Types Of Camping
ESL Lesson PlansTypes Of Camping

Types Of Camping

Discover our engaging ESL camping lesson designed for teens and adults at the B1 level. This 60-minute group lesson focuses on developing reading and speaking skills through discussions, reading comprehension exercises, and role-playing. Students will explore different types of camping, discuss their experiences, and learn essential vocabulary. Perfect for enhancing language skills while learning about outdoor adventures!

Skills

  • Can understand straightforward, factual texts on subjects relating to their interests or studies.
  • Can offer advice on simple matters within their field of experience.
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1

In groups of three, discuss the questions.

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What is your experience with camping?
2
What do you enjoy most about spending time outdoors in nature?
3
What challenges do you think people face when they go camping?
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How can camping help people connect with friends and family?
2

You're going to read the text about different types of camping. Before you start, look at the glossary.

3

Read a blog post about types of camping. Which one do you prefer? Explain why.

4

Read the text again and choose the correct answer.

5

Look at this camping checklist. Do you think all these things are essential? In pairs, comment on at least five things each. Explain when you need them and when you don't.

6

Read the dialogue aloud. Then, use the structure of the dialogue to create a new conversation, and role-play it with a partner. Use the words from the camping checklist.

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