Teacher says hello to students and shows the first slide of the presentation. Altogether, students need to share ideas and answer questions related to animal welfare. - What do you think about animal welfare? Is it necessary? - How many situations can you think of where animals are used for entertainment (zoos, dolphins show, bullfights, etc…)? - Can you think of any arguments for or against using animals for entertainment? Students will openly share their ideas as a group.

Teacher changes slide and give instructions to students. They have to click on a link to open a google document with an essay. They should read the essay and then match the vocabulary with the definitions. Then they should identify each part of the essay and highlight it with different colors. Students will have 5 minutes and work in Bor.

The teacher shows the following slides where students need to analyze the highlighted words in the text. Students need to find the meaning of the various transitions words in 3 min in Bor. Then they will share their answers openly. Then, the teacher will proceed with the form and appropriacy of each word for 7 minutes.

Students will work in Bor to fill gap with the vocabulary from the previous slides and fill up the gap with the most appropriate words. Open class feedback.

Students will work individually (in an assigned space on google slides) to produce their own essay on one of the given topics: Should hunting be banned? Should the government encourage people to become vegetarian? Should experiments on animals be banned? Should wild animals in circuses be prohibited? Are zoos a good thing? They need to follow the essay layout seen during the lesson and some transitions words from the lesson. They have 15 minutes. CCQs: Are you writing an essay with arguments for or against? How many minutes do you have? How many paragraphs should you write? The teacher observes and notes the biggest mistakes to present them during the feedback.

Students will do a peer evaluation with the help of a checklist. Teacher will conduct feedback on the language.