Polar bears are endangered due to global warming and pollution. There are approximately 20,000 polar bears left who live in the Arctic. Asian elephants are also endangered with only around 50,000 remaining. They live in forests which are threatened by loss of habitat from deforestation and hunting/poaching. Global warming and pollution endanger polar bears and giant pandas while loss of habitat, hunting/poaching, and global warming threaten tigers, rhinos, snow leopards and Asian elephants.

1. WEEKLY READER TEST
READER NUMBER 10

2. VOCABULARY Act.19
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Planet
Earth
Pollution

3. VOCABULARY Act. 19
30
seconds
rubbish
hunting

4. Act.20
• Why are polar bears endangered?
Because of global warming and pollution
• How many polar bears are there?
20,000
• Where do polar bears live?
In the Arctic
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5. Act. 21
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THE ASIAN ELEPHANT
There are about 50,000 Asian elephants
in the world today.
Asian elephants live in the forests.
They are endangered because of loss of
habitat and hunting and poaching.

6.  Look at the next slides
 Write the names of this dangers next to each
number.
– Pollution
– Loss of habitat
– Global warming
– Hunting and poaching
 Write the names of the endangered animals.
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7. Loss of habitat
Giant pandas and
snow leopards

8. Hunting and poaching
Rhinos and tigers

9. Global warming ---- Tigers and polar bears

10. Pollution ---- Polar bears and giant pandas