• Protecting animals
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    Learning Objectives
    • The students learn how they can help and protect animals.
    • In the project stage, they make a poster about protecting 
    animals and display them in the classroom.
    Vocabulary
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    BACKGROUND INFORMATION
    There are over 3,000 endangered species of animals in the 
    world, which means unless we do something to protect 
    them, they will disappear from the planet. Animals which 
    are already extinct include the Dodo, the Javan and Bali 
    Tiger and the Elephant Bird. Other species such as the 
    Northern White Rhinoceros only exist in conservation 
    areas; they’re extinct in their natural habitat. Species 
    may become endangered due to global warming and 
    climate change, destruction of their natural habitat, 
    hunting or lack of food. The IUCN (International Union 
    for Conservation of Nature) classifies endangered species 
    into five categories: critically endangered, endangered, 
    vulnerable, near threatened and least concern.
    WARMER
    Read out a list of endangered animals (e.g. Giant Panda, 
    Bengal Tiger, Snow Leopard, African Penguin, Javan 
    Rhino, etc.) and ask the class ‘What do these animals have 
    in common?’ (
    they’re all endangered
    ) Next, invite a class 
    discussion on how animals become endangered and what 
    we can do to protect and save them. 
    LIFE SKILLS
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    Ask the students to read the information in the 
    Life skills
    box and check their ideas from the Warmer. Then, ask 
    the class ‘How can we be kind to animals?’ (
    respect them, 
    support a rescue centre or animal charity, discourage others 
    from being unkind,
    etc.)

    Encourage the students to ask and answer the questions 
    in small groups. If appropriate, encourage the students 
    to talk about the ways we are kind to people and how 
    we should use these ways to be kind to animals (e.g. 
    we 
    help people who are less privileged, so we should also help 
    animals who are less privileged too
    ).

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