International English Village
Erhlin, ChanghuaCounty
MIDDLE Level - Elementary School
INDEX
AIRPORT：Tourist Information Center
AIRPORT：Bank
AIRPORT：Airline Check-in
AIRPORT：Security H.Q.
AIRPORT：World Map + Culture
AIRPORT：Inside an Aircraft
AIRPORT：Arrivals + Shopping
Glossary of Terms......
AIRPORT： TouristInformationCenter
- Dialogue：
Conversation 1: Welcome
( A: Information Officer; B, C, D: Passengers )
A: Welcome to InternationalEnglishVillage in Erhlin!
B: Can you help us plan our trips?
A: Where would you like to travel in the future?
B: I want to go toJapan. ( Australia, … )
C: I want to visitthe city of Rome. ( Paris, … )
D: I’d like to see Angkor Wat. ( the Pyramids or ….. )
A: Well, we have some maps for you.
C: We need some tourist information, too.
A: Yes, I can advise you.
D: Can you tell us what to see in Australia?
A: I’m not an expert on Australia.
I advise you to search the internet.
( FEEDBACK: Other students ask questions about
tourist sites, the weather or countries elsewhere. )
Conversation 2: Time Guessing Game
( A: Information Officer; B, C, D: Passengers )
A: We all know there are time differences between cities
in the world. Now, let’s play a Guessing Game to tell
the time in other parts of the world.
B: Wow! I’d like to play that game!
C: Let’s play right now! I’m so excited.
D: I want to be the Champion!
A: O.K. Settle down everyone! Here is thequestion.
What time is it in Tokyo?
B: It’s ______in Tokyo.
A: That’s correct. You will get 3 points for that.
A: What time is it in New York now?
(London / Paris / Rome/ Moscow, …)
C: Let me try, please. The answer is ______.
A: Well done. You are doing good!
Does anyone want to be the Leader and ask about
other cities in the world? ( pause )
( Students take turns asking questions about the
time in different places in the world. )
C. Fortune Cookies Game (optional)
How to play the game: (Prepare in advance)
1. Each student takes a small piece of paper and
writes a short, simple message on it, such as:
“You will go to the Pyramids.”
“You will meet a famous movie star.”
“You will get a bicycle for your birthday.”
2. Students fold the paper to keep the message secret.
Put the papers in a box and shake them well.
3. Pass the box around for each student to take a
paper and read it to the class.
4. Students should say: “A-E-I-O-U”, what will
my fortune be?” and then read their messages.
AIRPORT： Bank
A. Dialogue：
Conversation 1：Opening an Account
（ A: Bank Clerk; B: Passenger ）
A: How may I help you?
B: Iwould like to open a bank account.
A: May I have 2 pieces of photo I.D., please?
B: My name is Peter Lee and here is my I.D.
A: I also need your signature.
B: Sure. Will it take a long time? I’m in a hurry.
A: It will take about 10 minutes.
Now, please fill out this application form and
come back when I call your number.
B: Do I really need to fill out the three forms?
A: Yes, you have to.
B: O.K. That’s fine. I’ll fill them out and wait.
A: Thanks for your cooperation.
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Conversation2: Exchanging Money
（A: Bank Clerk; B: Passenger）
A: Nice to see you, sir. What can I do for you?
B: I would like to change $ 1 million NT into U.S. dollars.
A: May I have your passport and 2 pieces of photo I.D.?
B: Sure. What is the exchange rate now?
A: The exchange rate for today is $33NT for $1U.S.
B: That is a very good rate. Here is my money.
A: For $ 1 million NT, I am giving you $ 30,303 U.S.
( thirty thousand, three hundred and three U.S. dollars )
B: Thank you for your assistance.
B. Number Rhyme:
One is for sorrow,
Two is for joy,
Three is for a girl,
Four is for a boy,
Five is for silver,
Six is for gold,
Seven is for a secret never to be told.
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AIRPORT：Airline Check-in
- Dialogue：
Conversation 1: Booking a Flight
(A: Airline Clerk; B: Passenger)
A: Welcome to Erhlin Airlines. Can I help you?
B: I want to purchase a ticket for a flight.
A: When are you leaving and where are you going?
B: I want to go toLas Vegas on June 30.
A: May I have your passport, please?
