Yr11 tourism-lesson 2-types of tourism-rev

What’s for starters … ?

Testing times … !

Task:• Attempt this

examination question.

• Be prepared to share your ideas with a partner.

• You have 3 minutes

What are the factors that have caused a growth in global tourism?

Debrief – reveal /

What is today’s lesson objective?

To understand what attracts tourists to holiday destinations

Students note in planners

What are the different types of holiday?

Students write title in exercise book / Discuss table above / Dist Heads & Tails ws

How will I achieve today’s lesson objective?

You must:• Be able to identify the different types of holiday

You should:• Be able to suggest what attracts tourists to

holiday destinationsYou could:

• Be able to complete annotated photographs showing the physical & human attractions for a variety of destinations

What are the different types of holiday?

Students number 1-8 on sheet / click to reveal & debrief

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How will I achieve today’s lesson objective?

You must:• Be able to identify the different types of holiday

You should:• Be able to suggest what attracts tourists to

holiday destinationsYou could:

• Be able to complete annotated photographs showing the physical & human attractions for a variety of destinations

What attracts tourists?

Physical attractions:• These are natural features that attract

tourists to an area. Human attractions:• These are things made by people to

attract tourists. For example, hotels, good infrastructure.

Students note / Add example as key to bs spider diagram from prev slide

What attracts tourists?

Students draw spider diagram / If needed, Click ‘attracts’ for clip of World tourist attractions (2.21 mins ) for ideas / debrief

How will I achieve today’s lesson objective?

You must:• Be able to identify the different types of holiday

You should:• Be able to suggest what attracts tourists to

holiday destinationsYou could:

• Be able to complete annotated photographs showing the physical & human attractions for a variety of destinations

Super-Duper Geog Skills: Photograph Interpretation

Examiner’s tip:• Photograph interpretation is regarded as

a relatively straightforward skill, though many students fail to do 2 things:

1) Spend time looking closely at the image2) Write annotations, which draws on their

knowledge & understanding to explain the detail they have identified

Discuss skill of photo interpretation / click on image to enlarge e.g.

What attracts tourists to holiday destinations?

Reveal & discuss type of holiday / physical & human attraction annotations + this type of question has come up in exams / Dist ws to work in pairs or groups

What attracts tourists to holiday destinations?

Students can use arrow heads on ws as prompts / reveal to debrief physical & human attractions / holiday type – package holiday

What attracts tourists to holiday destinations?

What attracts tourists to holiday destinations?

What attracts tourists to holiday destinations?

Students have no arrows on ws as prompts / click to reveal arrow heads if req’d

What attracts tourists to holiday destinations?

Students have no arrows on ws as prompts / click to reveal ans

Plenary

What are the different types of holiday?Task:

• Number 1 to 10 in the back of your exercise book

• Watch the following clips and write down:

a) What type of holiday is it?

b) What might be some of the physical / human attractions to these holiday destinations?

Read instructions / Click to start clip (6.45mins) – video gives ans; may want to debrief physical / human attractions

What was today’s lesson objective?

To understand what attracts tourists to holiday destinations

Students note in planners

How did I achieve today’s lesson objective?

You must:• Be able to identify the different types of holiday

You should:• Be able to suggest what attracts tourists to

holiday destinationsYou could:

• Be able to complete annotated photographs showing the physical & human attractions for a variety of destinations

Foggy?, Misty?, Clear?

You have only………..

Example: Annotated Photograph