trip to Cuba. Friend 1: You want basic accomodation because you want to spend money on visiting places. Friend 2: You want a nice place where you can relax between visits. Friend 3: You don't mind where you stay. Functional Language: Agreeing and disagreeing Compromise
Group of 3
Cue Card 7:Asking for Directions Scenario: Tourist: You are lost in a new city and need directions. You don't have a phone with you. Local: You are in a bit of a rush. Help the tourist if you can. Functional Language: Ask and give directions. Speak about the local landmarks.
Pair
Go back to the padlet. Choose a post and ask some questions
Homework Part 1- Optional
07:30
B1 Lesson 1
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English Course CEFR B2 Lesson 1
Welcome
Getting to know each other with some warmer activities
andrew@eltconsultancy.online Tel (Whatsapp): 324 623 4647 Andrew Howarth
https://sites.google.com/eltconsultancy.online/roma-group-1-b2/home
Wheel of Fortune
To help you get used to speaking English with me, Spin the wheel. Answer the question that the pointer indicates.
Getting to know you Instructions: Scan the QR code. Create a post on this padlet board that says something about you. Stuck for ideas?
05:00
https://padlet.com/andrew183/introducing-ourselves-j2rmzux7uemig0xg
Activity -Cue Cards
Cue Card 1: Checking Into a Hotel Scenario: 2 Guests: You have arrived at a hotel. You need to check in. You have two single rooms booked. It's late, you are tired. Receptionist: It's your first day. You are on the desk alone. You can't find the booking on the system Functional language: Provide your identification Ask about the WiFi password Find out about breakfast and the checkout time.
Group of 3
Cue Card 2: Ordering Food at a Restaurant Scenario: 2 Guests: You stop somewhere to order food. You are both hungry. You have some dietary requirements. Waiter: It's very busy. Some of the items on the menu are not available. Functional Language: Provide your order Ask about the special dish Discuss dietary options.
Group of 3
Cue Card 3: Asking for Help in a Supermarket Scenario: Customer: You are looking for a few different items in a supermarket. They are very specific. Assistant: Help the customer even if you are not 100% where everything is. Functional Language Ask questions and give information about location. Suggest alternatives.
Pair
Cue Card 4: Shopping for Clothes Scenario: 2 Customers: You are two friends window-shopping in a very expensive clothing store and want to try on a new outfit. Manager: You think these customers don't intend to buy the clothes they want to try on. Functional Language: Ask for size options Politely refusing and agreeing
Group of 3
Cue Card 5: Lost handbag Scenario: Friend 1: You accidently leave your handbag (with all of your money and documents) on a sight-seeing bus. Friend 2: Help your friend with some good advice. Policeman Ask for details and offer assistance. Functional Language: Offering and accepting help. Asking questions.
Group of 3
Cue Card 6: Deciding where to stay Scenario: On a sightseeing trip to Cuba. Friend 1: You want basic accomodation because you want to spend money on visiting places. Friend 2: You want a nice place where you can relax between visits. Friend 3: You don't mind where you stay. Functional Language: Agreeing and disagreeing Compromise
Group of 3
Cue Card 7:Asking for Directions Scenario: Tourist: You are lost in a new city and need directions. You don't have a phone with you. Local: You are in a bit of a rush. Help the tourist if you can. Functional Language: Ask and give directions. Speak about the local landmarks.
Pair
Go back to the padlet. Choose a post and ask some questions
Homework Part 1- Optional
07:30