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Learners begin the lesson by saying what they know about a city (Vancouver) and predicting language and information that is likely to be in short texts describing the city's geography, climate, population and economy.
In this lesson, we will be learning all about cities. We will explore the different types of land use, including residential areas and industrial areas, as well as how cities grow and develop.
Different kinds of cities. This is a multi-lesson plan for teachers of adults at B1 level explores the theme of European cities. Students will develop their communication skills and vocabulary around the topic of cities and how to describe them. Introduction:
In this lesson, we will be learning all about cities. We will explore the different types of land use, including residential areas and industrial areas, as well as how cities grow and develop.
In this lesson we will be thinking all about the different experiences people have living in villages, towns and cities. How might life be similar? How might it be different?
Cities is a great topic for EFL classes because it can be used at every level of seriousness from “What is the best nightlife area in your city?” to “What should the local government do to make your city more sustainable?”
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May 11, 2018 · In this lesson plan, students learn words and phrases related to cities. Visual and text-based activities focus on city places, buildings, sights, and jobs. There is also an activity on words to describe cities.
