Directions: Christmas

Santa forgot the way to your house.

You were very nice this year and you hope that Santa is going to have many presents for you.

But there is a problem: Santa has lost both his map and his mobile phone so he is not going to find the way to your house. Help him!

Collect a list of places in a town or city:

Use your book on page 46 to collect some ideas.
You need more ideas? Look at page 142

What different ways of saying street are there in English?

Look at the map on page 46-47 and write them down.

Now draw a map of your neighbourhood.

Include at least eight streets with names in the map.
Include at least 10 different places in the map.
One place has to be your home
One place has to be a shop.
One place has to be the train station.
You need help? Look at the maps in your book and in your exercise part

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As Santa's reindeers are on holidays (they want to celebrate their Christmas Holidays with their families) Santa hast to take the train.

Draw the way from your house to the train station
Now describe the way from the train station to your home. Santa wants to get fit and walk a lot. Write at least eight sentences.
Start like This:
Dear Santa,

Toda is not Santa's day. He also forgot your present on his desk in his workshop at the North Pole! On his way to your home, he has to stop in a shop to get something for you.

Write a dialogue between Santa (customer) and the shop assistant.
Write at least ten sentences. Do you need help with your dialogue? Look at Skills File 15 on page 153. You can also use the following phrases:

Sentences for a customer:

Excuse me, please.

Do you have...

How much is/are...?

That's too expensive.

That's OK/good.

I'd like..., please.

Have you got...?

Can I have...?

Here you are.

Thank you.

Sentences for a shop assistant:

What can I do for you?

Can I help you?

It's / They are...

It isn't expensive.

Is that everything then?

OK. That's £..., please.

Here's your change. £...