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Carbon footprint - Speaking and Listening lesson

Carbon footprint - Speaking and Listening lesson

Assessment

Presentation

English

6th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

CCSS
RL.11-12.6, RI.6.2, RI.4.10

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Standards-aligned

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Amanda Asran

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8 Slides • 13 Questions

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What do you think the meaning of this image is?

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Carbon footprint

The total amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere as a result of an individual or an organisation

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Lesson aims

  • To complete a listening comprehension and be able to listen for gist and specific information

  • Engage in a formal class discussion

  • To develop speaking skills/fluency by discussing authentic news topics

  • To learn new subject related vocabulary and implement this during a discussion

4

Before watching the video, discuss with your partner...

What do you already know about this topic?

How important do you think this is?

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How you can cut your carbon footprint 👣 - BBC News

How you can cut your carbon footprint 👣 - BBC News

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Multiple Choice

Why is the planet overheating?

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Greenhouse gases trap heat inside the atmosphere

2

Heat is escaping from the earth's atmosphere

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Multiple Choice

To work out your own carbon footprint you need to know how much of WHICH GAS you are producing:

1

carbon dioxide

2

oxygen

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Watch the video again and make notes

Complete the quiz ansering true/false

10

Multiple Choice

People in poorer countries produce larger amounts of greenhouse gases

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True

2

False

11

Multiple Choice

Recycling is the most important way to reduce our carbon footprint

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True

2

False

12

Multiple Choice

The UK produces 5.5 tones of greenhouse gases per year

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True

2

False

13

Multiple Choice

Qatar produces less greenhouse gases than America

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True

2

False

14

Multiple Choice

The amount of money we have is not connected to the amount we consume

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True

2

False

15

Multiple Choice

People in richer countries need to make huge changes in order to reduce their carbon footprint

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Many countries aim to be carbon neutral by the end of this century

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True

2

False

17

Multiple Choice

It is likely that vegetarians/vegans have a lower carbon footprint

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True

2

False

18

Multiple Choice

The way we travel has the biggest impact on our carbon footprint

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True

2

False

19

Multiple Choice

Cows produce methane - a greenhouse gas

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True

2

False

20

Multiple Choice

In the developing world transport is a big part of your carbon footprint

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True

2

False

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'How can we actively reduce our carbon footprint?'

  • Make notes to prepare your ideas for a formal class discussion

  • Include ideas on why this is so important. What are the simplest and most effective ways to achieve this in your opinion?

  • What do you think the government can do to encourage people to take this issue seriously?

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