1. Watch the
video.
Ask them to watch
and listen to the video carefully. Play the video based on this
topic. Explain any unknown words. Allow the pupils some time to
complete the activity and watch the video two times if it`s
necessary. After watching the video pupils have to fill the table.
The first line – The main idea; the second line- detail #1,
detail#2, etc. Have a class discussion about what this video is
about, what they understand after watching it and what value does
this video teach. (other topics to discuss: what does environment
and pollution mean, what it causes and ways to save our planet,
human-nature interaction.) Check their
answers.
Answer
key
The main
idea: To protect natural world and
look after the environment.
Detail: Humans need to interact with
the environment to obtain our food, water, fuel, medicines,
building materials and many other
things.
2. Listen and
repeat. Then complete the sentences with the words in
bold.
Do a vocabulary work
with pupils. Revise and memorize new words.
Read aloud the example and
explain the individual activity. The pupils read the sentences and
complete them using the words in bold. Check their
answer.
Answer
key
1 Human and
the environment are closely linked
together.
2 Environmental
problems make damaging changes.
3 Turn
off the lights when you are not
using it.
4 Replace plastic
bags with reusable
bags.
5 It takes plastic
bags years to decompose.
7 Recycle the different types of
wastes.
8 To
avoid wasting water make sure taps are
turned off.
9 Pick
up the litter every time and
don’t throw it
around.
10 Respect
and look
after the animals, flowers and trees
around you.
3. Divide into
the groups and play the role-playing
game.
Divide pupils into
three groups. Pupils take random puzzle pieces and whoever gets a
piece of the same puzzle become a team. Each team gather and put
the puzzles together. Then the pupils look at the pictures they get
and create a story. According to that story each pupil act out the
certain character and play the role-playing game. Allow the pupils
some time to prepare and complete the activity. Go around the
classroom providing any necessary help. When all the teams are
ready, ask the pupils to listen carefully the other groups. Ask the
teams to come to the front of the classroom and act out their role.
If you wish, write the following questions they should uncover in
their story on the board so the pupils can refer to it while they
are completing the activity. The pupils should uncover these
questions: what the problem is in the picture, what is the effect
of this and how we can solve
it.
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