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Should we have zoos?
Some animal rights groups think captivity is cruel and unnecessary. Others think zoos are educational. How did we learn so much about the T. rex without observing it in person? Get your students talking, thinking and debating in English with this ready-made Discussion Starter lesson plan.
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What is the Occupy Movement?
The Occupy protests have spread to cities around the world. What does the movement stand for? What do your students think of the movement? Do they understand it, agree with it, oppose it? Try this ready made English lesson plan with a full page reading, vocabulary tasks, and group discussions.
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What do your students know about composting?
Did you know that composting reduces garbage by about one third? Your students discuss all the benefits of composting in this English lesson plan.
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