By the end of this lesson you will: Be able to describe the physical and human characteristics of places around the British Isles. Be able to explain the reasons for your choice of route.

A sightseeing tour of Britain Every year millions of tourists come to Britain to see our many sights. If you were a tour guide where do you think tourists would like to go? You must: Plan your route onto an A4 map. Describe your itinerary. Explain your choice of route. Small boxes needed with small size font

Giants causeway Tourists will have an opportunity to see the natural granite pillars on the coast of Northern Ireland Cadbury World, Birmingham Tourists will have an opportunity to see how the famous Cadbury chocolate is created and learn more about Britain’s industry at Bourneville. An example of an annotated map Key: Travel by plane Travel by bus N

An example of your itinerary Day 1 Tourists will have the opportunity to visit the home of Beatrix Potter today. Beatrix Potter is a famous author in Britain who created books such as ‘The tale of Peter Rabbit’. Her house is in the Lake District which is one of the country’s national parks which has beautiful scenery which represents Britain’s countryside. She represents Britain’s literary heritage of famous authors. This attraction would appeal to my target audience of elderly people as they would be interested in books and National Trust properties. Also they can find out some interesting facts and enjoy the tea shop even if they can’t walk far.