Watch the video comic strip below and reflect on it for a moment. When you are ready, explain what you think the victim of the bullying will do next. Explore what his options are, and express your own opinion about what may happen next.
As the sun dips below the horizon, casting a warm glow on the tranquil waters of the Jin River, Chengdu, your pleasure boat gently glides beneath a brilliantly illuminated Bridge. In this captivating moment of Chinese beauty, how do you find yourself feeling? In one paragraph, share your emotions and reflections as you enjoy the … Read more
Lesson Description: Students will delve into the world of the Sphynx cat breed. They will embark on a journey of analytical reading, expository writing, and persuasive expression. As they learn about the distinctive characteristics of the Sphynx cat and its appeal as a potential pet, students will have the opportunity to express their preferences, reflect on their feelings, and present … Read more
Lesson Description: Students will discuss whether modern movies are too long, learn about the history of movie length, and weigh the pros and cons of longer films. Through this exercise, they will develop critical thinking skills and consider the impact of movie length on storytelling and audience engagement. Finally, they will share their opinion on … Read more
Can humans and robots coexist amicably, or is this image a dream? In one paragraph, explain what you believe to be the correct answer and provide your reasons.
Lesson Description: Students will learn to write a job application letter through a creative exercise centered on a fictitious vacancy for a position as a pirate. The video showcases Pirate Captain Badly, who outlines the job requirements. Students learn how to use persuasive language to highlight their experience and suitability for the role while applying … Read more
Lesson Description: In this lesson, a video of a young office employee arriving late for work prompts a reflection on work-life balance. Should one work hard in an office job or adopt a more relaxed approach to life? Students will express their opinions on this issue and support their positions with reasoned arguments. This aims … Read more
Lesson Description: Students will learn to write persuasively by convincing their friends to attend an international mud festival in South Korea. After learning about the benefits of mud baths, students will develop a compelling argument to generate excitement for the festival. By identifying and appealing to their audience’s interests and values, students will learn to … Read more
This lesson requires pre-reading provided in advance by Typhoon Club Lesson Description: Welcome to the thrilling world of smokejumpers – an exceptional branch of the U.S. Forest Service. The Forest Service is dedicated to fighting forest fires in California. As we delve into the incredible efforts of these brave individuals who parachute into remote fire … Read more
Lesson Description: In this lesson, students will critically examine kayaking as a sport. A short video will highlight the benefits of kayaking. Students will use this introduction to write a persuasive letter to their PE teacher advocating the inclusion of kayaking in the school’s physical education programme. Students will be encouraged to use persuasive language … Read more