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A B1–B2 vocabulary lesson pack about journeys, challenges, discovery and personal growth through reading, speaking and writing.
Learning focus, materials and a suggested teaching sequence.
Students practise adventure vocabulary through matching, contextual reading, gap-fills, comprehension, communicative situations, discussion and creative writing.
The pack includes three main texts, a four-opinion reading block, speaking situations, perspectives on adventure, discussion questions and writing prompts.
Because of the amount of material, the complete pack is suitable for approximately 3–4 lesson sessions.
Twenty core adventure words and expressions used throughout the pack.
Match each word or expression with the correct definition.
Three contextual texts with progressively varied practice.
John loved adventures. He always wanted to explore new places and try new things. One day, he decided to take a trip to the mountains. He set off early in the morning with his backpack and hiking boots. The journey was long and challenging, but John was excited to discover what lay ahead.
As he climbed higher and higher, the air became colder and thinner. But John was brave and determined to make progress. He navigated his way through narrow paths and rocky terrain, sometimes taking the path less traveled and venturing off the beaten path.
Finally, after many hours of hiking, John reached his destination — the top of the mountain! He felt a rush of excitement and adrenalinee as he looked out at the breathtaking view. He had never seen anything like it before.
John's exploration didn't end there. He continued to hike and discover new places, even finding a hidden waterfall. It was an experience he would never forget.
Complete the reconstructed text with words from the original.
John loved adventures. He always wanted to 1 new places and try new things. One day, he decided 2 to the mountains. He set off early in the morning with his 3 and hiking boots. The 4 was long and challenging, but John was excited to 5 what lay ahead.
As he 6 higher and higher, the air became colder and thinner. But John was 7 and determined to 8. He 9 his way through narrow paths and rocky terrain, sometimes taking the path less 10 and venturing 11.
Finally, after many hours of 12, John reached his 13 — the top of the mountain! He felt a rush of 14 and 15 as he looked out at the 16 view.
John's 17 didn't end there. He continued to 18 and 19 new places, even finding a hidden waterfall. It was an 20 he would never forget.
Read carefully and choose A, B, C or D.
Answer in complete sentences where possible.
Going on an adventure is a great way to experience excitement and make progress in your life. Whether you decide to take a trip to a new destination or explore off the beaten path, there are many ways to have an adventure.
To set off on a journey, you need to be brave and ready for a challenge. You may need to navigate through unfamiliar territory or climb mountains to reach your destination. But the adrenalinee rush you feel when you finally discover something new makes it all worth it.
Hiking is a popular way to explore nature and discover new things. It can be a challenging experience, but also very rewarding. When you hike, you can enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery while making progress towards your goal.
Exploring a new city or country can also be an adventure. You can discover new cultures and try new foods while traveling. It's important to be open-minded and willing to try new things when you travel.
In conclusion, going on an adventure can be an exciting and fulfilling experience. Whether you choose to hike, travel or navigate through new challenges, there are many ways to make progress and discover new things. So, don't be afraid to take a chance and set off on your own journey of exploration!
Reconstruct the text using vocabulary from the original.
Going on an adventure is a great way to 1 2 and 3 in your life. Whether you decide 4 to a new 5 or explore 6, there are many ways to have an adventure.
7 on a 8, you need to be 9 and ready for a 10. You may need to 11 through unfamiliar territory or 12 mountains to reach your 13. But the 14 rush you feel when you finally 15 something new makes it all worth it.
Hiking is a 16 way to explore nature and 17 new things. It can be a challenging 18, but also very rewarding. When you 19, you can enjoy the fresh air and beautiful 20 while making progress towards your 21.
Exploring a new city or country can also be an adventure. You can 22 new 23 and try new foods while traveling. It's important to be 24 and willing to try new things when you 25.
In conclusion, going on an adventure can be an exciting and fulfilling 26. Whether you choose 27, travel or navigate through new challenges, there are many ways to 28 and 29 new things. So, don't be afraid to take a chance and set off on your own 30 of 31!
Choose the option that best matches the text.
Use the text to support your answers.
Kate: I'm so excited! We're finally going on our hiking adventure tomorrow!
Tom: Me too! I can't wait to see all the beautiful scenery and make progress towards our goal.
Kate: It's going to be challenging, but we'll feel such a sense of accomplishment when we reach the summit.
Tom: That's true. But I have to admit, I'm a bit nervous about navigating through unfamiliar territory.
Kate: Don't worry, we've got our maps and compasses. And we'll take it slow and steady.
Tom: You're right. I forgot how important it is to be prepared for an adventure like this.
Kate: Exactly. And I think it's great that we're stepping out of our comfort zones and trying something new.
Tom: Yes, it's definitely a way to make progress in life and experience some excitement.
Kate: Absolutely. And who knows? Maybe this will inspire us to go on more adventures in the future.
