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Top Trumps London 3 Teens Teens: Intermediate Teacher’s notes 2. If no group is able to find all 12 words, start giving Age: Teens (13–18 years old) clues to the whole class. Perhaps write the initial Level: Intermediate (B1) letters of the unfound words on the board or give famous examples of these types of buildings. Finally, Time: 90 minutes : speaking, elicit all 12 correct words. Language focus vocabulary, pronunciation Key: Aims: In this lesson, students will: church / prison / museum / aquarium / zoo / theatre / shop / • revise and expand vocabulary related to buildings, tourist skyscraper / observatory / gallery / stadium / palace attractions and cities; • practice speaking about themes S S T A D I U M G T J C related to cities and tourism; • practice the pronunciation of P K E C A L A P H N H R common tourist attractions Q O Y Y P A O E U U A A in London; • practice negotiations with J D H S K R A L R K F Q classmates in a simple game Y Q M S C T I C Q L Q U related to city-planning. O U U W R R H S W J X A Materials: Top Trumps London cards (ideally one deck per six students), O B S E R V A T O R Y R one copy of the worksheet per student, one copy of the Price list Z T E U F R T P A N X I per pair of students (or use the list T M U E P H A J E D T U on the PowerPoint), one copy of the My Money sheet per pair of students, P Z M G U T A B S R F M one dice per group of six for the Y R E L L A G I D T R I final game, access to a PC with projector to show the ‘Mini London’ H C H U F S S D T Q G Q PowerPoint for the final game. 3. Now hand out one deck of cards per group. Tell 1. Speak (15 minutes) the students that they must work quickly to find the cards that correspond to each activity in the table Aims: to revise and expand vocabulary to describe for 1b. Emphasise that they need to read the short buildings and places in a city, to familiarise students with texts on the cards to find proof for their answer. the function and pronunciation of the attractions in the Top For example, we know that The London Dungeon Trumps London cards corresponds to ‘see an old prison’ because the Procedure: word ‘dungeon’ means ‘prison’. (Perhaps students 1. Put students into small groups. Each group will need a know from general knowledge that there is an full deck of Top Trumps London cards (but don’t hand old prison at the Tower of London, but the card these out yet). Tell them that they need to help each doesn’t mention this so it’s not correct to include it other to find the 12 buildings/attractions from the grid in the table.) Set a time limit of about five minutes and then write them into the box next to it. Give them for the task. • a limit of about five minutes. © Macmillan Publishers Limited, 2017 1 Top Trumps London / Teens: Intermediate FROM WEBSITE •PHOTOCOPIABLECAN BE DOWNLOADED Teens: Intermediate Teacher’s notes 4. While students complete the activity in groups, 3. Pronunciation (10 minutes) encourage them to speak to each other and work as a Aim: to practise the correct pronunciation of famous team to complete the task. Perhaps point out that the London attractions that students will need to refer to in team can work much faster if students take different later tasks cards to read and then summarise the content to their teammates. Procedure: 5. Elicit the correct answers. 1. Students remain in pairs. On the board, write Hyde Park and try to elicit the correct pronunciation. Key: Explain that the vowel sound in Hyde corresponds Find an attraction where you Name of attraction(s) to an /aɪ/, which is the same sound as the can … underlined syllables in Science Museum and see an old prison The London Dungeon London Eye. see an art exhibition Tate Modern 2. Ask students to match up the attractions to the corresponding phonetic symbols. Remind students see a rock concert Royal Albert Hall, Wembley Stadium that these phonetics correspond to an accent from southern England and that certain attractions buy children’s toys Hamleys might be pronounced slightly differently in other see a dramatic play West End Theatres, accents. As they complete the activity, encourage Shakespeare’s Globe students to say the names of the attractions aloud visit the UK’s tallest skyscraper The Shard to get a better idea of the sound. If they are not see England’s largest London Zoo pronouncing the name properly, model the correct collection of penguins pronunciation for them. see a royal wedding Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s 3. Elicit the correct answers. Then