GLOBAL SUCCESS 12

UNIT 8:
WILDLIFE
CONSERVATIO
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LESSON 6

START

LESSON 6

WRITING
Game: Whispers
Task 1: Read the solutions and write
the threats.
Task 2: Write a problem-solving
report.
Cross-checking.
• Wrap-up
• Homework

WARM UP
WATCHING THE
VIDEO
AND REMEMBER
MAIN
INFORMATION

VIDEO 1

ACCODING THE
VIDEO,WHAT ARE SOME
REASONS A SPECIES
MIGHT BECOME
ENDANGERED?

LOSS OF HABITAT /HABITAT
DESTRUCTION

ILLEGAL HUNTING

OVERFISHING

CLIMATE CHANGE

VIDEO 2

PRE-WRITING
1 Read the solutions and write the threats.

- Stopping deforestation
- Restoring degraded habitats
- Rebuilding or replacing
habitats that have been lost
Poaching and illegal
trade in body parts

Loss of habitat

Introducing stricter laws and
harsher punishments to stop
poachers from killing and
selling tiger parts

PRE-WRITING
1 Read the solutions and write the threats.

- Educating people about the
importance of tiger conservation
- Reducing demand for tiger parts

Rising demand for tiger parts

WHILE2 Read the announcement and write a
WRITING
problem-solving report.

The tiger is one of the most endangered animals in
the world. The Wildlife Magazine is holding a
writing competition to raise people's awareness
about conserving tigers. Write a report (180-200
words) describing the threats facing tigers and
suggesting possible solutions.

VIDEO 3

TIGER'S
POPULATIO
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BORCELL
E
FAUGET
LARANA
LICERIA

SALFORD

OUTLINE FORMAT OF PROBLEM SOLVING REPORT
To: ...
From: ...
Subject: ...
Date: ...
Introduction
· This report describes the threats ... and suggests some solutions to the
problem
Threats
· Research has shown that ...
· Another serious threat is ...
Solutions
· One solution is ...
· Second, it is important to ...
· In addition, we should ...
Conclusion
· In conclusion, there are ...
· Therefore, we recommend ...

VIDEO 4

To: Wildlife Magazine
From: ABC
Subject: Threats facing tigers and possible solutions
Date: 15 September 2024
This report describes the major threats facing tigers and suggests possible solutions to
help protect them from extinction.
Research has shown that one of the most serious threats to wild tigers is deforestation.
As forests are cut down to make room for farming, construction, and infrastructure, tigers
lose their habitats and are forced to move into smaller, fragmented areas. Additionally,
poaching also remains a serious threat. Tigers are illegally hunted for their skins and body
parts, which are used in traditional medicine and sold on the black market, despite
international protection laws.
One solution is to stop deforestation and protect existing forests where tigers live. Second,
it is important to enforce stricter laws against poaching and introduce harsher punishments
for those involved. In addition, educating local communities about the importance of tiger
conservation can help reduce demand for tiger products.
In conclusion, tigers are facing multiple threats, including habitat loss and poaching.
Therefore, we recommend that governments, organizations, and individuals take immediate
action to save tigers from extinction.

POSTWRITING

Cross-checking
Suggested writing rubric
1. Organization: …/10
2. Legibility: …/10
3. Ideas: …/10
4. Word choice: …/10
5. Grammar use: …/10
TOTAL: …/50

CONSOLIDATI
ON
1 Wrap-up

What have you learnt today?
• How to write a problem-solving report

VIDEO 5

CONSOLIDATI
ON
2 Homework

• Do exercises in the workbook.
• Rewrite the paragraph in the notebooks.

GLOBAL SUCCESS 12

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YOU
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