Fiche professeur

 

Anticipation:
  • Show a picture of Mount Kilimanjaro:

copyright: http://www.mountkenyaclimbing.com/mountainclimbing/mountkilimanjaroclimbing.html

  • Ask the pupils to react: 'React! Say anything you can about this document'
  • Write the words given by the pupils on the board.
  • Explain they are going to listen to an audio document taken from the BBC website.

The audio clip is taken from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/news/words/general/011107_witn.shtml

  • Ask them to imagine what this recording is about and note their hypotheses on the board
Listening:
  • First listening:Ask your students to listen and check their hypotheses
  • It is about animals which are endangered because of...
  • It deals with the rise in temperatures in Africa....
  • It is about glaciers melting ...
  • It can be about safaris as....
  • I know it doesn't deal with tourism because...

 

  • Second listening:Pick out the words you hear and write them in the first circle

 

 

 

The pupils go to the board and add a word they think they have heard to the spidergram on the board.The class can indicate if there is a spelling mistake, if the new word should be next to another one already found....

Have the pupils start reacting about what they have learnt in this document ( they should make sentences)

 

  • Third listening:

Give two different tasks according to the students' abiliity to understand:

  • For the students who have difficulties with understanding the audio clip: 'Listen and put a tick next to the words you hear now'.
  • For the other students:'Listen and add more words in the second bigger circle

 

 

 

 

Expression:
The students should make sentences using the words in the circles.
  • This report is about the situation on Mount Kilimanjaro which is in Africa
  • The snows of Kilimanjaro are melting because it is getting warmer/ Because the temperature is increasing, the ice at the top of the mountain is melting.
  • 80% of the ice cap has melted since 1992.
  • In 2020, no snow will be left.

Go to the second part of the lesson