In the forest: Present Perfect with Jane Goodall

VOCABULARY AND CONTEXT

Students explore vocabulary about research, conservation, tools, habitat, and discoveries while learning about Jane Goodall’s work with chimpanzees. Matching, definitions, and speaking activities help learners use these words in real-life contexts.

READING AND LISTENING

Through engaging texts and comprehension questions, students read about Jane Goodall’s research and achievements. Interactive tasks such as multiple-choice questions, matching, and discussions build reading skills while connecting language learning with environmental awareness.

GRAMMAR PRACTICE

The lesson introduces and practises the Present Perfect tense to describe experiences, discoveries, and long-term achievements. Students work on sentence completion, gap-fills, and transformation tasks, and practise asking and answering questions in the Present Perfect.

HOMEWORK AND REVISION

Learners revise key vocabulary and grammar through interactive exercises and video-based tasks. Homework includes fill-in-the-blank activities, true/false questions, and writing practice to consolidate the Present Perfect and reinforce lesson content.