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Favorite Vacations Asking Questions 9:30-9:40 Ice Breaker What was the best thing that happened this last week? What was the worst thing that happened this last week?

1 Favorite Vacations Asking Questions 9:30-9:40 Ice Breaker What was the best thing that happened this last week? What was the worst thing that happened this last week? 9:40 9:50 Preview Questions Can you identify the city and country in the picture? Have you ever been there? Would you like to visit this place? 9:50 10:10 Dialog Cathy and Joan are discussing vacations. Joan, did you take a vacation this summer? Yes, we went to a very romantic city the city of Ola in Santorini, Greece. It s the most romantic place I ve ever been. It s a city at the top of a steep slope with breathtaking views. All of the restaurants are built into the cliff. What s the most romantic place you ve ever visited? 1

2 That s easy Paris, France! What s the most important thing you ve learned from your travels? Be open-minded and try everything! That s good advice. What are some of your favorite cities? Austin, Texas; Beijing; Bogota, Colombia. Interesting. Where would you like to go that you have never been? That s hard to say there are so many places I d like to visit. I agree. What kind of research do you do before you go on a trip? I usually ask people who ve been there. What is your worst travel memory? Having my luggage lost in India. I had to wear Indian clothes for a week! 10:10 10:30 Discussion Questions Directions: In the time you are given, please answer some of the following questions. You won t have time to answer them all, so please choose the questions that interest you. 1. Did you and your family take a vacation this summer? If yes, describe your vacation. 2. What is the most romantic vacation place in your opinion? 3. What s the most important thing you ve learned from your travels? 4. What are some of your favorite cities? 5. Where would you like to go that you have never been? 6. What kind of research do you do before you go on a trip? 7. What is your worst travel memory? 8. What was the first trip you took as a child? 9. What are some of your favorite hotels? Restaurants? (anywhere in the world) 10. What s the best travel advice you ve ever received? 11. What s the most difficult thing about preparing to leave on a vacation? 12. What s the most difficult thing about traveling? 13. What s your favorite thing to do on vacation? 10:30 10:40 Grammar 2

3 Directions: Write at least 6 questions about vacations to ask the people at your table. Try to write questions that are not in the dialog or discussion questions. Use the present tense, the past tense, and the present perfect tense to ask your questions. Make sure to use the correct helping verb. Write 3 Yes/No questions Write 3 Information questions: what, where, who, when, why, how. After you write your questions, take turns asking each other your 5 questions. Your tutor will help you with the grammar and sentence structure. Yes/No Questions Information Questions :40 11:00 Introduction to God, Jesus John 1: Before anything else existed, there was Christ, with God. He has always been alive and is himself God. 3 He created everything there is nothing exists that he didn t make. 4 Eternal life is in him, and this life gives light to all mankind. 5 His life is the light that shines through the darkness and the darkness can never extinguish it. 6-7 God sent John the Baptist as a witness to the fact that Jesus Christ is the true Light. 8 John himself was not the Light; he was only a witness to identify it. 9 Later on, the one who is the true Light arrived to shine on everyone coming into the world. 10 But although he made the world, the world didn t recognize him when he came Even in his own land and among his own people, the Jews, he was not accepted. Only a few would welcome and receive him. But to all who received him, he gave the right to become children of God. All they needed to do was to trust him to save them. 13 All those who believe this are reborn! not a physical rebirth resulting from human passion or plan but from the will of God. 3

4 14 And Christ became a human being and lived here on earth among us and was full of loving forgiveness and truth. And some of us have seen his glory the glory of the only Son of the heavenly Father! The Word You May Not Know: Exist=to live; Jesus Christ=the Son of God; alive=not dead; create=to bring into being; eternal life=life that lasts always and forever; mankind: all human beings; darkness=so dark, one can t see anything; extinguish=to delete; John the Baptist = a man sent by God to introduce Jesus to us; witness=a person who sees and hears; identify=to find out what something is; recognize=to understand; Jews=people whose ancestors were from the story in the Bible; receive=to accept; trust=to believe; reborn=rebirth; forgiveness=free from guilt, blame, debt; truth=a thing that is real; glory=majesty, greatness; Son=Jesus Christ; heavenly Father=God *Evil (devil) is Satan who opposes God. He is an evil spirit who leads us to disobey what God teaches us in the Bible. *Sin (sinful nature) is fallen human nature. The Bible says that sin is in us and comes through Adam and Eve who were the first humans, the parents of mankind. They were tempted by Satan, ate some fruit which God had told them not to eat and disobeyed God in the Garden of Eden. (Genesis 3) Questions from John 1: Who is the Son of God? 2. What did God create through Jesus? (v. 3) 3. For what purpose was John sent by God? (v. 6-7) 4. What did people, who believed in Jesus, see? (v. 14) 5. You could name Jesus as the Light, Creator, Glory of God, Son of the Father from this story of the Bible. Which of the names of Jesus is especially significant for you? 6. Why do you think that Jesus became a human? (v. 14) 7. What does the Bible say will happen when people believe in Jesus? (v ) 8. What can Christ give to you through his fullness of grace and truth? (v. 14) 4

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