In this Intermediate ESL lesson, the students discuss what traveling can and can’t do for them. They learn and practice using prepositional verbs.
Warm-up
The lesson starts with an association exercise. The student selects the words that relate to travel (trek, excursion, family time, etc.).
Vocabulary: Traveling experience
The student learns new words by matching them with the correct definitions (vigor, captivate, dopamine, etc.).
Reading: Benefits of traveling
The student reads about the benefits of traveling and answers the reading comprehension questions.
Video: Romano Tours
The student watches an SNL sketch Romano Tours, explaining why traveling can’t change who you are. They answer the questions that follow.
Grammar: Prepositional verbs
The student learns about prepositional verbs and gets familiar with the examples (laugh at, listen to, look after, etc.).
They practice what they’ve learned by finding the mistakes with prepositional verbs and correcting them.
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