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Session 32  Sea Creatures

Session 32 (25-30 min) Sea Creatures


Session Goals

Pre-Session Instructions for Learner

Pre-Session Instructions for Volunteer

TimingInstructionsNotes
0 min
  • Say hello to your learner, then ask a few questions about how they’re doing (“How are you doing?” “How are you?”)
  • Ask your learner to greet you and ask you how you’re doing
Shows slide 1-2
5 min
  • On slide 3, ask your learner if they know where all the oceans are using the ocean names provided
  • On slide 4, ask your learner what kinds of features would be on an ocean creature and have them answer

Show slides 3-4

The answers to slide 3 are: (1. Indian Ocean, 2. Pacific Ocean, 3. Atlantic Ocean, 4. Arctic Ocean, 5. Southern Ocean)

On slide 4, you can ask questions such as what body features are on ocean creatures that you would not see on other animals? (Legs, fins, wings, scales, fur, gills)

5 min
  • On slide 5, ask your learner to identify the animals. If they cannot identify it in English, ask them to describe it. Even if they know the answer, still ask them to describe it!

Show slides 5-6

Slide 5 answers (1. Whale, 2. Shark, 3. Fish, 4. Seahorse, 5. Coral)

7 min
  • On slide 6, try to describe a sea creature to your learner without saying its name, and they have to guess what kind of creature you are talking about. Your learner should also try describing to you and you should try to guess.
  • On slide 7, present the slide to your learner about the different zones.
  • Congratulate your partner for making it to the halfway point

Show slide 6-8

It would be advised to read over slide 7 first before presenting it.

5 min
  • Show the videos 1 and 2 before asking your learner the questions on the slide.

Show slide 9

The video links are also on the slides.

5 min
  • Be prepared to show this video on ocean pollution. Then, ask your learner what they thought about it. Ask them to identify the six pictures and categorize them if they are good for the ocean or not.

Show slide 10

The pictures that are good for the ocean are pictures 3,4, and 6. The pictures bad for the ocean are 1,2, and 5.

3 min
  • Show your learner some ways you can help the ocean, and ask them how they help the ocean?
  • Show slide 13 to see how successful ocean cleanups are
  • Congratulate your learner for finishing the lesson.

Show slide 11-13

It is advised to spend the most of the three minutes on slide 11 before briefly going over 12 and 13.