Amerilingua

Travel Nanny

Category
General English, Speaking Lessons
Topic
Travel, Work
Media
Video
Level
B1 Intermediate
Grammar
Future Simple, Be Going To
Focus
Grammar, Speaking, Vocabulary, Listening
Lesson ID
B1-27
Lesson Time
45 minutes
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Students engaged in an ESL lesson about various vacation types, discussing holiday options and travel plans while learning and practicing the future simple tense and "be going to."
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Lesson Description

Have you ever felt the feeling of wanderlust? In this lesson, students will discuss traveling, different types of vacations, and their plans. This lesson features a video of a married couple who is looking for a nanny to fly around the world and travel with them. Students will learn and practice the future simple tense and “be going to”. They will also discuss phrases used to present advantages and disadvantages and vocabulary related to the topic. The lesson includes plenty of engaging discussion activities and worksheets that have been developed for adult and teenage learners.

Lesson Objectives


  • To discuss traveling and vacations

  • To review the future simple tense and “be going to”

  • To learn phrases used to present advantages and disadvantages

  • To practice vocabulary related to the topic

  • To develop speaking and listening skills


Video

Did you catch the travel bug? The US, Spain, Italy, Germany, New Zealand, and more! Have you ever wanted to go to countries in Asia or Scandinavia? Watch as this family flies around the world with their future travel nanny!

Video Transcript

Vocabulary and Pronunciation

homeschooling [noun]: the education of children at home by their parents
lodging [noun]: a place in which someone lives or stays temporarily
stroller [noun]: a chair on wheels in which a baby or young child can be pushed along
itinerary [noun]: a planned route or journey
set in stone [noun phrase]: permanent or not able to be changed
head somewhere [verb]: to start to go somewhere or in a particular direction
pitch in [phrasal verb]: to willingly join in in order to help with a task or activity
it’s not rocket science [idiom]: an expression that means it is not difficult to do or understand something
preschooler [noun]: a student that attends preschool; a child who is not old enough to go to school
handy [adjective]: convenient to handle or use; useful
consistency [adverb]: in every case or on every occasion
accreditation [noun]: an acknowledgment of a person's responsibility for or achievement of something
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