B: Here is my passport.
A: Well, your flight will be departing for Las Vegas at 1 P.M.
on June 30. Here is your ticket and passport.
That comes to $12,000 NT. How are you paying?
B: I’ll pay by cash. Here you go.
A: That’s good. Thank you and have a nice trip.
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Conversation 2: Checking-in at the Airline Counter
( A: Airline Clerk; B: Passenger )
A: Good day, sir.
B: I would like to check in.
A: May I have your ticket and passport, please?
B: Here you are.
A: Where are you going today?
B: I’m going to New York.
A: Is this your first time to New York?
B: I have been there several times already. My sister lives there.
A: How many bags are you checking in ?
B: I’d like to check in two bags. I’m going to take the
small one on board with me.
A: Please put the two bags on the scale.
Here is your boarding pass and luggage receipt.
B: What boarding gate do I go to?
A: Gate 15, sir.
B: Thanks very much.
B. Song： “Leaving on a Jet Plane” (optional)
( as sung by Peter, Paul & Mary; or John Denver )
( Check You Tube for pictures & music )
All my bags are packed, I’m ready to go.
I’m standing here outside your door.
I hate to wake you up to say goodbye,
But the dawn is breaking. It’s early morning.
The taxi’s waiting, he’s blowing his horn.
Already I’m so lonesome I could cry.
Chorus: (Repeat it later)
So kiss me and smile for me.
Tell me that you’ll never let me go.
I’m leaving on a jet plane.
I don’t know when I’ll be back again.
Oh, babe, I hate to go.
There’s so many times I’ve let you down.
So many times I’ve played around.
I tell you now, they don’t mean a thing.
Every place I go, I think of you.
When I come back, I’ll wear your wedding ring.
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AIRPORT：Security H.Q.
- Dialogue：
Conversation 1:
(A: Security Crew; B: Passenger)
A: May I see your passport and boarding pass, please?
B: Oh. It’s my first time tofly overseas. I’m nervous.
A: Are you traveling by yourself?
B: Yes, I want to travel the world by myself.
A: Well, you’ll be fine. Don’t worry.
Do you have any carry-on baggage with you?
B: Yes, one carry-on bag.
A: Fine, that’s all. Have a nice trip.
B: Thanks a lot. Nice to meet you.
A: Goodbye and good luck in your travels.
Conversation 2:
(A: Security Officer; B: Passenger)
A: Sir, please remove anything metal from your pockets.
B: Do I need to take off my watch?
A: Yes, sir. Now walk through the metal detector.
B: Where do Iplace my items?
A: Just place them on thetray beside you. That’s right.
( They hear a beeping sound. )
A: Please step over here and spread out your arms.
( The Security Officer uses a portable metal detector to
check the passenger again. )
B: Could it be my coins making the detector go off?
A: Please remove them from your pocket.
B: Now, there are no more metal objects on me.
A: That’s it, sir. You are all clear to go. Have a nice day.
B. Tongue Twister:
“A big black bug bled black blood.”
AIRPORT：World Map + Culture
A. Dialogue:
Conversation 1: GeographyGuessing Game
( A: Teacher; B: Student )
A: What country is this?
B: It is Greece.
A: Where is Paris?
B: It is in France.
A: Whereare the Pyramids?
B: They are in Egypt.
A: Where is LondonBridge?
B: It’s in England.
(Repeat the game again, but change the names
of the cities, countries and tourist sites.)
Conversation 2: Language Guessing Game
( A: Teacher ; B + C: Students )
A: What language do they speak in England?
B: They speak English.
A: What language do they speak in Spain?
C: They speak Spanish.
A: What language do they speak in ______?
(Repeat the same question, but use different countries.)
C. The Vowel Song – Funky Phonics
We are special letters; we’re called vowels.
Let’s call out our names; let’s call out our names!
We are special letters; we’re called vowels.
Let’s call out our names; let’s call out our names!
Chorus:
A, E, I, O and U. A, E, I, O and U.
A, E, I, O and U; and sometimes Y ( repeat ).
AIRPORT： Inside an Aircraft
A. Dialogue:
Conversation 1: Getting Ready
(A: Flight Attendant; B: Passengers ; C: Captain )
A: Please return to your seat.
B: Excuse me. Where can I put my bag?
