Free B1 (Intermediate) ESL lesson plan — 45 minutes of speaking activities, conversation questions and Conditionals: If I had more money grammar practice for online English classes. Student can discuss budget travel plans and use conditionals to talk about hypothetical financial situations.

B1⏱ 45 min

Backpacking Europe on a Budget

🎯 Goal: Student can discuss budget travel plans and use conditionals to talk about hypothetical financial situations

📐 Conditionals: If I had more money
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#budget travel#backpacking#Europe
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Backpacking Europe on a Budget
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Let's talk about travelling around Europe without spending too much. I'd love to hear your ideas!

“Have you ever travelled somewhere with only a little money? How did it go?”
“Would you rather stay in a cheap hostel with new people or a quiet hotel alone?”
“If a friend invited you on a spontaneous backpacking trip tomorrow, would you say yes?”
“What do you think is the best way to save money while travelling?”
“Which European city is your dream destination, and why does it attract you?”
Fresh topic questions — none repeat until you have seen them all
🎲 Speaking Activity 1
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Ranking Activity
Rank each list from most to least important for you. Then explain your choices out loud.
7 minutes
🗣️ “For me, the most important is... because...”
Rank these from most to least important when choosing accommodation:
🎲 Speaking Activity 2
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Find the Difference
Look at pictures A and B. Describe what you see and find the five differences with your teacher.
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🗣️ “In picture A ... but in picture B ...”
Picture A
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Picture B
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🕵️ Hunt first — 5 differences, no list. No pointing — describe. Each difference needs a full sentence with a comparative or "while / whereas".
🔎 Differences found
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🏁 FINAL CHALLENGE
Say which picture would come first in a story and why, then name one thing that is exactly the SAME in both.
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