ESL Reading Comprehension + Writing Activity Worksheets on "Endangered Species"

This Fantastic ESL Reading Comprehension + Writing Activity Worksheet (3 PDF Printable Pages) on “Endangered Species” (IUCN Red List + some examples of endangered species; black rhino, blue whale, orangutan etc. + reasons why some animals are endangered; climate change, human impact etc + efforts to prevent extinction + success stories and why it is important to save endangered species) is great to train Language skills in English (reading comprehension + writing skills).

Ideal participants for this ESL Activity are English Foreign Students at High School and Middle School (7th - 12th Grade; teens).

Newcomers or any English Language Learner can be more than suitable for this ESL Activity!

This Product can also be Great for English Second Language Centers or any ESL tutor around the world.

This ESL Reading Activity on “Endangered Species” (IUCN Red List + some examples of endangered species; black rhino, blue whale, orangutan etc. + reasons why some animals are endangered; climate change, human impact etc + efforts to prevent extinction + success stories and why it is important to save endangered species) can be great for Intermediate Advanced English as a Second Language Learners.

This Stimulating ESL Reading Comprehension + Writing Activity (PDF printable English language learners worksheets; 3 Pages) includes:

• a Text on “Endangered Species” (IUCN Red List + some examples of endangered species; black rhino, blue whale, orangutan etc. + reasons why some animals are endangered; climate change, human impact etc + efforts to prevent extinction + success stories and why it is important to save endangered species)
• 14 Text-related Questions (with space for answers)
• 2 Essay Prompts (writing an essay on an endangered specie; describing it, why it is endangered and consequences of its extinction + pretending to write a speech for the United Nations’s General Assembly on endangered species and why it is important to prevent these species’ extinctions)