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ESL Lesson Plan: Who Owns Nature?

Who Owns Nature?

Lesson Overview

In this B2 ESL lesson plan titled “Who Owns Nature?”; students explore the question of who is responsible for protecting the environment, discuss different opinions on land use, and expand their environmental and vocabulary knowledge.

Engaging activities include video comprehension, discussion questions, idiom practice, and debate exercises, making…

In this B2 ESL lesson plan titled “Who Owns Nature?”; students explore the question of who is responsible for protecting the environment, discuss different opinions on land use, and expand their environmental and vocabulary knowledge.

Engaging activities include video comprehension, discussion questions, idiom practice, and debate exercises, making it perfect for developing speaking, listening, and critical thinking skills while learning about conservation and the challenges of managing natural resources.

This B2 ESL lesson plan on nature encourages advanced students to think critically about global environmental issues and builds on our other step-by-step general English lesson plans, all designed to make learning structured, meaningful, and engaging.

Activity Layout

  1. Warm Up
  2. Video: Vocab.
  3. Video: Comprehension.
  4. Discussion. 
  5. Debate
  6. Would you rather? 
  7. Quotes. 
  8. Topic-Related Idioms. 

Homework

As with every adult lesson plan from ESL Pals, students get to practice at home with our innovative homework activities. In this advanced B2 ESL lesson plan, they are presented with an awesome article, then multiple questions. 

  1. Article: Who Owns Nature? 
  2. Article: Questions. 

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