Unlock 1 -Listening 1 – Global Classmates – Interactive Activities

Unlock 1 Unit 1 Global classmates Quiz

Global Classmates is a fun and interactive activity that celebrates the diversity of our classroom! Meet Carlos, Koko, and Nehir as they share their cultures, backgrounds, and future dreams. Can you match each classmate to their goals and homeland? Test your knowledge of different countries, cultures, and international education paths while exploring the world through the stories of your Global Classmates.

Interactive Listening Activities: Student Introductions

Interactive Listening Activities

Student Introductions – Listening Comprehension Practice

Before You Begin

Listen to the audio track in your Listening and Speaking book.

📚 Unlock 1 – Unit 1, Listening Track 1.2

Activity 1: Discussion Questions

Discuss these questions with your partner or in small groups.

🗣️ Personal Introductions

Practice introducing yourself like the students in the audio. What information do you include when you introduce yourself?

🌍 Countries and Languages

The students are from Japan, Turkey, and Peru. What do you know about these countries? What languages are spoken there?

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Jobs

Discuss the different jobs mentioned: teacher, engineer, doctor, hotel manager. What do these people do? What jobs do your family members have?

🎓 University Plans

The students want to study English, Business, and Computer Science. Why do you think they chose these subjects? What do you want to study?

🏠 Family Businesses

Nehir’s family has a hotel. Do you know any families who have their own business? What kind of businesses do families usually run?

📍 Hometown Information

Carlos mentions Koko’s family is from Sapporo. Research: What is Sapporo famous for? Tell your partner about your hometown.

🎭 Role Play

Practice the introduction activity. Take turns introducing your classmates to the group, just like in the audio.

🌟 Age and Study

The students are 18 and 19 years old. At what age do people usually start university in your country? Compare with other countries.

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