Tom: I hope so. Adventure really is the spice of life!
Kate: Couldn't agree more. Let's get some rest now, so we can embark on our exciting journey tomorrow!
Complete the dialogue with words from the original text.
Kate: I'm so 1! We're finally going on our 2 adventure tomorrow!
Tom: Me too! I can't wait to see all the beautiful 3 and make progress towards our 4.
Kate: It's going to be 5, but we'll feel such a sense of 6 when we reach the summit.
Tom: That's true. But I have to admit, I'm a bit nervous about 7 through unfamiliar territory.
Kate: Don't worry, we've got our maps and compasses. And we'll take it slow and 8.
Tom: You're right. I forgot how important it is to be 9 for an adventure like this.
Kate: Exactly. And I think it's great that we're stepping out of our 10 and trying something new.
Tom: Yes, it's definitely a way to make progress in life and 11 some 12.
Kate: 13. And who knows? Maybe this will inspire us to go on more adventures in the future.
Tom: I hope so. Adventure really is the 14 of life!
Kate: Couldn't agree more. Let's get some rest now, so we can embark on our exciting journey tomorrow!
Choose A, B, C or D.
Short dialogue pairs for oral practice and vocabulary recycling.
Emma: “I'm so excited to go on a hike tomorrow!”
Sophie: “Me too! What trail are we taking?”
Jack: “I love hiking, especially when the scenery is beautiful.”
Liam: “Yeah, it's always a great way to connect with nature.”
Mia: “My goal is to climb to the top of the mountain.”
Noah: “That sounds like a challenging but rewarding feat.”
Ava: “I feel a sense of accomplishment every time I finish a hike.”
Ethan: “Definitely, it's such a great feeling.”
Olivia: “Do you have experience navigating trails?”
Lucas: “Yes, I've been hiking for years and I'm pretty familiar with different routes.”
Aiden: “We need to take a steady pace if we want to make it to the top.”
Isabella: “Right, we don't want to exhaust ourselves too early.”
Grace: “I'm always prepared with snacks and water when I go hiking.”
Ben: “That's smart, it's important to have supplies on hand.”
William: “Sometimes it's good to step out of our comfort zones and try new things.”
Emily: “Absolutely, it can lead to new experiences and discoveries.”
Ella: “I'm so excited to discover new trails and see new scenery.”
Jacob: “Me too, it's always an adventure.”
Chloe: “I absolutely love hiking, it's one of my favorite things to do.”
Daniel: “Same here, there's nothing quite like being out in nature.”
Leah: “I love to discover new trails and see what each one has to offer.”
Michael: “Yeah, it's always exciting to see different landscapes and views.”
Sophia: “I like to experiment with different hiking gear to see what works best.”
Connor: “That's a good idea, it's important to have reliable equipment.”
Lily: “My ultimate goal is to summit Mount Everest one day.”
Ryan: “Wow, that's an ambitious goal. I'm sure you can do it with enough training and preparation.”
Nathan: “What's your goal for hiking today?”
Avery: “My goal is to make it to the destination and back in one piece.”
Opinions, advantages and disadvantages, facts and quotations.
“I absolutely love adventure! There's nothing like the rush of adrenalinee when you're doing something daring. Last summer, I went on a backpacking trip in the mountains and it was incredible. We had to climb up a steep, rocky path to get to the summit, but the view was worth it.”
“I'm not really into adventure. I prefer more laid-back activities like watching movies or reading books. I tried bungee jumping once and it was terrifying. I'll stick to my cozy couch, thank you very much.”
“I don't know if I like adventure or not. Part of me wants to try new things and take risks, but another part of me is scared of getting hurt. I'm still trying to decide if skydiving is something I want to do. It looks exciting, but also very dangerous.”
“Adventure is everything to me. I live for the thrill of it! I remember going whitewater rafting a few years back and it was the most amazing experience of my life. There was so much excitement and laughter and pure joy. I can't wait to find my next adventure!”
“Adventure is worthwhile in itself.”
— Amelia Earhart
“The biggest adventure you can ever take is to live the life of your dreams.”
— Oprah Winfrey
“Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.”
— Helen Keller
“Adventure is not outside man; it is within.”
— George Eliot
“Adventure is a path. Real adventure — self-determined, self-motivated, often risky — forces you to have firsthand encounters with the world.”
— Mark Jenkins
Two levels of speaking prompts for flexible classroom use.
Personal and general essay prompts from accessible to more demanding.
Answers for the matching, gap-fill and comprehension tasks.
1–20:
g, r, n, f, j, o, i, t, m, e, s, a, b, p, q, l, d, h, c, k
B, C, A, D, B, C, A, D, B, C
B, C, A, D, B, C, A, D, B, C
B, A, C, A, C, A, C, C, C, A