Hi, hi, hi!
I hope that you are doing great and that you are all well rested for some extra activities for our today’s lesson which we have seen is “Tips for having a good flight”. Without waiting any longer, let us begin!
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Making the most of the travel time
1. Have snacks and drinks. After getting through security, you can go to the restaurants and shops in your terminal to buy drinks. You can also pack approved snacks in your carry-on to avoid buying them from vendors in the terminal.
- Being prepared with snacks and drinks will help tide you over until you get to your destination, because although flights still do beverage service, many short haul flights no longer offer food or snacks. When they do offer meals, you normally have to pay for them.
- An alternative is to eat at one of the airport restaurants. These are usually overpriced, but if you have a long time to wait or will have a long time before you can get your next meal, it is a good idea to eat at a restaurant.
2. Use your technology sparingly. It can be hard to find places to charge your technology in airports. Many other people are trying to do the same thing, so finding power outlets is tricky.
- Once you are on your plane, you will be asked to power off your electronic devices or put them in Airplane Mode. Be sure to do this to avoid interference with airline signals. Remember that you cannot access any apps that require cellular data or Wi-Fi when your smartphone or other device is in Airplane Mode.
- Many airlines now offer Wi-Fi on flights, but it is almost always for a fee. Determine whether it is worth the money to access Wi-Fi on the flight. For example, if you are taking a business trip and have work to do while you travel, it will likely be worthwhile. If your trip is for pleasure, though, and you have no real need for using Wi-Fi other than entertainment, it might not be worth the price.
3. Take books or other forms of entertainment. To pass time on layovers and during travel, bring books, crossword puzzles, word searches, or other types of entertainment. You can read by yourself, read to one of your travel companions, or work on the puzzles with travel companions.
4. Take a nap. Either while you are traveling or while you wait in the airport for your flight, you can take a nap. Airports and airplanes are not the most comfortable places to sleep, but if you have an extremely early flight, overnight flight, or long travel day, it is a great time to get some rest.
5. Watch a movie or TV show. Once your plane has reached a certain altitude, your flight attendants will announce that approved electronic devices can be used. If you would like to use your technology, you can watch a movie or a TV show to pass the time.
Some airplanes have small TV screens in the backs of the headrests, so you can watch what is on those TVs. Keep in mind that you usually have to pay extra to access more desirable channels, instead of watching their infomercial channels or a map of your travel.
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- Sound: /r/ - How to recognize the sound in the word: r, rr, wr, rh - Example words: run, carrot, wrench, rhyme
- Sound: /l/ - How to recognize sound in the word: l, ll - Example words: live, well
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Don’t forget to practice, have a lot of fun, take care and of course, see you all tomorrow for the new lesson!
Best regards,
your teacher Stevan! <3
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