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Travel Writing - Travel Blogs
Subject: English
Age range: 11-14
Resource type: Lesson (complete)
Last updated
14 April 2021
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A very detailed travel writing lesson on travel blogs that looks at specific examples from Michael Palin’s travel programmes before moving on to support students to write their own travel blogs. Includes differentiated activities, detailed models, scaffolds, success criteria, planning sheets and more! A really useful lesson for both KS3 and KS4 students preparing for AQA English Language Paper 2 Section B or Question 5.
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Travel Writing complete scheme that includes 19 lessons over 18 resource packs AND a full scheme of work document. Covers areas of reading and writing for KS3 English students in preparation for English Language Paper 2. Introduction to Travel Writing Writing to Describe Upgrading Vocabulary Writing to Persuade Writing Persuasive Articles Punctuation Workshop Letter Writing Travel Blogs Travel Blog Editing and Redrafting Skills Review Writing Leaflet Writing lesson with modelled example Letter Writing focusing on Sentence Openers Christmas Writing to Explain Assessment Review lesson Travel Blog Language Analysis lesson Six Week Homework Pack Scheme of Work Document Ideal lessons for KS3 students looking at purpose, audience, form, genre, conventions, different types of nonfiction writing and more.
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A selection of English ESL travel printables.
These travel planning spreadsheets, workbooks, and guides make trip preparation simple and stress-free. Subscribe to snag instant access to the full suite of printables!
How to do the Travel Blog ESL activity with your English class – a flexible exercise that can be adapted to a variety of student levels and language.
Country: Ecuador. School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) (1061958) Main content: Travel blog (1424265) From worksheet author: travel blog. Other contents: travel blog.
vocabulary topics of travel, emotions and feelings (ask students to use relevant adjectives throughout their text), sports and hobbies (camping, kayaking, climbing), and outdoor equipment (e.g. tent, sleeping bag etc.).
A very detailed travel writing lesson on travel blogs that looks at specific examples from Michael Palin’s travel programmes before moving on to support students to write their own travel blogs. Includes differentiated activities, detailed models, scaffolds, success criteria, planning sheets and more!
Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.
Present perfect online worksheet for Elementary. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.
Try having them play the role of a travel blogger! These helpful worksheets can be utilized as a template for the students' blogs after they’ve conducted independent research on their chosen destination or one you assign to them.
15 Essential Words About Travel. Try the interactive version of the above worksheet! Try these Advanced Level Listening exercises and learn more about them on my Learner Listening site - just click on the images below!