A: You can place it in the compartment above you.
B: Would you give me a hand, please?
A: Is it too heavy?
B: Yes, thanks for your help. Are we going to take off?
A: Yes. Please sit down.
C: This is your captain speaking. The weather is sunny.
We are about to depart for Tokyo. For your safety,
fasten your seat belt, please.
B: I had better fasten my seat belt now. I’m nervous.
A: Don’t worry. The pilot is an expert.
Conversation 2: Food Service on the Plane
(A: Flight Attendant; B: Passenger)
A: We have a hot meal ready for everyone.
B: What sort of meal is it?
A: You can choose a complete meal with beef or fish.
B: I want the fish meal, please.
A: And what do you want to drink?
B: What do you have?
A: We have tea, coffee, juice and water.
B: I want a bottle ofmineral water, please.
A: Do you want a snack, too?
B: What kind of snacks do you have?
A: We have chocolate, chips and peanuts.
B: Wonderful. I want some chocolate, please.
A: Here you are. Enjoy.
Listening Activity: (optional)
We have prepared a travel show for you.
Please give us your feedback.
C. Song： “Don’t Worry Baby” (optional)
( as sung by The Beach Boys )
Well it’s been building up inside of me
For oh I don’t know how long
I don’t know why; but I keep thinking
Something’s bound to go wrong.
But she looks in my eyes and makes me realize.
Chorus:
And she says: Don’t worry baby;
Don’t worry baby. Don’t worry baby;
Everything will turn out alright. Don’t worry baby;
Don’t worry baby; Don’t worry baby.
I guess I should’ve kept my mouth shut
When I started to brag about my car.
But Ican’t back down now
I pushed the other guys too far.
She makes me come alive
And makes me wanna drive.
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AIRPORT： Arrivals + Shopping
- Dialogue：
Conversation 1: Immigration Check
(A: Immigration Officer; B: Passenger)
A: May I see your passport and arrival card, please?
B: Here they are.
A: Why are you coming to England?
B: I am here to visit my friend in London.
A: How long will you stay?
B: I will stay for two months.
A: I see. Do you have enough moneywith you?
B: I have $ 5,000 U.S. in traveller’s cheques.
A: Do you have anything that needs to be declared?
B; No, I don’t think so.
A: Here is your passport. You may pass.
Have a good time in London.
B: Thanks a lot.
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Conversation 2: Shopping at the Duty Free Shop
(A: Costumer; B: Clerk)
A: Where is the body lotion?
B: Over here. I’ll show you. Follow me.
A: I see it now. Thanks.
B: Anything else for you or your family?
A: No, that’s all. How much is it?
B: It costs $ 5U.S.
A: How much Taiwan money is that?
B: About $ 175 NT, Miss.
A: I’ll take 2, please.
B: All right. That will be $ 350 NT or $ 10U.S.
A: Here is $ 500 NT.
B: Your change is $ 150 NT. Thank you for shopping
at the Duty Free Shop.
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Conversation 3: Shopping Around
( A: Shopper; B: Clerk )
A: Do you have any drinks? ( eg. hats, pens, etc.)
B: Yes, we do. How many do you want?
A: I need 10 drinks, please.
B: Here they are. That comes to $150 NT.
A: Here is the money.
B: Have a nice day. Bye, bye.
A: Wait, I forgot something. Do you have any sugar?
( eg. rice, paper, soup etc.)
B: Yes, we do.
A: How much is it?
B: It costs $200 NT for one bag of sugar.
A: How big is the bag?
B: It’s a 2kg bag.
A: I will return for it later. Thank you.
B. Count vs. Non-count Nouns:
(a) Count nouns: hats, pens, eggs, socks, etc.
(b) Non-count nouns:
(1) Singular: 1 bag of sugar/ rice
1 box of salt/ paper
1 tin of soup
(2) Plural: 5 bags of sugar
3 boxes of salt
4 tins of soup
C. Tongue Twister:
She sells seashells by the seashore.
D. MTR Song: (on You Tube) (optional)
Travel Around Hong Kong in 2 Minutes
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Glossary of Terms
TouristInformationCenter
English / KK / Chinese / Part of Speechtravel / [] / 旅行 / (n.)
future / [] / 未來 / (n.)
