This presentation starts with a quiz asking the students which animals do they think are endangered. To hopefully make an impact, all animals are correct and they're not just endangered, but critically endangered animals. As you click, explain what Critically Endangered means emphasizing the number of each animal left in the wild. The next slide will show a chart of animal categories and the rest of the critically endangered animals in the world. It'd be good to have a discussion with the help of the JTE from this point because the next slide will show the top reasons why they are CE. Before showing the causes, ask students why they think these animals are in critical danger of being extinct in the wild. Discuss ways on how we can prevent this from happening to other animals.
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These latest presentations are very nice. This one though, that last message 'What can we do to protect the environment?' has a vanishing animation that makes it vanish before it can be read. I think the animation needs to be deleted.