Why Do Animals Live in Groups?
ESL Lesson PlansWhy Do Animals Live in Groups?

Why Do Animals Live in Groups?

This ESL lesson plan explores the fascinating world of animals and their group behaviors, targeting B2-C1 learners. In this 45-minute group activity, students will expand their vocabulary and improve listening skills as they learn about animal teamwork and adaptation. Engaging tasks and discussions encourage learners to think critically about the benefits and challenges of animals living in groups, while interactive exercises help reinforce new vocabulary and comprehension skills.

Skills

  • Can understand most documentaries and most other recorded or broadcast material delivered in the standard form of the language.
Online Interactive
Based on CEFR
Fully Customizable
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First, discuss these questions in pairs. Then, share your ideas with the class.

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What are some benefits and challenges of animals living in groups or communities?
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Why do you think some animals form groups while others prefer to be alone?
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Match these words to their definitions.

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Now, watch a video and decide if the sentences about the video are True or False.

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Watch the video again and answer the questions. Check your answers with a partner.

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Share your thoughts on the following questions.

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Choose a topic and share your thoughts.