Saturday, August 27, 2022

C1.2 Unit 3: Wildlife

Overall aims for the week

Greater range and flexibility in word and sentence formation.

Grammar focus:
Conditionals, participle clauses

Vocabulary/Pronunciation focus:
Describing behaviour, wildlife, lifestyles

Skills
Argumentation

Can-do statements/sub-aims
By the end of this week students will be able to…
Exchange opinions in genuinely difficult debates. Fluently discuss issues around wildlife in today's world.





Opening discussion


Image result for smiling reptile





How do the following words get used when talking about wildlife?















train













breed













reward











dropping












behaviour











threat











migrate











introduce











rare













monitor










habitat









variety











disappear











poach










obey










reserve











conserve










domestic











vet










trot











rights











master










Agree or disagree?












A native animal should have more rights than an introduced one.













Trees are intelligent.













We should reintroduce extinct megafauna to our environment.













Animals are innocent.











Vegans are fanatics.











Zoos suck.











Prehistoric hunter-gatherers were probably more intelligent than so-called civilised people.











Animals can be racist.












Animals can be left/right 'handed'.











Some animals can make and appreciate music.


















Some animals can and do dance.



















Dolphins singing










Which emotions / mental states are exclusively human?

guilt
anger
love
fear
humour
freedom
joy
boredom
thoughtfulness
rationality
depression
despair
hope
remorse
full of ideas
reflectiveness
resentment
anxiety
shame
jealousy
gratitude
insignificance
disapproving
awe-inspired


If it's not emotional or mental states that distinguish humans from other animals, what is it?











What are these grammar terms?












The third conditional












A participle clause











A relative pronoun













A mixed conditional











What's the opposite of...












human











exotic











humane













endangered

















cruel













release















the black market














lawful













domesticated













obedience
























Verbs - what do these ones mean?
















to ward off














to sanction










to range












to exploit












to meander












to quintuple












to graze









to give off










to mimic


Image result for smiling animal















What's the adjective of "reptile"?













What's the K-T boundary?













Is there such a thing as animal telepathy?













What does "re-wilding" mean?













What is the holocene extinction?













What's a trophic cascade?












 What's paleoecology?











What's the Gaia Hypothesis?
































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