Level 2 Unit 4:
Safari Animal Adventure

Lesson 1: Wild Animals
Students are introduced to a variety of wild animals commonly found on a safari. Through comics, songs, vocabulary exercises, and stories, students will learn to identify and describe these animals.

Lesson 2: Birds & Insects
This lesson focuses on different birds and insects. Students will learn vocabulary related to these creatures and practice using singular and plural nouns.

Lesson 3: Counting Animals
Students will learn to count animals using vocabulary for different wild animals. The lesson includes activities to practice singular and plural nouns and using numbers in sentences.

Lesson 4: Animal Habitats
Students explore various animal habitats, learning vocabulary for different environments and practicing the “qu” blend.

Lesson 5: Animal Adaptations
This lesson covers how animals adapt to their environments for survival. Students will learn vocabulary for animal adaptations and practice using singular and plural nouns.

Lesson 6: Keep Counting
Building on counting skills, this lesson introduces numbers eleven to twenty and ordinal numbers. Students will practice using these numbers in sentences and activities.

Lesson 7: A Wild Dream
Through a fun story, students learn about different animals and their habitats. The lesson includes vocabulary practice and exercises on singular and plural nouns.

Lesson 8: On the Move
Students learn about different ways animals move, using vocabulary for animal movements and practicing the present simple and present progressive tenses.

Lesson 9: Endangered Animals
This lesson focuses on endangered animals and the reasons behind their endangered status. Students will learn vocabulary related to conservation and practice using “There is” and “There are” in sentences.

Lesson 10: Review #1
A comprehensive review of the unit, covering all topics learned. Students engage in various activities to reinforce their understanding and practice new skills.

Lesson Details

Lesson 1: Wild Animals
Students are introduced to wild animals like lions, zebras, giraffes, and more. The lesson includes comics, vocabulary exercises, and a story about a safari adventure.

Lesson 2: Birds & Insects
Students learn about birds like toucans, parrots, and eagles, as well as insects like bees and dragonflies. Activities include speaking exercises and a story about bird watching.

Lesson 3: Counting Animals
Focus on counting animals using numbers up to ten. Students practice using singular and plural nouns and counting in sentences.

Lesson 4: Animal Habitats
Introduction to different animal habitats such as jungles, savannas, and rivers. The lesson includes vocabulary exercises and a story about visiting various habitats.

Lesson 5: Animal Adaptations
Students learn how animals adapt to their environments. The lesson includes vocabulary for adaptations like camouflage and hibernation, and exercises on singular and plural nouns.

Lesson 6: Keep Counting
Students learn to count from eleven to twenty and use ordinal numbers. Activities include counting animals and practicing ordinal numbers in sentences.

Lesson 7: A Wild Dream
Through a story about a dream adventure, students learn about various animals and their habitats. The lesson includes vocabulary practice and exercises on plural nouns.

Lesson 8: On the Move
Students learn vocabulary for different animal movements and practice using the present simple and present progressive tenses to describe these movements.

Lesson 9: Endangered Animals
Focus on endangered animals and conservation. Students learn vocabulary related to habitat loss and pollution, and practice using “There is” and “There are” in sentences.

Lesson 10: Review #1
A comprehensive review of the unit with various activities to reinforce vocabulary, grammar, and concepts learned throughout the unit.

Features

• Interactive Activities: Songs, comics, speaking exercises, and matching activities to make learning engaging and enjoyable.
• Wildlife Vocabulary: Focus on wild animals, birds, insects, their habitats, and adaptations.
• Practical Exercises: Activities designed to help students apply what they’ve learned in everyday contexts.
• Engaging Stories: Relatable stories that illustrate concepts and provide reading comprehension practice.