give students a Cathedral minute or so to practise the correct pronunciation watch the stars in outer space The Royal Observatory in pairs. Monitor and correct any obvious errors. see where the Prime Minister 10 Downing Street lives Key: visit a museum for free British Museum, Science Museum, Natural History London attraction Phonetic symbol Museum Science Museum, The Boat /aɪ/ (like in ‘white’) House Hyde Park, London Eye 2. Speak (10 minutes) The London Dungeon, /^/ (like in ‘cup’) Aims: to personalise the topic of the lesson (tourism, cities Buckingham Palace, London Bus and London), to provide spoken practice, to identify target St. Paul’s Cathedral, Hamleys, /i:/ (like in ‘see’) language related to tourist attractions that students might Wembley Stadium, Westminster already know Abbey Procedure: London Aquarium, Trafalgar /eə/ (like in ‘hair’) 1. Ask students to briefly discuss the questions in pairs. Square Monitor their responses. Royal Albert Hall, St. Paul’s /ɔ:/ (like in ‘water’) 2. At the end of the activity, perhaps focus on those Cathedral, Madame Tussauds students (if any) who have been to London and ask West End Theatres, British /ɪə/ (like in ‘here’) them to describe their experience to the whole class. Museum, Shakespeare’s Globe Then give some feedback on the speaking of all Tate Modern, Wembley Stadium /eɪ/ (like in ‘day’) students, drawing attention to good language which students used. Focus particularly on language that Tower Bridge, 10 Downing Street /aʊ/ (like in ‘now’) was used which will be useful for the lesson (language • related to tourist attractions, the names of London attractions or neighbourhoods, etc). © Macmillan Publishers Limited, 2017 2 Top Trumps London / Teens: Intermediate FROM WEBSITE •PHOTOCOPIABLECAN BE DOWNLOADED Teens: Intermediate Teacher’s notes 4. Vocabulary (10 minutes) Procedure: 1. Ask students if any of them have ever been to a Aims: to study common verb-noun collocations which are city that was very different to their own city/region. If useful for talking about cities and tourism, to encourage anybody has, ask them to briefly describe the city to the students to think about the differing demands of residents class. Then refer the students to the worksheet and tell and tourists (this will become more relevant in the final task them that they have about ten minutes to discuss the of the lesson) questions in pairs. Encourage them to incorporate new Procedure: vocabulary and collocations from earlier tasks. Monitor 1. On the board, write the words ‘Residents’ and as they speak. ‘Tourists’. Ask students to mention some typical 2. At the end, provide feedback. Draw attention to any activities for each group in their own city or region. problems with city-living that were mentioned, as these For example, Residents go to work every day while will be relevant to the next task. tourists go sightseeing, or Residents go to traditional 6. Game (30 minutes +) restaurants while some tourists go to fast-food places, etc. Aims: to provide spoken and reading practice of 2. Then ask students to complete the table individually. vocabulary from earlier tasks, to promote negotiation and Monitor and help weaker students by providing some decision-making as students plan an imaginary city of the answers. Once they have finished, ask them to Procedure: compare in pairs. Finally, elicit the correct answers. 1. Put students in small groups with one deck of cards per group. In each group, students form pairs as outlined in Key: the worksheet instructions. Read these instructions aloud Residents in London … Tourists in London … so that students understand the objective of the game. PAY very high rent to live in BUY souvenirs in the 2. Open the game PowerPoint and together read the their flats. gift shops. instructions for Round 1. Before they start deciding which initial three cards to buy, try to elicit some COMMUTE long distances SEE the best sights in the city ideas and useful language for this e.g. If we buy to get to work using public from the top of the London Buckingham Palace, we will have a lot of tourists transport. Eye or The Shard. because they love the Royal Family or I think London STAND to the right-hand side EAT at over-priced restaurants Bus would be good for the residents because they can when they are on an escalator. in the tourist part of town. travel around the city easily. VISIT Madame Tussauds to LEARN about history by going 3. Hand out copies of the Price list and the My Money see the wax figures.
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