Japan / [] / 日本 / (n.)
Australia / [] / 澳洲 / (n.)
visit / [] / 參觀、拜訪 / (v.)
Rome / [] / 羅馬 / (n.)
Angkor Wat / [][] / 吳哥窟 / (n.)
pyramid / [] / 金字塔 / (n.)
tourist information / []
[] / 旅客服務中心 / (n.)
advise / [] / 建議 / (v.)
expert / [] / 專家 / (n.)
wow / [] / 哇！噢！ / (int.)
excited / [] / 興奮的 / (adj.)
question / [] / 問題 / (n.)
Tokyo / [] / 東京 / (n.)
New York / [][] / 紐約 / (n.)
correct / [] / 正確的 / (adj.)
answer / [] / 答案 / (n.)
leader / [] / 領袖 / (n.)
time difference / 時差
Bank
English / KK / Chinese / Part of Speechsignature / [] / 簽名 / (n.)
application / [] / 申請書 / (n.)
cooperation / [] / 合作 / (n.)
change / [] / 零錢 / (n.)
million / [] / 百萬元 / (n.)
into / [] / 到…裡 / (prep.)
assistance / [] / 幫助 / (n.)
bank account / 銀行帳戶
exchange rate / 外匯率
Airline Check-in
English / KK / Chinese / Part of Speechpurchase / [] / 購買 / (v.)
leave / [] / 離開 / (v.)
Las Vegas / 拉斯維加斯 / (n.)
depart / [] / 出發 / (v.)
pay / [] / 支付 / (v.)
cash / [] / 現金 / (n.)
several / [] / 數個 / (adj.)
boarding pass / 登機證
luggage receipt / 行李收據
Security H.Q.
English / KK / Chinese / Part of Speechnervous / [] / 緊張不安的 / (adj.)
pocket / [] / 口袋 / (n.)
tray / [] / 托盤 / (n.)
coin / [] / 硬幣 / (n.)
metal / [] / 金屬 / (n.)
remove / [] / 移動、搬開 / (v.)
carry-on baggage / 隨身行李
metal detector / 金屬探測器
metal object / 金屬物品
World Map + Culture
English / KK / Chinese / Part of SpeechGreece / [] / 希臘 / (n.)
Paris / [] / 巴黎 / (n.)
France / [] / 法國 / (n.)
pyramid / [] / 金字塔 / (n.)
Egypt / [] / 埃及 / (n.)
England / [] / 英國 / (n.)
English / [] / 英文、英國人 / (n.)
Spanish / [] / 西班牙文 / (n.)
LondonBridge / 倫敦橋
Inside an Aircraft
English / KK / Chinese / Part of Speechcompartment / [] / 隔間 / (n.)
heavy / [] / 重的 / (adj.)
chocolate / [] / 巧克力 / (n.)
chip / [] / 洋芋片 / (n.)
peanut / [] / 花生 / (n.)
wonderful / [] / 極好的 / (adj.)
complete meal / 餐點
mineral water / 礦泉水
Arrivals + Shopping
English / KK / Chinese / Part of Speechvisit / [] / 參觀 / (v.)
shopping / [] / 購物 / (n.)
drink / [] / 飲料 / (n.)
forgot / [] / 忘記 / (v.)
sugar / [] / 糖 / (n.)
Kg=kilogram / [] / 公斤 / (n.)
return / [] / 返回 / (v.)
Expressions
TouristInformationCenter
English / Chineseplan our trip / 規劃旅程
search the internet / 上網查詢
right now / 現在
settle down / 安頓下來
Bank
English / Chinesewould like to / 想要
In a hurry / 趕時間
fill out / 填寫
Do I really need to / 我真的需要….
Airline Check-in
English / Chineseon board / 登機
Security H.Q.
English / Chinesefly overseas / 出國
place my items / 放置我的物品
spread out / 攤開
Inside an Aircraft
English / Chinesefor your safety / 為了您的安全
fasten my seat belt / 繫好我的安全帶
Don’t worry / 不用擔心
a bottle of / 一瓶
Arrivals + Shopping
English / Chineseenough money / 足夠金錢
Traveller’s cheque / 旅行支票
need to be declared / 需要報關
forgot something / 忘記某事
one bag of sugar / 一包糖
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