Wildlife in Human Spaces

Conversation - B1-B2 | Intermediate Level

4.9 $

Dec. 20 Sat , 08:00 USA

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Description

In this intermediate-level lesson, the students will learn about the challenges of living alongside wild animals and discuss ways to respond safely. They will practice expressing opinions on ethical issues, survival strategies, and safety tips for outdoor activities like hiking. The goal is for students to improve their conversational English while reflecting on human-wildlife interactions and thinking critically about the balance between safety and conservation.

Session Activities

Question 1: What is the most interesting wild animal you’ve ever seen?

Question 2: Have you ever seen a wild animal near your home or in nature?

Question 3: What do you think about keeping wild animals in zoos?

Question 1: What would you include in a “wildlife safety kit” if you went hiking?

Question 2: What should you do if you encounter a bear or another dangerous animal in the wild?

Question 3: What do you think about paying people to hunt certain animals that threaten humans or crops?

Question 4: How do you feel about people feeding wild or stray animals?

Question 5: Have you ever heard stories of people surviving close encounters with wild animals?

Question 6: How can people respect wildlife while still living safely near them?

Question 7: How do you feel about hunting for food versus hunting for sport or profit?

Question 8: How should governments balance human safety and wildlife protection?

Endangered species

Animals or plants at risk of disappearing

Population control

Managing the growth or size of a group of people or animals

Poaching

taking wild animals illegally

Track down

find an animal

Set up

arrange

For the greater good

doing something difficult to benefit more people or nature