Students will see a picture of a man standing on top of a sky scraper, taking a selfie. They should come up with the word "risk" which is the main topic of this session. Then they will answer this question: "Are you a risk taker?" and if someone says yes, they should tell the class a little bit of their experience. Then in pairs they discuss this question "What is the riskiest thing you've ever done in your life." The feedback of this part will be from peers and they should tell the class what interesting things they talked bout.

Students will hear a short story about the teacher's cousin, the aim is to pre-teach them 4 vocabularies, "Paragliding", "cope with", "self-conscious", and "speeding ticket". Then they see 6 photos of 6 different people and try to discuss in pairs which kinds of risks are these people willing to take. This is the exposure for the listening.

The students will be given the same paper which was shown on the board to answer "How many of these speakers consider themselves risk takers?" They check their answers in pairs and finalize them on the board.

The students will read six sentences about the people in the listening and then listen again and match the speakers with the sentences. They check it in their pairs and the teacher will give the answers to the person who finished sooner to check with the whole class.

The pairs are changed now and 9 questions would be stuck around the class. In pairs they have to ask each other the questions and give specific examples and take notes of their friends answers. Later in groups of 4 they will share their ideas and decide in each team who is the biggest risk taker of their team and why.

The students introduce the biggest risk takers of their teams to the class and tell them why. Then I work on the language points, errors, and mistakes that I heard and we end the session with this error correction.