1 TRY OUT LANGUAGE
2 LEARN GRAMMAR
3 APPLY ON YOUR OWN
Many animals are in danger of vanishing from the world. Find out about an endangered animal, and describe what it looks like and where it lives to the class.
Choose an animal from this list or another endangered animal that you know.
Ozark big-eared bat
American black bear
Key deer
black-footed ferret
jaguar
West Indian manatee
Pacific pocket mouse
ocelot
northern sea otter
Florida panther
pygmy rabbit
black rhinoceros
Hawaiian monk seal
bighorn sheep
blue whale
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Go online to learn what your animal looks like and other interesting information about it. Take notes.
Questions | Answers | Adjectives to Use |
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What does my animal look like? | glossy fur, black ears | glossy, black |
Where does my animal live? | ||
What does my animal eat? | ||
What other interesting information do I know? | ||
Why is my animal endangered? |
Now describe your animal to a group.
Use adjectives in your description. Remember that the adjectives you choose should help readers or listeners form pictures in their minds.
Often, the adjective comes before the noun you are describing. If two adjectives both describe the noun, separate them with a comma (,).
EXAMPLES | The gray bat has glossy fur and long, black ears. Gray bats live in limestone caves. Their summer caves are warm, and their winter caves are cold. |