Exam (elaborations) IELTS ASSIGNMENT 3 FOUR SKILLS -READING.

ASSIGNMENT 3 FOUR SKILLS -READING. Name of the Teacher Date Level of the class Length of lesson 03/06/2023 Upper-intermediate 60mins Lesson Type: Four skills – reading Lesson Topic: Cape Town’s Top Attractions: The Big 6 Lesson Aims: By the end of the lesson, students will be better able to… Students will learn and understand 10 new vocabulary words through this lesson which will enable them to use these words in different context. Enable students to read for gist and specific information using this lesson topic on travelling. Lesson Outcomes: By the end of the lesson, students will have… Students will have learned the meaning, form and pronunciation of the new pieces of vocabulary through the presentation section. Students will have developed the ability to read for gist and specific information. Anticipated difficulties: 1. All students have the same L1, they might have the temptations to Suggested solutions: 1. I will set rules in the class that all students should refrain from using have a private conversation in their language during class time perhaps when a difficulty occurs. 2. Because this lesson isn’t in their L1 they will find it hard to understand and pronounce the new vocabulary. 3. Spanish speakers over pronounce the vowel /i/ so it sounds like “eee” thus could cause students to pronounce the word “iconic” incorrectly. their L1, if they do, I would kindly ask them to refrain from doing so. 2. I will start the lesson in English and ask students how they doing to make them more comfortable in speaking English in the class, when providing the students with new vocabulary I will emphasize each word giving them a clearer understanding. 3. I will provide students with phonetic and definition of all words in this way it will help students to pronounce these words correctly. Authentic Text (insert reading text here or link to the listening recording) Cape Town’s Top Attractions: The Big 6 Cape Town is a city with unrivalled culture and diversity, boasting a heady mix of old and new. Nothing speaks to this more than the iconic Big Six attractions. The Big Six is made up of Cape Point, Groot Constantia, Kirstenbosch, Robben Island Museum, Table Mountain Aerial Cableway and the V&A Waterfront. These six spectacular Cape Town attractions are the city’s backbone. They represent the beautiful natural surrounds, rich history, diverse culture, and incredible cuisine and wine that make Cape Town a top destination for travellers the world over. Your trip will not be complete with a visit to each iconic location. Get to these all of these attractions (and more) in comfort and style on the City Sightseeing bus V&A Waterfront The V&A Waterfront is South Africa’s most-visited destination, and it attracts roughly 24 million visitors a year. There are five shopping districts where you’ll find everything from local designs to international brands, but there’s more to this destination than shopping. There are many coffee shops, restaurants, and bars, most with spectacular harbour views. Kids will love the Two Oceans Aquarium, the Scratch Patch, and the chance to ride the Cape Wheel, along with many other events and attractions to keep the little ones busy for days. There’s also the new Canal District, with its gorgeous city, harbour and mountain views. Here. You’ll find a range of water activities, from stand-up paddling to kayaking and swimming. There’s also Battery Park, where you can revel in the sunshine on a summer’s day. There are expansive lawns and landscaped indigenous gardens, interwoven with footpaths and benches. Website: Table Mountain One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Table Mountain is Cape Town’s centrepiece. If you are relatively fit and are feeling energetic, there are some amazing hikes to try. For those pressed for time, the Aerial Cableway offers a quick and convenient ascent. Cable cars depart from the cable station every 10 to 15 minutes and the journey up the mountain takes about five minutes. The cars rotate through 360 degrees during the trip, affording you spectacular views of the mountain below. Website: Robben Island Robben Island Is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and has come to symbolise the oppression of the Apartheid government. It was here that Nelson Mandela, alongside many other political prisoners, spent 18 years of his 27 years in prison. However, the island’s history predates the Apartheid regime. Over the centuries, it has acted as