Checking in to a hotel
Overview
This lesson focuses on equipping students with the language skills necessary for a simple hotel check-in dialogue. Learning and practising this dialogue will enable students to communicate effectively in English during travel or hospitality-related situations.
We start with some optional warmer activities that revise previous course material. We also provide notes on suggested boardwork to visually introduce the hotel check-in dialogue. This is followed by ESL classroom activities where students get hands-on practice with the check-in dialogue, simulating real-life interactions. We've also included a suggested homework task to support learning outside of the classroom. And finally, as is our tradition, we wrap up the lesson with a fun classroom game that reinforces the material covered earlier in the course.
Warmers
Giving personal information
Ask each student a few simple questions based on everything they have learned in the course so far.

Review homework: Drill the verb to be
The students have to produce the conjugations of the verb 'to be', along with the gestures they learned during the previous lesson.

Classroom activities
Use of the board
Prep the students on the dialogue they will use for the role play tasks.

Try it with me
Practise the dialogue with different students from the class.

Practise among yourselves
The students get the chance to practise the scene with their classmates.

Suggested homework
The students will create a similar dialogue for checking out.

Classroom games
Question word dice
Players roll the dice before asking questions to an opposing team member.

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