Exploring The Living World – Student Workbook (A2–B1 Level English)

Explore the connections that shape our living world.

This  Student Workbook invites learners to dive into the wonders of biodiversity, ecosystems, and the relationships that connect all living things. Created for A2–B1 English learners, this resource combines environmental science with purposeful English language learning, following a CLIL/CBI methodology. Students will strengthen reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills through engaging, real-world content.

In this unit, Flora, the Global Guardian of The Living World, encourages curiosity, empathy, and environmental responsibility. Students will explore how people, animals, and plants depend on one another, learn to describe nature using new vocabulary, and reflect on their role in protecting the planet.

Designed for both classroom and independent learning, this workbook features:

• Video-based comprehension activities that build listening comprehension and critical thinking skills

• Vocabulary and reflection tasks that connect language learning to sustainability concepts

• Creative writing that encourages self-expression and environmental awareness

• Discussion questions that develop communication skills and personal responsibility to sustainability

• Student self-assessment tools for reflection and confidence building

• Project-based learning with the end-of-the-unit research project and creative presentation

Aligned with the UN sustainability education goals, USPESD sustainability standards, CEFR language learning standards, and CASEL standards, Unit 1: Exploring The Living World helps students see nature as an interconnected system while improving their English in meaningful, motivating ways.

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