Unit 5Going places.

What’s happening today?

* Curious George

* Grammar Focus: Unit 5

* Word Power

* Reading: volunteer Travel

Idiom Source: Collis, H. & Risso, M. (2004). 101 American Idioms. McGraw-Hill

Student's Book 2, unit 5, page 31Going places.

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Student's Book 2, unit 5, page 31Going places.

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’m going to

’m going to

’ll

are going to

’ll

’ll

Are going towon’t

Are going to

’m going to

Student's Book 2, unit 5, page 32Going places.

ATM card

backpack

carry-on bag

cash

credit card

first-aid kit

hiking boots

medication

passport

plane ticket

sandals

student ID

suitcase

swimsuit

vaccination

hat local currency vitamins driver’s license laptop case

New Online Currency

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Student's Book 2, unit 5, page 30Going places.

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432

1) Asia2) Africa3) Europe

4) N. America5) S. America6) Australia/NZ

7) Other

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The Netherlands or Holland?Click here to find out

Student's Book 2, unit 5, page 31Going places.

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Student's Book 2, unit 5, page 35Going places.

What is volunteer travelling?

What kinds of work can volunteers do?

Who can volunteer?

Where can people volunteer to work?

And finally, how can someone find out about volunteer travel opportunities?

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Student's Book 2, unit 5, page 35Going places.

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volunteer traveling

food and accommodations work farms

crops isn’t important / doesn’t matter

anywhere go online / do a search

(lots of) websites

Possible answers:

Student's Book 2, unit 5, page 2Going places.

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Grammar Focus.

’d better

must

should

shouldn’t

need to

ought to

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