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Target Language:
Energy Sources Vocabulary

Context:
Modern Energy Usage (Fuels/Powers)

Teacher’s Instructions & Answers:
Included on the last pages.

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This is a 4 page lesson for energy sources vocabulary, with one page of homework, and teacher’s instructions with answers.

It focuses on:

  • Learning the different energies and classifying them as fuel sources & power sources.
    (Geothermal Power, Bio Fuel, Oil and Gasoline, Nuclear Power, etc.)
  • Classifying energy sources effect on the environment.
    (Clean/Dirty/Renewable/Non Renewable)
  • Using comparative and superlative language with energy sources vocabulary.
    (more than, less than, the most, the least)
  • Discussing reasons, opinions, functions, uses, relating to energy sources vocabulary.

It includes:

  • 3 activities of target vocabulary (Presenting energy sources vocabulary).
  • 2 Activities to practice speaking with energy sources vocabulary (semi-restricted practice).
  • 4 Activities to produce speaking with energy sources vocabulary (free production).
  • 3 Activities for homework (sentence/vocabulary/writing).
  • Two pages of teacher’s instructions on how to execute the energy sources vocabulary lesson plan complete with answers.

Tips:

  • This is a good lesson as a preview to or review of a lesson/discussion on global warming.
  • Finding some statistics on the city or country your students are in could be highly relevant and interesting for the students. (What percent of power comes from what source?)

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