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Green is Great

Submitted by Paul Braddock on 12 June, 2012 - 10:11

This lesson is about sustainability and how the UK is planning to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The lesson involves checking what vocabulary students already know in this topic area, teaching typical collocations relating to reducing emissions and alternative energy sources. The lesson involves a jigsaw reading task, where students read texts on different energy sources and report on these to each other. Extension activities involve students using an online tool to predict the energy future of the UK (or their own country).

Level: B1+

Age group: Older teens/adults

Timing: 60 - 80 minutes

Aims: Green is Great

To discuss sustainability and alternative energy (like nuclear, wind and solar power)
To practise reading for gist and detail
To practise paraphrasing a written text orally and in writing

Plan components

Lesson plan: download

Worksheets: download worksheet 01/ download worksheet 02

By Mike Harrison

The plans and worksheets are downloadable and in pdf format - right click on the attachment and save it on your computer.

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