This ESL lesson which features vocabulary for giving directions starts with a warm-up. Students say one thing people like and one thing they dislike about shopping centres. Afterwards, they unscramble names of different places and things they might find at the shopping centre (e.g. escalator, minigolf, bowling alley, etc.). Students also use pictures to help them. Then, they read statements about different parts of a shopping centre and match them with their names from the previous task. Next, students complete sentences about a shopping centre they know (e.g. There are shops like…, Apart from shops, there is…, etc.) using the target vocabulary from the lesson and their own ideas. Following that, they watch the first part of a video about West Edmonton Mall in Canada and choose the sentence that is correct according to the video. After that, students watch the second part of the video and tick parts of the mall that the speaker mentions.