Theme: Identity cards - possible introduction of identity cards in the UK
Lexical area: Personal details / language for presenting a fo/against argument
Cross curricular links: Social studies

In 2010, the UK government had a plan to introduce identity cards for all citizens. Reactions to the plan were mixed, and eventually the idea was abandoned. This lesson focuses on the use of identity cards. Students will learn vocabulary related to personal information, take part in a mingling activity about ID cards, read two case studies offering different opinions on the topic and then take part in a role play using these opinions. There is also a focus on pronunciation and an information gap speaking activity.
Aims:
• To learn vocabulary related to personal information
• To develop pronunciation skills
• To practise speaking skills
• To practise reading skills

Age group: 12- adult


Level: B1 / B2

Time: 60 – 90 minutes

Materials: Photography student worksheet, lesson plan and identity card activity sheet.

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