Hi Here is a very simple guide on New Zealand. There is some information on Its origins Nature The Maori people Lord of the Rings - Hobbiton Haka + Hongi Usually for this kind of lesson I create a question worksheet but as I teach this at the end of the year I haven’t done this yet. But, I will probably create a worksheet later. The videos are embedded into the lesson.

Hi (Updated to reflect that Thunberg now has almost 15 million followers and I changed Prince Charles’ name to King Charles III) I have made a biography of Greta Thunberg taken from different sources. It’s been edited and reworded, along with my own information added It is designed primarly for non-native speakers but please don’t be put off it could be easily used for native speakers! You’ll just need to remove the vocab exercises. For this there are basically two versions (one is slightly easier). To begin with there are sentences introducing the new vocabulary, then students need to match up the definition with the new words along with a translation in their L1, then you can start the dictogloss. Then there is the comprehension that the dictogloss is based on along with comprehension questions. Finally there is a gap fill exercise from the “How Dare You?” speech (the video link is provided).

This is my lesson on the Great Barrier Reef Here is a continuation of the lesson: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/sharks-whales-dolphins-humpback-whales-orcas-12683202