Unit 3 Conservation Lesson 1 Reading Subject English Grade Level High School Grade 1 Total Lessons Textbook BNU Press Senior High School English Compulsory 1 Lesson Type Reading Lesson 1 Textbook Analysis Textbook Analysis This lesson focuses on the topic of extinction, specifically the sixth mass extinction. The text provides historical context, scientific explanations, and examples of species that have gone extinct due to human activities. It emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts and the potential consequences of continued human impact on the environment. Student Analysis Students have a basic understanding of environmental issues but may lack detailed knowledge about mass extinctions. They are generally interested in science and current events, making this topic engaging. However, they may struggle with complex vocabulary and scientific concepts, requiring clear explanations and visual aids. Lesson Objectives 1. Students will be able to explain the five major mass extinctions in Earth's history. 2. Students will be able to summarize the main points of the passage. 3. Students will propose solutions to prevent the sixth mass extinction. 4. Students will practice using relative clauses in their writing and speaking. Key Points and Difficulties Key Points 1. Understanding the concept of mass extinctions. 2. Identifying the causes of the sixth mass extinction. 3. Analyzing the impact of human activities on the environment. 4. Proposing solutions to prevent the sixth mass extinction. Difficulties 1. Grasping the scientific concepts and terminology related to extinctions. 2. Summarizing the main points of the passage accurately. 3. Formulating effective solutions to environmental problems. 4. Using relative clauses correctly in written and spoken communication. Teaching Methods and Preparation Teaching Methods Lecture, Group Discussion, Cooperative Learning, Questioning Materials Preparation Textbook, PowerPoint slides Teaching Process Teacher Activities Student Activities Warm up (10 minutes) Activate Prior Knowledge (1) Begin the class with a brief discussion on what students already know about extinctions. (2) Show a short video clip or images of extinct species to engage students. (3) Distribute a worksheet with multiple choice questions (similar to the ones in the textbook) to assess students' prior knowledge. (4) Review the answers and provide feedback. (5) Introduce the topic of the sixth mass extinction and its significance. (6) Explain the objectives of the lesson. Engage Students (1) Ask students to share their thoughts on the importance of preserving biodiversity. (2) Encourage students to ask questions and express their opinions. (3) Write key terms on the board (e.g., extinction, mass extinction, biodiversity). (4) Provide definitions and examples for these terms. (5) Use visual aids to illustrate the concepts. (6) Ask follow up questions to ensure understanding. 1. Participate in the discussion and share their prior knowled ... ...
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