Walk on the Wild Side
Posted: February 25, 2013 | Author: All.at.C | Filed under: lesson plan, TV series | Tags: animals, listening, speaking, vocabulary, YouTube |4 Comments »A flatulent gorilla, a marmot called Alan, and a jealous giraffe all make an appearance in this lesson based on the BBC series Walk on the Wild Side. The lesson includes vocabulary work and listening before students come up with their own voiceover for a clip. And if you grew up in Britain in the 70s, chances are it will bring back memories of Johnny Morris and Animal Magic .
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Good stuff there Tom and Steve, I’m going to go back to my Creature Comforts clips from the 80s and 90s which I used in Brazil also very good for allowing the foreign accent in speaking English.
Thanks Alec. Creature Comforts is great – hope your students enjoy it.
[...] A flatulent gorilla, a marmot called Alan, and a jealous giraffe all make an appearance in this lesson based on the BBC series Walk on the Wild Side. The lesson includes vocabulary work and listeni… [...]
[...] A flatulent gorilla, a marmot called Alan, and a jealous giraffe all make an appearance in this lesson based on the BBC series Walk on the Wild Side. The lesson includes vocabulary work and listeni… [...]