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Lost in the City: A Digital Navigation Mission

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This lesson uses a digital town map to create a contextual and interactive learning experience. Instead of memorizing prepositions and direction expressions in isolation, students are placed in a simulated real-life situation where students act as tourists who must navigate through a city to find various public places.

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Lost in the City: A Digital Navigation MissionOnline version

This lesson uses a digital town map to create a contextual and interactive learning experience. Instead of memorizing prepositions and direction expressions in isolation, students are placed in a simulated real-life situation where students act as tourists who must navigate through a city to find various public places.

by Azzahra Zarly
1 Find This Place!
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2 Find This Place!
3 Find This Place! 4 Find This Place! 5 Find This Place! 6 Find This Place! 7 Find This Place! 8 Find This Place! 9 Find This Place!

Explanation

LIBRARY In front of’ means facing something from the front side. The library is located directly in front of the post office.

TOY SHOP Between' means in the middle of two things. The Toy Shop has a shop on its left and its right side.

BANK Opposite’ means across the street facing another place. The bank is directly across from the hospital.

BEN'S HOUSE Next to’ indicates a position directly beside another place. The ben’ house is right beside Jim's house.

PARK In the middle of’ means the central position within an area. The trees represent the center of the park

SPORT CENTRE At the end of the street’ means the place is located at the final point of a road. The sports centre is positioned at the end of Green Street.

MARKET On your left’ means the place is located on the left side as you move forward. The market is on the left side of Market Street when coming from the cinema

POST OFFICE We use 'at' to describe a specific point, such as a corner or an exact location. Since the Post Office sits right where two streets meet, it is located at the corner.

CAMERA SHOP We use 'on' when referring to a street or road. Because this shop is situated along the line of the street, we say it is on High Street.

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