The document is a lesson plan designed for Hong Kong primary school children focusing on animals and their care. It includes various interactive games, flashcards for animal names, and idiomatic expressions related to animals to engage students in learning English. Additionally, it encourages creativity by asking students to name imaginary hybrid animals and explores where different animals can be found.

1. Designed for Hong Kong primary children. Subject: Animals

2. What is a pet? Do you have a pet? What does it look like? How do you care for your pet? What does it need? I love English

3. How many animals can we name?

4. animal revision flashcards

5. Mouse Sheep Fish Giraffe

6. Pig Chicken Snake Lion Elephant

7. Horse Monkey Rabbit Cow

8. Spider Cat Dog Lizard monster!

9. new animals

10. Panda

11. Octopus

12. Gorilla

13. Camel

14. Parrot

15. Hamster

16. Turtle

17. Hippo / Hippopotamus

18. Shark

19. Rhino

20. Kangaroo

21. Bear

22. Penguin

23. REVISION

24. crazy animal game!

25. What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? Dog + Bird = Dird Bird + Fox = Box What different animals can you see?

26. What different animals can you see? What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? Chick dog C owl

27. What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? Pengu at Horse cat parrot What different animals can you see?

28. What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? Bat bird Cow rilla What different animals can you see?

29. What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? What different animals can you see? D orse Snail snake

30. What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? Dog rilla What different animals can you see? Chick man

31. What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? Kanga zebra goat aroo Ele bird What different animals can you see?

32. What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? What different animals can you see? Sh ird Dol ephant

33. What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? What different animals can you see? Croco hopper Fish ard

34. What would be a good name for these new crazy animals? Dog man Croco frog What different animals can you see?

35. hammer head game

36. Hammer Head Game Two students must face each other at the front of the class and name different kinds of animals. The first person to hesitate is ‘bopped’ on the head with an inflatable hammer! GAME!

37. where can we see animals?

38. At the zoo environments

39. At the park environments

40. In the jungle (forest, woods) environments

41. In the river (lake, pond) environments

42. On safari environments

43. On the farm environments

44. In the sea environments

45. In the sky environments

46. In the home environments

47. 1 2 3 6 9 7 4 5 8 7

48. what do they need? Blackboard game

49. WHAT DOES IT NEED? The ________ needs ________ We can give him some some light a cup of tea some food

50. WHAT DOES IT NEED? The ________ needs a ________ We can give him one a cage a bed a pencil

51. WHAT DOES IT NEED? The ________ needs a ________ We can give him one a fan a banana a scarf

52. WHAT DOES IT NEED? The ________ _____ ________ We can give him some some water a cat a jumper

53. WHAT DOES IT NEED? ___ ________ ______ ________ We can give him some cry cry cry a cup noodle some love a heater

54. WHAT DOES IT NEED? ___ ________ ______ ________ We can give him some a heater pair of sunglasses a dinosaur

55. dominos game!

56. DOMINOS GAME For example:

57. big TV game

58. BIG TV GAME One student must stand at the front of the classroom. An animal will appear on the screen. The class must describe the animal but they cannot say its name, make noises or use actions. The student must guess the animal.

59. TEAM BIG TV One student sits at the front. The class may use your English to describe it. Do not say the word! spider

60. TEAM BIG TV One student sits at the front. The class may use your English to describe it. Do not say the word! panda

61. TEAM BIG TV One student sits at the front. The class may use your English to describe it. Do not say the word! monkey

62. TEAM BIG TV One student sits at the front. The class may use your English to describe it. Do not say the word! penguin

63. TEAM BIG TV One student sits at the front. The class may use your English to describe it. Do not say the word! fish

64. TEAM BIG TV One student sits at the front. The class may use your English to describe it. Do not say the word! parrot

65. TEAM BIG TV One student sits at the front. The class may use your English to describe it. Do not say the word! snake

66. TEAM BIG TV One student sits at the front. The class may use your English to describe it. Do not say the word! camel

67. TEAM BIG TV One student sits at the front. The class may use your English to describe it. Do not say the word! octopus

68. Animal sounds

69. What animal is this? It’s a bear .

70. What animal is this? They are bats .

71. What animal is this? It’s a cat .

72. What animal is this? It’s a chicken .

73. What animal is this? It’s a cow .

74. What animal is this? It’s a dog .

75. What animal is this? It’s a donkey .

76. What animal is this? It’s an elephant .

77. What animal is this? It’s a goose .

78. What animal is this? It’s a goat .

79. What animal is this? It’s a horse .

80. What animal is this? It’s a leopard .

81. What animal is this? It’s a lion .

82. What animal is this? It’s a monkey .

83. What animal is this? It’s a rooster .

84. What animal is this? It’s a chimpanzee .

85. What animal is this? It’s a seal .

86. What animal is this? It’s a sheep .

87. What animal is this? It’s a tiger .

88. What animal is this? It’s a frog .

89. What animal is this? It’s a turkey .

90. What animal is this? It’s a whale .

91. What animal is this? It’s a wolf .

92. Animal idioms

93. As busy as a bee Someone who is very busy. “The principal was as busy as a bee”

94. As blind as a bat Someone who is not aware of what is going on in front of them. Not paying attention. “ If you thought that painting was nice, you must be as blind as a bat”

95. It's raining cats and dogs Raining very heavily. “ It has been raining cats and dogs all day in Hong Kong!”

96. A frog in your throat Your voice is not clear. “ I can’t hear you – have you a frog in your throat?”

97. When pigs fly A way to joke about something you think will never happen. “ Will you actually finish your homework on time David?” “ Yes, sure, when pigs fly!”

98. Ants in your pants Someone impatient who cannot keep still. “ Sit down Jonny and keep still! You must have ants in your pants!”

99. Fishing for compliments Inviting people to give you a compliment. “ Oh my new hair is SO ugly!” “ Are you fishing for compliments? Because your hair is lovely!”

100. Pull the wool over your eyes To cheat or deceive someone. “ You can’t pull the wool over my eyes – I know that you already have a girlfriend”

101. A little bird told me... Tracy has a new boyfriend! To gossip. “ A little bird told me that you are going to get a new job!”

102. Gone bananas To go crazy. “ I took some of his chocolate, and he went bananas!”

103. Apple of your/my eye Someone you love more than anyone else. “ My wife is the apple of my eye.”

104. To chicken out Bye bye! To quit something at the last moment. “ I should be on the TV quiz show today but I chickened out!”

105. Copy cat Someone who copies. “ Do your own homework – don’t be a copy cat!”

106. Dark horse Someone you cannot trust. “ He told me our tickets were $100, but I think they cost less – he’s a dark horse.”

107. In the dog house Someone who has been bad or is being punished. “ My sister is in the dog house as my mother caught her stealing.”

108. To pig out To eat a lot in one go. “ Let’s pig out on pizza!”

109. To smell a rat You can sense/believe something is not right. “ The teacher could smell a rat so asked the student if their parents helped with their homework.”

110. Cat got your tongue Someone who won’t speak up or answer questions. “ Why won’t you tell me who took my chocolate? Cat got your tongue?”